Lenovo Ideapad Flex 10 (10-inch, 2014)

performance, usability, portability, size, durability

energy, reliability

69% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Small and relatively light Excellent construction quality Unique design makes Windows 8 easier to use with touch gestures

Disappointing performance Limited expansion and connectivity Expensive

The Lenovo Flex 10 might be an entry-level device, but it isn't cheap. For the same amount of money, you could get a far more powerful notebook, although you would have to give up the touchscreen and swivel feature. Given a choice between performance...

A good design if it had functioned well

There are those I imagine that like windows 8.1. I did not. I would consider Windows 10 for this IF it had some processing power. It is not enough. Reaction time is slow and opening pages applications and the like is equally slow

Sharp display, colors look good, attractive small form factor, light weight, thin, makes for a very portable notebook you will want to take with you. I got this to replace a seven inch tablet, and have a more readable display screen. I also wanted to...

Some apps and programs start very slowly, almost certainly because this notebook only has 2GB of RAM memory. I didn't run any actual time tests, but the battery charge doesn't seem to last very long. You will probably want to check into some alternate...

just got this today and been playing with it. chose this over an acer aspire switch. I went with the lenovo due to a little more horsepower from the celeron and better keyboard. I remember I had an aspire in the past and the keyboard was abysmal ; It's...

hard drive slow but at this price range it is expected ; a lot of bloatware to remove, but all the big companies do this. if you know the process of what you want to get ride of it, it is an easy chore ; mcaffee has to go. it is a dinosaur and I prefer...

just got this today and been playing with it. chose this over an acer aspire switch. I went with the lenovo due to a little more horsepower from the celeron and better keyboard. I remember I had an aspire in the past and the keyboard was abysmal ; It's...

hard drive slow but at this price range it is expected ; a lot of bloatware to remove, but all the big companies do this. if you know the process of what you want to get ride of it, it is an easy chore ; mcaffee has to go. it is a dinosaur and I prefer...

Nothing. I guess it's neat that it has a touch screen but it doesn't even work most of the time because the computer is frozen

Slow. So, so slow. Can barely handle Netflix. Speakers are very quiet. My phone is louder than this laptop. Freezes all the time. I can't actually use it to surf the web, video chat, or anything. It just keeps freezing up. I just use it for Netflix...

small, nice touchscreen

absurdly slow, touchpad too small and unresponsive

Nice netbook-like form factor ; A good amount of storage ; Was able to shrink windows partition and install Ubuntu without any problems. (note older flex 10 models had issues installing Linux due to 32-bit uefi. This model has a 64-bit uefi) ; Hardware...

Price is hiring than other touchbooks ; The wifi doesn't support 5ghz spectrum.(BIGGEST disappointment) ; WARNING!!! CPU is **NOT** a Celeron N2810@2ghz like the listing states, it is a Celeron N2807@1.6ghz ; Very slow performance. Windows 8.1 is...

Nice netbook-like form factor ; A good amount of storage ; Was able to shrink windows partition and install Ubuntu without any problems. (note older flex 10 models had issues installing Linux due to 32-bit uefi. This model has a 64-bit uefi) ; Hardware...

Price is hiring than other touchbooks ; The wifi doesn't support 5ghz spectrum.(BIGGEST disappointment) ; WARNING!!! CPU is **NOT** a Celeron N2810@2ghz like the listing states, it is a Celeron N2807@1.6ghz ; Very slow performance. Windows 8.1 is...

value, Display Screen, Lightweight, Quality, Easy to Set Up, Performance

battery life, Difficult to Use