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Lenovo Flex 4 - affordable 2-in-1 laptop

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Lenovo Flex 4 is powerful machine for the average user


Lenovo Flex 4 laptop

The Lenovo Flex 4 (15”) is equipped with Intel® 7th Gen Core™ processor. The processor performs fast and makes the 2-in-1 suitable for daily work, heavy image-processing applications, browsing and gaming as well. The machine itself feels more expensive, with a diamond-cut beveled edge around the aluminum palm rest. The keyboard is improved with larger keys for speed typing.


The battery is said to provide up to 7 hours of life on a single charge according to Lenovo’s tests. In reality, you can expect 6 hours of battery life when doing regular work + browsing or around 3,5 hours if watching video. The laptop recharges quite quickly, in around an hour.
The storage offered is up to 1 TB HDD or 512 GB SSD, which means you can enjoy the extra space and say goodbye to external hard drives.

Display


The vibrant 15.6” FHD (1920 x 1080) display with 10-point multitouch yields bright, detailed visuals. Choose optional discrete graphics for outstanding performance in gaming and multimedia. In-plane switching (IPS) technology means the display can be viewed clearly over a wide angle – perfect for sharing content with friends


The stereo speakers featuring Audio by Harman technology deliver crisp, clear sound.


The laptop’s weight is in the middle range, starting at 4.58 lbs (2.08 kg) and measures 0.84" (21.3 mm) thin. The Flex 4 is noticeably sleeker, however given the powerful specs, the weight is not in the lighter range as could be expected. You can use the Flex in four different modes: Laptop, Stand, Tent, or Tablet. The unique hinge design allows the screen to flip around 360 degrees, so you can select the mode based on what you choose to do. However, most users prefer it as a table machine / laptop since 15,6 inches is a bit too big and awkward to be used as a tablet.

Specifications:
Processor
Up to 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i5 Processor
Up to Intel® Pentium® 4405U Processor
Operating System
Windows 10 Home
Graphics
Up to Intel® HD Graphics 620
Up to AMD Radeon R7 M460 2GB
Webcam / Microphone
1 MP Fixed Focus CMOS Camera (720p)
Memory
Up to 16GB DDR4 2133 MHz
Storage
Up to 1TB 5400 RPM
Up to 256GB SSD
Audio
Stereo Speakers with Harman Audio Certification
Battery
52.5 WHr; Up to 8.5 Hours Local HD Video Playback at 150 nits
Display
15.6" FHD IPS AntiGlare Multitouch (1920x1080) with integrated camera
Dimensions
(W x D x H)
(inches) : 14.88" x 9.96" x 0.84"
(mm) : 378 x 253 x 21.4
Weight
Starting at 4.58 lbs (2.08 kg)
Wi-Fi
802.11 AC(2x2)
LAN
GIGA LAN
Bluetooth
Bluetooth® 4.0
Ports
2 x USB 3.0
1 x USB 2.0 (always-on)
HDMI™
4-in-1 Card Reader (SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC)
Audio Combo Jack
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