Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook Review: Is It Worth The Budget?

Posted on August 22, 2022 by LGMadyibi

Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook (2021)

Specifications

DISPLAY: 13.3-inch Full HD IPS Touchscreen (1920 x 1080) | PROCESSOR: Intel Core i3-1135G7 dual core | GRAPHICS: Intel UHD integrated | STORAGE: 128GB NVMe SSD | MEMORY: 8GB DDR4 | OS: Chrome OS | PORTS: 1X USB 3.1 Type C with Power Delivery, 2X USB 3.1 Type A , 1X HDMI, 1X Mic/Headphone combo | BATTERY: 52.5WH 3 cell Li-Polymer | MISC: WiFi 2×2 802.11AX , Bluetooth 5, weighs 3.30 lbs (1.50 kg), 720p webcam, Backlit keyboard, Fingerprint Reader, released 2021

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Overview

The Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook is a lightweight, slim, and budget 2-in-1 laptop with a price range of less than 500 USD. The model on review comes with an 11th-gen Intel Core i3 chip, with 8GB of RAM, and 128GB SSD storage.

It also has a Full HD touch screen that’s compatible with a stylus pen and a backlit keyboard. There’s a cheaper Flex 5i Chromebook that comes with the same 11th-gen Intel i3 chip but with 4GB of RAM, and a smaller 64GB storage drive.

But, we decided to review the little more expensive model because it’s more efficient and it’s the better budget Chromebook of the two, as it has more storage and more memory.

Yet they both remain excellent value for money because of their design, build quality, and other impressive features such as long battery life, good portability, flexibility, etc. Let’s dive right in and see what’s good and what’s not with this Chromebook.

What’s to Like

Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook has hinges that bend easily into tent mode.

Impressive Performance

The Flex 5i includes an 11th-generation Intel Core i7 chip which is one of the fastest-performing processors now. Overall, the performance is impressive for a 2021 laptop. I had no problems with the performance, i.e. no sluggish or sudden freezing experience. It performs really well and is great for routine tasks like typing, web browsing, video streaming, and basic photo and video editing.

You can get away with playing gaming apps from Google Play Store. The performance is okay, but not AAA titles as the laptop doesn’t have a discreet graphics chip. i.e. it’s not a gaming laptop. Overall, the Flex i5 Chromebook has impressive performance. Great for daily routine tasks. Good for light gaming. Not recommended for AAA gaming.

Good Battery Life

As advertised, the battery life of the Lenovo Flexi i5 Chromebook should last 11 hours, which is impressive. But after testing, I can confirm that it’s quite close. The battery life is actually pretty good. On moderate use, you are looking at about 6 to 7 hours before it needs to be charged – depending on what you do the laptop will use more power. Yet it’s much better than older laptops. In short. Great battery life

The keyboard and touchpad on the Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook.

Fairly Affordable Price

The entry-level Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook comes at a price range of less than US$400. Whereas, the model Chromebook on review costs a little more but not really much as it sits under the US$500 price range.

So yes, the price range is fair and affordable. It also includes features that are not normally included with other budget laptops, so yes it’s also great value for money. It really is definitely worth the buy. Overall, a fairly affordable price.

Good Looking Display

The Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook comes with a Full HD IPS touch screen that is 13.3 inches. The overall display looks good. The colors and contrasts look fine and the images displayed look detailed.

The only reason why it’s not the best-looking screen is that it’s quite dim and glossy. It’s okay working with it indoors, (but not near windows) but suffers outdoors. The glossiness attracts light from the environment making it difficult to see the screen. Even after cranking the brightness to max, it still looks quite dim. So overall, good quality display. Decent colors and contrasts. But has a glossy and dim screen.

What’s Not to Like

The back view of the lid and input ports of the Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook.

Stylus Pen may or may not be included

Depending on where you buy the Chromebook it may or may not come with the stylus pen. But the touch screen is compatible and works with any stylus pen, so if you have one laying around at home, try it. I’m pretty sure it will work.

Verdict

The Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook is by far the most interesting mobile device I have ever come across. It’s versatile as it works as both a tablet and a laptop. It looks good, even though there’s not much more to say about the design. It comes with a comfortable backlit keyboard, which is not a normal feature on budget laptops.

It comes with the latest specs to get you going the minute your turn it on, with an impressive performance in its class, and great battery life. All this and more at an affordable price. Nothing really disturbing to say about it, but it’s an amazing device.

It’s not the fastest-performing or ground-breaking Chromebook for gaming enthusiasts, but it’s a handy device to help you get your daily work done. Perfect for corporate entry-level employees, college students, and for those looking for a budget portable device to work on anywhere.

Should you buy it? Well. If you’re looking for both a laptop and a tablet, if you’re looking to do simple tasks, if you looking for a portable device that has all-day battery life, good overall performance, and affordable price, then I suggest you look no further and give the Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook a try.

It’s a great mobile device and with so many features, it’s great value for your money.

So what’s your opinion on the Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook? Is it the budget laptop you’re looking for? What other budget laptops are you considering? Let me hear your comments or any other questions you have. I look forward to hearing from you.

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HP Envy X360 15 Review: The Affordable but Astonishing 2in1 laptop

Posted on May 18, 2021 by LGMadyibi

HP Envy X360 15 Review: The Affordable but Astonishing 2in1 laptop

HP launched its new budget HP Envy X360 15 laptop, to add to the entry-level Envy laptop series. This one comes with some of the latest hardware that guarantees good overall performance. Since it’s a budget laptop there will be compromises but performs well to meet your needs. If you’re searching for a budget 2-in-1 laptop that’s easy to use, and comes with the latest hardware and specs, then the HP Envy X360 laptop is for you. Want to know more? Then read on the HP Envy X360 15 review.

HP Envy X360 15

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REASON TO BUY

Good performance processor
Good battery life
A great and solid design
A great-looking touch display

REASON NOT TO BUY

Heavy 15-inch laptop
Touchpad not so great
Cooling fans get loud at times
Average quality webcam

Overview

The new HP Envy x360 15 is a 2-in-1 tablet laptop, that includes a 15-inch 360-degree foldable touchscreen display. It comes with the latest Intel Core 11th-gen i7 processor, the new Xe integrated graphics processor, 16GB of memory, and 512GB SSD of storage.

Other features include WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity, a fingerprint scanner, and built-in voice assistance.

What’s to Like

The overall performance of the HP Envy is fast and reliable. The Intel i7 processor is known to be one of the top performers, and it’s included in the laptop.

Though there are other brands like AMD Ryzen 7, which is slightly cheaper, whichever one you choose they both perform well to meet your needs.

The SSD storage included will make apps load faster and overall system performance better. The 16GB of memory will for more storage of apps on standby. All of them contribute to the overall performance of the laptop.

From laptop to tablet mode, and includes a stylus pen.

With the battery life, you’re looking at an average of up to 7 hours of daily use. That’s great for daily usage. The touchscreen display looks great. It’s a full HD, with 1080p screen resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The images are sharp and clear, with good colour accuracy.

The laptop design looks natural and realistic, workable but premium as well. It has a good choice of colours and looks sophisticated. It’s made of premium materials, comes with a slim lightweight design, well-placed hinges to fold over the touchscreen display to tablet mode, and speakers placed on the top section of the keyboard. Overall, great laptop design.

What’s Not to Like

A lot of good things have been mentioned in this HP Envy X360 15 review. Let’s now look at other need-to-know features or setbacks to take note of.

Firstly, the laptop may be a lightweight wonder, but thanks to the big 15-inch screen, it increased the weight. This is a minor setback, but one to take note of.

The touchpad works but it’s not good enough to compete with other well-known laptop brands. It’s just not as smooth to the touch and the click feels bad at times. Rather use an external mouse.

The cooling fans are there to keep the overall laptop cool especially when you do activities that require more processing power. The fans do get loud at times and get noisy in quiet areas.

To Buy or Not to Buy

Overall, the HP Envy X360 15 is a great 2-in-1 laptop. The fast performance, great design, good battery life, and other features make it a worthy laptop to buy. Let’s not forget that it’s an affordable laptop as well.

Should you buy it?

If you want an affordable 15-inch laptop that can help you do all your daily tasks on the go, then yes. If you want a lightweight laptop that also functions as a tablet, then yes.

So far there’s no better 15-inch 2-in-1 laptop in this price range, and comes highly recommended as the best 2-in-1 laptop to use this season.

If you want a cheaper one that comes with a smaller screen, then check out the price for the HP Envy X360 13 2-in-1 laptop. It has relatively the same specs but a smaller touchscreen display.

Thank you very much for coming this far in my HP Envy X360 15 review. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them here below and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

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2020 HP Spectre X360 15 Review: Gorgeous with short battery life

Posted on October 30, 2020 by LGMadyibi

The HP Spectre X360 15 is an updated flagship 2 in 1 laptop that improves from last year’s model. It comes with the latest technology, offering top quality features and a satisfying user experience. With so many other top brands, it will be a challenge for HP to compete for the top market spot due to the tough competition. Yet so far the 2020 HP Spectre x360 15 has proven to be one of the best looking, and best performance 2 in 1 laptop of 2020. Does it have the essence to win and stay on top of the game? Let’s find out from the review.

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Overview

Feast your eyes on the beautiful HP Spectre X360 15. This is a 2-in-1 convertible laptop, that features all the common features of a 2-in-1 laptop. It comes packed with the latest tech that includes a 4K display, a 10th generation i7 processor, an Nvidia GeForce GPU, plenty of storage and memory.

Design

The HP Spectre X360 is a gem of a 2-in-1 laptop to hold. The mix between black and gold design brings the best in its beauty and innovation. First, the screen bezels are thin and almost non-existent, making the 4K 15-inch display look stunning. Second, the white backlit keyboard offers a comfortable typing experience. The mouse-pad offers great responsiveness and the audio speakers on top offer decent quality sound.

Thirdly, the dual golden hinges offer you easy switching from laptop to tablet. Lastly, it’s lightweight and super slim for easy portability. The input ports include an HDMI port, two USB-C, a USB, a headphone jack, and a microSD card reader. Overall, the design and outer features of the HP Spectre X360 is amazing. It comes with a great design, a great looking display, and offers easy portability and a premium experience.

Display

The HP Spectre X360 includes a 15-inch AMOLED display, sporting a 4K (3840 x 2160) screen resolution. The display comes with great colours, good brightness, and contrast, producing sharp and detailed images and videos. The thin bezels offer an amazing viewing experience, as we as a touch screen that responds well to finger gestures and smooth swipes. Overall, the display is a noticeable great part of the Spectre X360, offering a good viewing experience for all users.

Performance

The 2-in-1 laptop performs well as expected like other top-range laptops. The 10th generation Intel i7 chip, together with the 16GB memory, excels in making sure that tasks are run smoothly without any lag or performance issues.

Gaming is an option too here. The NVidia GeForce GPU allows for light gaming. Older games work well as the hardware offers good graphics and performance, but not a good idea for top titles. This is no gaming laptop so if you do want to play hardware demanding games, then you would have to lower the graphics and screen settings. To close off, the HP Spectre offers great performance for everyday tasks and offers decent performance for gaming.

Battery life

The battery life is not the best feature here. For light tasks and activities like web browsing, and normal everyday typing, the 2-in-1 can last for a good day’s work. Thanks to the 4K AMOLED touch screen, the top performance chipset, and the NVidia GPU using them consume more battery power leaving you with less than 3 hours of battery life.

So if you looking for a powerful 2-in-1 laptop, the HP Spectre X360 has all the features you need. But if you going to maximize full use of it, make sure you carry the USB-C charger with you where ever you go.

Sound

The HP Spectre X360 comes with a ‘Bang & Olufsen’ speaker on the top section of the keyboard and dual speakers on each side of the laptop. The audio speakers are well-placed and produce decent sound, but loses it at max volume. It’s not loud enough and the bass quality is low, but overall, they are there and work well. Getting headphones may be a good idea.

Verdict

The HP Spectre X360 is a powerful, good looking 2-in-1 laptop. It comes with top performance hardware, a great-looking touch screen that offers a stunning view experience, a unique design, and other premium features. It surely is a fantastic mobile device to use and is highly recommended. The battery life is a problem though. If you plan to install apps that demand so much of your system hardware, then you must always keep the adapter in hand, especially when you are out and about.

Another thing to note is that the older 2019 model has a great battery life but with last year’s tech, which is still relevant today. It’s a good alternative worth considering. Either than that, there’s nothing more major to criticize the HP Spectre X360.

2020 Next Ultimate: Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review

Posted on May 23, 2020 by LGMadyibi

2020 Next Ultimate: Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review

Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review. Introducing the latest Microsoft Surface Book 3 release in 2020. The AKA all-around. The AKA ‘Ultimate Laptop’. From first impressions, the tablet or 2-in-1 laptop comes with the same design as the previous Surface Book 2. That’s pretty risky in this day in age, because of the challenging mobile market.

There are substantial upgrades to the CPU, GPU, and other hardware specs to boost performance, but will it be enough to gain an advantage in the mobile market?

Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review

General Specs

Display:	13.5” PixelSense^™ Touchscreen, 3000 x 2000 resolution 15” PixelSense^™ Touchscreen, 3240 x 2160 resolution
Memory:	13.5” – 8GB/16GB/32GB RAM 15” – 16GB/32GB RAM
Processor:	13.5” Quad-core 10th Gen Intel^® Core^™ i5-1035G7 Quad-core 10th Gen Intel^® Core^™ i7-1065G715” Quad-core 10th Gen Intel^® Core^™ i7-1065G7
Graphics:	13.5” Intel^® Core^™ i5-1035G7: Intel^® Iris^™ Plus Graphics Intel^® Core^™ i7-1065G7: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design15” Intel^® Core^™ i7-1065G7: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti with Max-Q Design
Storage:	13.5” – 256GB/512GB/1TB SSD 15” – 256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB SSD
Connections:	2 x USB-A 1 x USB-C® 3.5mm headphone jack 2 x Surface Connect ports Full-size SDXC card reader Compatible with Surface Dial

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Overview

Microsoft Surface Book 3 is a tablet that, if the right accessories are present, can also become a laptop, making it a 2-in-1 mobile device. There are two models it comes with: the 13.5-inch and the 15-inch model. Both models come with different specs and features catered to different segments and different ranges of prices.

The 13.5-inch model is the startup with specs similar to other mid-range models. There is also a top-range version of this model, that contains more powerful processing power, more memory, better graphics, and more storage.

The 15-inch model is the top range of the two, with more powerful specs and features. It’s more pricey, catering to those who can afford it and demand more system performance.

Bottom-line, there are two model tablets with different display sizes, specs, and features. They are catered to serve different segments, with different prices.

Display & Design

Microsoft Surface Book 3 comes in two models: 13.5-inch and 15-inch. There are both ‘Pixelsense’ displays with high resolutions up to 4K. The display is beautiful with images onscreen that are very much detailed. Those who are in the creative space will have no problems here with editing images and working on graphic arts.

One issue is that the bezels around the display are quite thick than other top model tablets, making it look outdated.

There is not much to say here about the design of the Surface Book 3. The two models are very much the same as the previous Surface Book 2 version.

The tablet is compatible with the detachable keyboard which when attached turns it into a clamshell laptop. The hinges are pretty easy to attach to the tablet and can fold the laptop up to 360 degrees, similar to a 2-in-1 laptop. The only issue here is that you still need to buy it separately as it doesn’t come with the mobile device.

So to sum it up, great gorgeous 4K display. Same design as the older Surface Book 2. Easy to attach the detachable keyboard but is sold separately.

System & Gaming Performance

With the addition of the mid-range/top-range hardware included, the tablet aims to meet the performance criteria of many market sectors. That of which the Surface Book 3 has definitely done so.

The tablet includes two of Intel’s most powerful processors, with more RAM options, better display graphics, and more internal storage options.

This will definitely help you do business and creative work well with smooth transition between apps, fast loading of programs, and good storage. This is definitely a good point note.

With gaming, however, this is not a gaming laptop. The hardware included is catered for normal business work and creativity work. The GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) included is good but not as powerful as the NVIDIA RTX range of laptops which are more suitable for gamers.

But you can get away with playing 2D gaming apps and older gaming titles just don’t expect a WOW gaming experience here.

So the bottom line here is that Microsoft Surface Book 3 is a solid performance machine. It’s great for daily or business work, good for creatives, but not ideal for extreme gaming. See some powerful gaming laptops here, if that interests you.

Other Features

The battery life here is not too bad. Looking at up to 10 to 12 hours of battery life, you can expect to get your work done, stream movies, browse the internet, and social media on a single charge. Bear in mind that it takes about an hour to charge over 50%.

The detachable keyboard offers a good typing experience so it’s a good idea to get it if you wish to type. There are two webcams (front and back) that are the same as the previous model but with a 1080p resolution. The weight is the same as the previous model, with a weight of 1.5 kgs for the 13.5-inch and 1.6 kgs for the 15-inch model.

Price

Here is a quick view of what you will expect to pay for the new Microsoft Surface Book 3.

13.5-inch:

- Intel Core i5, 8GB, 256GB SSD, Intel Iris: $1,599.99
- Intel Core i7, 16GB, 256GB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $1999.99
- Intel Core i7, 32GB, 512GB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $2,499.99
- Intel Core i7, 32GB, 1TB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $2,699.99

15-inch:

- Intel Core i7, 16GB, 256GB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $2,299.99
- Intel Core i7, 32GB, 512GB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $2,799.99
- Intel Core i7, 16GB, 1TB SSD, Nvidia GTX (Max-Q): $2,999.99
- Intel Core i7, 32GB, 2TB SSD, NVidia GTX (Max-Q): $3,399.99

As you can see the base model release starts at over $1500. That’s not cheap for the budget segment. But looking at the specs this is a typical price range for a mid-range tablet or laptop. The tablet is out now in the US. It will be released at a later date in other countries.

Overall Verdict

Microsoft Surface Book 3 plans to be the all-rounder, trying to find a balance between the business laptop with a gaming GPU and a gaming laptop with good typing, a responsive touchscreen, and a lightweight.

With the performance of the tablet, the Surface Book 3 has reached that mark, catering to those looking for a business mobile device turn laptop that can perform tasks well with no issues.

But it puzzles me why Microsoft keeps releasing another powerful tablet and not including one or two of the cool accessories, like other brands. It could be because they want to make more money, or it’s a marketing strategy. Whatever the reason is it would be cool to at least get the detachable keyboard bundle, but only time will tell.

Suffice to say, Microsoft has done a good job by releasing a great round tablet or 2-in-1 laptop. The upgrade options available with better processing power, and more RAM to the internal storage options make this a great choice for business and corporate use.

Yet the same external design features will end up being a liability in the not-so-distant long run because of the tough mobile electronic market they are facing.

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Laptop or Tablet: Which is Best

Posted on July 25, 2019 by LGMadyibi

laptops or tablets

Laptop or tablet. Which one is best? Tablets have become reliable mobile devices because they offer several functions; they are portable and come with a user interface that is easy for you to navigate. Laptops may be old tech, but year after year they are made better and better, so they are still very much reliable and are still in great demand today. The question is, which one is better? Laptops or tablets? Which one is the better investment? Which one would add much more value? Which one will achieve your goals? Let’s take a look-see below.

Keyboard vs Touchscreen

With a tablet, you will have to use the touchscreen and use the virtual keypad interface to type out emails, documents, etc. It does become a challenge because you will need to: deal with the layout of the keypad; and also having to deal with not being able to type so quickly (unless you can type really fast on a graphical typo interface).

Whereas with a laptop, you’ll get to use a physical keyboard to do all your typing, which I’m sure you are used to by now. If you enjoy the touchscreen function where you get to point, drag or tap, a tablet is best for you. Laptops or tablets. If you do lots of typing and like to write a lot, then a laptop is a better option for you.

Long Battery Life

Tablets are built for efficiency and need low power requirements to run internal components, which means less battery power is consumed less, meaning more battery run time. On average, you are looking at more than 12 hours of battery run time a day.

Laptops are built for performance, so they consume more battery power, which means you are looking at less than 8 hours of battery run time. Laptops or tablets, if you’re looking for a device with long battery life, tablets are the better choice.

SSD or HDD Storage

Tablets come with less storage capacity that is between 16 to 64 GB. That is small but it makes them cheaper to buy. They use Solid State Drive (SSD) storage, which decreases loading times of the operating system and quick access to apps.

Laptops have much more storage capacity of up to 2 TB but use the Hard Drive (HDD) storage. Nowadays laptops come with both SSD and HDD, with the operating system and apps stored on SDD, and HDD to store bigger files and documents.

Laptops or tablets. If you looking to need more storage space for files and documents, then a laptop is a better option for you.

More Power, More Performance

Tablets use low processing power, but can perform standard everyday functions well, like web browsing, send or receive emails, and playing audio and video files. They fall short when it needs to perform multitasks or run high graphic demanding apps.

Laptops have high processing power making them better at performing multitasks. Depending on the hardware, it can run high demanding apps and gaming.

Laptops or tablets. With more processing power and system performance, a laptop is a better option for you.

Software and Apps

Tablets come with either iOS or Android Operating System (OS), depending on the device brand. You will get access to the apps store, which gives you access to a wide variety of apps for you to use.

Laptops come with MS Windows OS. Because it has more processing power, it can run most of the apps and software available. The problem is that tablets cannot run the best well-known software from the laptop.

They will have to be compatible with the tablet’s OS and hardware to run. i.e. MS Office can not work well on a tablet unless MS develops an office software compatible with a tablet.

So if you want access to a great variety of software and/or apps, then a laptop is the better option. Laptop or tablet. If you want access to mobile apps that have limited functionality, then the better option is a tablet.

Money, Money, Money

A budget tablet can cost you less than $100, a mid-range at between $400 – $600, and a high-end tablet at over $1000. Remember, tablets have low processing power so they will not perform as well as a laptop, that’s why even budget laptops cost more.

So in essence, tablets are much cheaper to buy, whereas laptops are more expensive but more powerful. Usually, you would come across a tablet and a laptop with the same price, but the laptop would have better specs. So hey, no real answer for this one.

Laptop or Tablet. If you really can’t decide, then do a cost-benefit analysis between the tablet and the laptop you would like to buy.

To Buy one or Two, or Not

If you can buy one of them, then it’s better you get a laptop. It is a complete, fully functional computer system that you can use to do everyday tasks, install software, and store or backup your data and information.

You can do the same with a tablet, but not as well compared to a laptop. When it comes to apps and data storage, laptops get a thumbs up. Laptops or tablet. If you are looking for one whole device to cover all your computing needs, then a laptop is your best option.

Why not check out 2-in-1 notebooks or Chromebooks. It’s both a laptop and a tablet, meaning you get the best of both in one device.

Close off

Laptops may be old tech, yet it still offers better flexibility when it comes to mobile computing. They may not be as portable, have better battery life, or offer ease of use as a tablet, but as time goes and technology gets better, laptop issues will be resolved.

So after that read, are you considering a laptop or a tablet? So you need to take these factors and consider them the next time you decide to either get a laptop or a tablet. It depends on you really, what you are looking for, and what goals or objectives you want it to achieve.

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Awesome Laptops with the Longest Battery Life

Posted on March 11, 2019 by LGMadyibi

Let’s take a look at laptops with the longest battery life. Why do you ask? The best laptops out there are known because of three things: best hardware spec; brand name; and great quality features. There’s another thing to consider: battery life.

Why does it matter? Think about it.

You are on a train. You’ve just finished typing out a document due in half an hour. Your laptop warns you that the power is low as you prepare to send it using email.

Just before sending, the screen suddenly goes black. It doesn’t turn on. You look for the power adapter but it’s not in your laptop bag. Your boss calls you saying he’s waiting for that document. You getting stressed out because your laptop is switched off, and you end up missing your deadline.

Has this happened to you? We have all been there. My point is that it’s time you think about getting a laptop with more battery life. That means more power, more time, no stressful situations with your laptop.

Getting a laptop with the longest battery life means:

Getting more work done on a single charge
No more stressing about losing work
No need to worry about low power
More chats, visit social media, stream videos

Point is, a laptop with the best battery life means many long hours of use. If you agree with me, and you find it interesting, then here are three amazing laptops with the longest battery life to choose from.

Dell XPS 13

Dell XPS 13 comes with a 13.3-inch 4K UHD touchscreen, a powerful Intel i7 processor with high memory, and good storage capacity. The Dell XPS 13 looks great and well-designed. It’s a 2-in-1 laptop that is guaranteed to deliver 19 hours of battery life. That’s more than the average laptop, and enough to get your work done on a single charge.

The price is high and there are more affordable 2-in-1 laptops out there. Yet you get what you pay for with this one. If you’re looking for a lightweight, great performance, 4K screen 2-in-1 laptop with 19 hours of battery life, then the Dell XPS 13 is for you.

Lenovo Yoga C930

Next is the Lenovo Yoga C930. It comes with an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of system memory, 512GB internal storage. The Lenovo Yoga C930 is another great laptop with great hardware, good design, and premium features.

The fact that it comes with a battery life of up 12 hours makes it an even more strong competitor in the 2-in-1 laptop market today. It may be one of the least laptops with the best battery life, but it’s good enough and worth the purchase.

LG Gram 17

LG Gram 17-inch laptop comes with an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of system memory, and a 512GB SSD internal storage for that fast boot-up and quick loading of files. And it all comes with the operating system of Windows 10.

This LG gram laptop is easily portable due to its ultra-slim design and its featherweight of 2.9 lbs (1.3 kg), making it literally one of the lightest laptops around. The LG Gram 17 2-in-1 laptop comes with some serious top-of-the-range processing power with high memory, making it a good performance laptop. Battery life is at an astounding 19,5 hours.

Summary

Let’s recap. From the 3 laptops discussed, we summarise like so:

LG Gram 17″,

Battery life = 19,5 hrs

Lenovo Yoga C930,

Battery life = 12 hrs

Dell XPS 13″

Battery life = 19 hrs

Out of the three reviewed:

- 1st place goes to the LG Gram 17
- 2nd place goes to the Dell XPS 13
- 3rd place goes to the Lenovo Yoga C930

Final Word

Thank you for checking out my article. So next time you think about getting a 2-in-1 laptop, think about these and consider them when looking for a new laptop, as they can let you do work and have fun for longer. So what do you think? Are there more out there to challenge these? Which one are you looking at or interest in? Are you going to consider the battery life feature when you get your next laptop? Please leave your comments below, click to share with friends and family if needs be. Take care until next time.

Specifications

Overview

What’s to Like

Impressive Performance

Good Battery Life

Fairly Affordable Price

Good Looking Display

What’s Not to Like

Stylus Pen may or may not be included

Verdict

REASON TO BUY

REASON NOT TO BUY

Overview

What’s to Like

What’s Not to Like

To Buy or Not to Buy

HP Spectre X360 15 (2020)

Overview

Design

Display

Performance

Battery life

Sound

Verdict

Recommendations

Closing off

2020 Next Ultimate: Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review

Microsoft Surface Book 3 Review

General Specs

Overview

Display & Design

System & Gaming Performance

Other Features

Price

Overall Verdict

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Dell XPS 13

Lenovo Yoga C930

LG Gram 17

Summary

Final Word