
This product is near perfect in every way. It can be used as a laptop and tablet for its versatility, and its performance rivals some desktops. It passes the Windows test for Windows 11 compatibility. I like the camera shutter. The main disadvantage is the impossibility of increasing the memory. You are limited to the configuration purchased. However, this allows Lenovo to offer this powerful platform at an aggressively low price if you only need 4GB of storage. A minor downside is the lack of a keyboard protector when used in tablet mode. The keyboard is intelligently disabled so you can use the device as a tablet, but exposed keys can get dirty or damaged. To solve this problem, I bought a thin magnetic case (B08TWW4GFL) that doubles as a mat to protect the keyboard when the tablet is placed on a hard surface, or an adjustable laptop stand.

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