Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 15D Series

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

4

Pros:

Works quietly most of the timed.
Gets hardly warmer.

Cons:

Only FastEthernet.
No VGA out.

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Last revision on January 26, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Works quietly most of the timed
Gets hardly warmer

Reviewers Didn't Like

Only FastEthernet
No VGA out
Whistling fan noise under load
Dark, bluish display

Expert reviews and ratings

verdict Open Gallery If you find yourself asking people to 'Take a look at this…' or telling them 'Here, I'll show you…' on a daily basis, the Lenovo Flex 15D is worth checking out. Its adaptable form suits the classroom or boardroom, in which...

By Stuff on May 06, 2014

This AMD-powered version of Lenovo's budget hybrid may be cheaper than the Intel model, but it's not as good...

By Expert Reviews on April 18, 2014

However, the overall performance of the Flex is weak even for a budget laptop, so it can only be recommended for basic tasks such as web browsing, streaming video and word processing.

By PCAdvisor on April 09, 2014

The Flex is an admirable attempt to adapt the convertible design of Lenovo's Yoga Ultrabooks to make a bendy laptop at a more affordable price point – although that attempt is only partly successful. (See: What's the best budget laptop? ) It's not quite...

By PC Advisor on April 09, 2014

The Lenovo Ideapad Flex 15D. The Lenovo Ideapad Flex 15D is suitable for user looking for a notebook for simple tasks like surfing, writing, Skype, watching videos etc. The performance of the APU is sufficient for these tasks. Mostly, the computer works...

By NotebookCheck on February 28, 2014