Lenovo IdeaCentre Flex 20 All-in-One

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

6
Bad:

1

Pros:

Big, battery-powered screen for less than the competition.
Very handy custom software interface for tabletop mode.
Attractive design.

Cons:

The screen resolution is low, the CPU underpowered.
The battery not very long-lasting.

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Last revision on September 8, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Big, battery-powered screen for less than the competition
Very handy custom software interface for tabletop mode
Attractive design
Engaging and intuitive Aura interface
Full suite of family centric apps and games
Fun optional accessories

Reviewers Didn't Like

The screen resolution is low, the CPU underpowered
The battery not very long-lasting
Display not full HD
Short battery life
No memory card slot
No HDMI in/Out
A lot of bloatware

Expert reviews and ratings

The Lenovo IdeaCentre Flex 20 is a good portable all-in-one desktop for general...

By itreviews.com on January 24, 2014

The Lenovo Flex 20 is as tempting a "table PC" as you'll find, but questions remain about this convergence concept that tries to be both all-in-one PC and family tablet at once....

By Computer Shopper on January 17, 2014

It costs less than some other tabletop PCs, but the Lenovo Flex 20 can still be a very good family-style household computer if you don't mind the lower-end...

By CNET Australia on January 16, 2014

Lenovo's IdeaCentre Flex 20 portable all-in-one offers a robust suite of family-friendly entertainment for an affordable...

By LaptopMag on December 16, 2013

The IdeaCentre Flex 20 is another innovative desktop PC/tablet hybrid from Lenovo. It looks just like a standard all-in-one desktop PC, but fold up the stand and unplug the power cord, and you've got a 20-inch tablet.The design of the IdeaCentre Flex 20...

By TechReviewSource on December 02, 2013

Lenovo's Flex 20 is not the best implementation of a portable all-in-one design we've yet seen, but it is the only one we've tested with a price tag that makes sense. Dell's XPS 18 and HP's Envy Rove, both of which start at almost $1,000, are too...

By Digital Trends on November 22, 2013

It's easy to see how the Flex 20 would fit into a home environment. Do some basic office work on a desk, lay it down flat on the floor to play games with your kids, carry it to the bedroom to watch a movie before bed, and prop it back on your desk for...

By tbreak.ae on October 27, 2013

Flex 20 is an amazing device if you think you could use it. You can easily get your moneys worth just using it as a minimalistic desktop, but it's also the ideal makeshift TV. It can go just about anywhere and live on a full movies worth of battery (~2...

By Chip Chick on January 26, 2014

Regardless of you love, or hate, for Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system, there is no denying that it has changed what we think of as a fully functional computer . Its changed the way we use shortcut keys, added a new input source (10 points of touch)...

By booredatwork.com on December 12, 2013

The Lenovo Flex 20 isn’t your standard all-in-one, whilst it’s designed to be a desktop PC, it’s also mobile given the existence of an internal battery — although it may be difficult to lift given it weighs a rather hefty 3.5kg.The display isn’t exactly...

By What Mobile on September 12, 2013

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