Reviewers Liked
- Classy and versatile convertible design
- Perky performance
- Stellar 1080p screen
- Pressure-sensitive stylus included
Reviewers Didn't Like
- A bit heavy in tablet mode
- Slightly cramped keyboard
- No place to store stylus
Sony Vaio Fit multi-flip 11 SVF-11N1
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