Lenovo Flex 6 14 review: Premium look with a few compromises

An attractive convertible laptop with a bargain price.

The Flex series of IdeaPad convertible laptops from Lenovo is all about offering a similar experience to what you'd find with the Yoga lineup, albeit at a far cheaper price. I reviewed the 15-inch Flex 5 last year and came away impressed with what was on offer at the price, even if there were a few concessions.

I have here now the refreshed 14-inch Flex 6. There are some seriously cheap configurations (starting at about $480), though they employ 768p displays or Pentium CPUs to cut costs. This review unit, which costs a modest $730, has an 8th Gen Intel processor (CPU), 1080p touch display, discrete NVIDIA MX130 graphics (GPU), and an optional active pen for Windows Ink. Let's see how it stands up after about a week of regular use.

Premium look, affordable price

Lenovo Flex 6 (14")

Starts at about $480

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