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Excellent performance and a stylish and functional design make the Lenovo Yoga C930 simply one of the best two-in-one laptops available.

The 13.3-inch Lenovo Yoga 730 doesn’t change much from last year, but what Lenovo added definitely improves the package to keep it one of the best thin-and-light two-in-ones you can buy.

Starting at a low $250, you can customize these relatively attractive budget laptops… until they’re not so cheap anymore.

The Lenovo Flex cuts some corners but ultimately delivers as an affordable combination laptop and tablet, if you keep expectations in check.

As entry-level gaming laptops go the Lenovo Legion Y530 offers one of the best mixes of performance and design you’re going to find at the moment.

The Legion Y740 delivers cutting-edge gaming performance at a considerably lower price than the competition.

The 15.6-inch Lenovo Flex 5 makes a nice alternative to a traditional mainstream laptop, especially if you’ve got entertainment in mind.

Lenovo’s Legion Y7000P outperforms its price making it a solid pick if you’re looking for something better than your average entry-level gaming laptop.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga continues to be a top choice for a business-class two-in-one, but all-day battery life will require dialing back on its premium options.

Debuting at CES 2018, the premium X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga will support Dolby Vision high dynamic range imaging — a PC first.

There may not be a better full-fledged business ultraportable than the ThinkPad X230, but more efficient, less expensive, and thinner ultrabooks are the real future of this category.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X220 packs in a new Intel Core i5 CPU and can run all day (depending on how you use it). With a 12.5-inch display, it’s just a bit smaller than a 13-inch laptop, and it feels like an excellent compromise for frequent travelers.

The Lenovo Yoga 920 gets a handful of improvements and added features including a pen-enabled display and eighth-gen Intel processors to make it one of the best premium two-in-ones you can find.

Well-suited for basic online use, the 500e is sturdy, portable, long-lasting Chromebook that competently doubles as a tablet.

Lenovo tries something new with the semi-hybrid IdeaPad Flex 14. The fold-back hinge is of dubious practical use, as it doesn’t fold all the way down into a tablet, but if you pick the right configuration, this is still a good, inexpensive Core i5 laptop, even without the gimmicks.

The Lenovo Ideapad 100S has the best keyboard we’ve seen on a low-budget laptop, and more than enough battery life to get through day, but a dated touchpad holds it back.

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