Because they put such big bezels around the display, Lenovo is ultimately emulating a larger device, thus being able to include a somewhat normally-sized keyboard. Thankfully, the top one houses an HD camera with a privacy shutter, but the biggest tradeoff it provides is found down at the base. Perhaps, expectedly, you won’t be able to open the lid with a single hand, and on the inside, you will see one of the largest bezels there are in 2021. Regarding the build materials, the entire laptop is made out of plastic. Ultimately, the chassis is not strong, in fact, it is fairly twisty, and not structurally sound, However, the lid portion is built like a tank, mainly thanks to the glass cover on the display. In addition to its small footprint, there is a 17.5mm profile and a weight that sits at 1.13 kg. You can check the prices and configurations in our Specs System: Īs we said, this notebook is extremely portable.

Without further ado, let’s crack the box open, and take a look at the Ideapad Flex 3 (11). Also, the small screen size, combined with the low power consumption processors, will most definitely result in great battery life. For example, there is a FullHD IPS option. Also, the hardware relies on 6W TDP processors from Intel (there is an AMD version, as well), so it won’t be a powerhouse, either.īut its key features should make your day-to-day experience a little bit easier. Obviously, it packs touchscreen support, but there are no mentions of stylus support or a Pen inside of the package. Somewhere beneath large tablets, and small laptops, but more importantly – it is aimed at a younger user base. Ultimately, it sits in a very weird place on the market.

We are talking about none other, but the Lenovo Ideapad Flex 3 (11). The reason for that lays more in its size and purpose. It is not your ordinary laptop, and not because it has a 360° hinge. Okay, guys, today we have something very portable in our office.

Lenovo ideapad flex 3 11.6 review