I bought this laptop for its 2-in-1 capabilities as well as the Dell active stylus. The touchscreen and stylus were flawless. They wrote effortlessly and smoothly with little to no lag or offset that I noticed. The weight is a little heavy but coming from a bigger and heavier laptop like I was the weight isn't an issue. It's very smooth and doesn't get very hot. The fan is quiet. The display had a great viewing angle Tablet folded, the virtual keyboard is very easy to use. However, if you want to use it at an angle, the screen doesn't lock and something needs to be placed behind the screen to support it. No real problem, and it's easy to adjust it yourself . However, the laptop has one drawback that made me return it. If you intend to use your laptop for color-sensitive work, definitely don't choose this one. The color display runs very warm and is not very bright. According to the widely read on the web Color spectrum, the sRGB profile, this laptop has less than 50% of the color rendering capabilities that most other devices find, including most phones and laptops. The leading sRGB color display range is typically 80-97%, hence the limited range of this laptops and screen brightness is definitely a downside. However, I owned the laptop for a week and a half before noticing the color shift. It's perfect for anyone who doesn't do color sensitive work. If I hadn't been working with art and looking at my work on multiple different screens, I would not have noticed anything on the color display. And so I spent a week drawn without noticing anything. If I had to describe the problem, it was like wearing slightly yellow tinted glasses. Everything looks normal while you have them on, but when you look at the phone screen and take off the glasses , the colors are definitely distorted Laptop shopping. The screen is quite glossy so fingerprints are obvious on the screen and it should be cleaned frequently with a microfiber cloth that won't scratch or smudge.
