Laptop for fast work/coding with touch.

[keavlar]

Hey every one.

I have difficulties to decide what to buy.

I always wanted a tablet. Cause when there no need for keypad, you can just use the screen.

So i prefer that the laptop i will be buying , will have touch screen, will work fast , and will be durable. I don't want it to die after a year.

I dont have specific specs .

I can say what i did likes,

The Asus zenbook,

Microsoft surface pro

I dont know what else can be worth buying, the laptop is for study, codes, maybe graphic .

You have any suggestions? In free time , i preferred that the laptop will be available as tablet, only screen for watching something,

Thx for suggestions

 

[RollinLower]

I believe Lenovo also has a few models with these options. Look for their yoga models!

[chris76816]

I reccomend the new microsoft surface pro 4. It can turn into a tablet which can be extremely useful. The surface pro will be easy for handling study notes and light graphics. Good luck

[keavlar]

7 minutes ago, chris76816 said:

I reccomend the new microsoft surface pro 4. It can turn into a tablet which can be extremely useful. The surface pro will be easy for handling study notes and light graphics. Good luck

THX

[keavlar]

8 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

I believe Lenovo also has a few models with these options. Look for their yoga models!

I dont sure about Lenovo,. every one say they are very bad,

[chris76816]

Just now, keavlar said:

I dont sure about Lenovo,. every one say they are very bad,

Yeah they are quite unreliable

[ThorArise]

If you writing a lot I think the surface pro 4 is a bad choice, the keyboard is quite bad I think. 
If you really like a convertible and you have the money maybe take a look at the surfacebook still not a great keyboard but definitely better.  

If you just want a touchscreen I would recommend the xps 13 in my opinion a lovely laptop.

[don_svetlio]

3 minutes ago, keavlar said:

I dont sure about Lenovo,. every one say they are very bad,

Depends. People like to repeat old horror stories (namely the legendary SuperFish thing for 2-3 years ago) but they are fine. RMA is quick and painless and the machines are usually solid. Yoga line-up has been good so far. No reason to worry really.

 

3 minutes ago, chris76816 said:

Yeah they are quite unreliable

Care to elaborate? Cause I've dealt with Lenovo RMA and it was an easy process.

[keavlar]

10 minutes ago, ThorArise said:

If you writing a lot I think the surface pro 4 is a bad choice, the keyboard is quite bad I think. 
If you really like a convertible and you have the money maybe take a look at the surfacebook still not a great keyboard but definitely better.  

If you just want a touchscreen I would recommend the xps 13 in my opinion a lovely laptop.

What about asus zenbook? i can flip it too .

[ThorArise]

Just now, keavlar said:

What about asus zenbook? i can flip it too .

I do own a Notebook with the flip functionality (the HP Specter x360) and I love my loptop but honestly I think the flip function is quite stupid. You allways have the keys on the back which for me is just annoying and it is to heavy to use as a tablet comfortably anyways so whats the point? Other then that I think the zenbook series is quite nice the last I checked out was the ux305 altough I haven't seen the ux306 which should be the one with the flip functionality.