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Staples Black Friday: Lenovo Flex 5 14"FHD 2-In-1 Laptop w/Intel Core i5 Processor 16GB Ram 512GB SSD Win 10 for $549.99
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Staples [staples.com] has Lenovo Flex 5 14"FHD 2-In-1 Laptop w/Intel Core i5 Processor 16GB Ram 512GB SSD Win 10 for $549.99
Note: This deal was created from the Black Friday ad.
Model: 81X1002TUS - Select Stores Only - Limit 5
Valid 11/22/20 - 11/28/20, unless otherwise noted.
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Category: Laptops
Brands: Lenovo
Available: In-Store
Note: This deal was created from the Black Friday ad.
Model: 81X1002TUS - Select Stores Only - Limit 5
Valid 11/22/20 - 11/28/20, unless otherwise noted.
Additional Info
Category: Laptops
Brands: Lenovo
Available: In-Store
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More specs here: https://psref.lenovo.co
This one seems to meet my main requirements, but If anyone sees anything better with these specs, let me know:
USB-C with PD and Displayport
Backlit Keyboard
2in1/convertible
Now... to figure out if this is the best deal or if my perks at work can compete or Costco is a better overall deal. So many deals this BF and so few have USB-C with PD/DP.
Same processor here but 2x RAM and 2x SSD capacity, better battery life, better screen, yes? For $50 more
Worried about hinges though, can I trust build quality? Am I missing anything else?
Same processor here but 2x RAM and 2x SSD capacity, better battery life, better screen, yes? For $50 more
Worried about hinges though, can I trust build quality? Am I missing anything else?
For the extra $50, I think the Lenovo may be the better deal, but since I won't be the primary user, I need to let the intended user get the best idea of both. I did find additional specs on that HP here: https://cdn.cnetcontent
Seems that the HP may be 10% lighter and can charge via USB-C and do displayport, so having the AC smart plug may not be a bad thing for the HP since I already have some USB-C PD chargers.
We were also considering a Samsung Galaxy Book S, but for the specs, either the HP or Lenovo squash the Samsung in the similar price range.
For the extra $50, I think the Lenovo may be the better deal, but since I won't be the primary user, I need to let the intended user get the best idea of both. I did find additional specs on that HP here: https://cdn.cnetcontent.com/syndi...iginal.pdf [cnetcontent.com]
Seems that the HP may be 10% lighter and can charge via USB-C and do displayport, so having the AC smart plug may not be a bad thing for the HP since I already have some USB-C PD chargers.
We were also considering a Samsung Galaxy Book S, but for the specs, either the HP or Lenovo squash the Samsung in the similar price range.
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