Lenovo Yoga Tab 13

I've also just had so many inconveniences with it. For example, throughout my three semesters of online learning, it was a gamble if the camera would even turn on or not. Im a pretty tech savvy person, so I tried everything, including reinstalling drivers and fiddling with options in Vantage, Windows Security, Zoom, etc. All of these awful quirks make me wish I hadn't bought a 2-in-1, or at least a 2-in-1 by Lenovo.

Lenovo's Yoga Tab 13 is different. You already notice this looking at the design with the cylindrical handle. This proves to be surprisingly ergonomic, as demonstrated in the previous models

With reluctance, I decided to just order the Yoga Tab 13 and the pen to go with it while I still have time to return the s7 and promised my wife I would return whichever one I ended up liking the least. The Yoga tab is a great tablet too and it works excellent as a wired second monitor. But I don't love the form factor with the little teardrop hump on the bottom when thinking about portability. App support is not nearly as good as the Samsung tab and the pen input on the Lenovo is decent but nowhere near as smooth of an experience in implementation or drawing/writing feel as on the Samsung tab.

Test unit provided by Lenovo Germany.Lenovo's Yoga Tab 13 is different.

It's no Dell XPS 13, but for the original $500, it's been amazing, especially when folding into tablet mode. The cover is cloth, so you can consider it as a smidgen of padding when traveling, to protect the laptop.

I also have a Dell with a thunderbolt port for which all of the docks work, so it's definitely an issue with my Lenovo not the docks. I've tried docs that do say they are compatible with just basic USB C 3.0 which is what my lenovo seems to have.