The new Flex 5G can fold entirely backwards into a windows tablet style interface! Take a look on our website here: www.verizon.com/about/new/verizon-introduces-lenovo-flex-5g - NicholasS_VZW

I would say no way for the cash you would be spending. It can do somethings but if its for games and you dont have a primary pc to push them its not even worth it. I dont really think its worth it with that NOT for gaming.

Absolutely not. I would not recommend it at this price point it is a glorified tablet that freezes up running basic apps because it is running a modified windows 10 called the windows 10RT that forces the applications to run in like a containerized state. My simple Microsoft Word documents cause the application to fail while simply doing homework. Great for surfing the net but not much else sadly.

You can check the specs here https://www.verizon.com/tablets/lenovo-flex-5g/#specsHeading and compare to the minimum requirements for your games. - Aaron

There does not seem to be any way to open it that would allow this and everything I have seen says no it cannot be upgraded which is a shame because it struggles a lot.

The Lenovo Flex 5G has 8 Gigabyte of onboard RAM.

It does not have an HDMI port but they have a really good mini hub dock at BestBuy that will get you from the USB-C to 2 HDMI, an RJ-45, and 2 standard USB ports. The device only has 2 USB-ports (one is for power!!) and a speaker/min port so you’d want to use the remaining port wisely. The dock allows power to go through it to the PC to give you back one of your USB-C ports.

@EMeans , The Flex 5G does not have an HDMI port. - Russell

its farely easy bud, take off old ram put on bigger resolder, but you shouldnt have to solder it should slide out like the dual/single card on an sli link, the hard drive has nothing to do with the ram in that respect

The Lenovo Pen will work with this device. It can be purchased directly from the manufacturer at this link: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/search?text=lenovo%20pen - Lynn

Yes

Yes, especially when the device is connected to our 5G Ultra Wideband network, or a good Wi-Fi connection. Both the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx processor and Qualcomm Adreno 680 Graphics Processor work well for gaming, on the Lenovo Flex 5G.

I didn’t like the answer they gave. Though it is “supposed” to be like a laptop it cannot run the real Windows 10 despite what it touts! It is Windows 10RT which means a TON of incompatibility issues. Adobe doesn’t work properly, the anti-virus I wanted to use is all confused, applications run in a container like structure and crash constantly. I got it for my homework but Word crashes at least 2-3 times while mid sentence. The lack of ability to get it in an available storage above 256GB says to me this is just a glorified tablet more like a Chromebook than a real laptop. I’d never be able to run a VM on here for any of my research as this solely serves me as a temp solution until I can afford the one I need which is sadly still a lot more than this one.

The Lenovo Flex 5G is a 5G capable laptop. You can learn more about the device here, https://www.verizon.com/support/lenovo-flex-5g/?adobe_mc=MCMID%3D49317884632480146972268123043974464904%7CMCORGID%3D843F02BE53271A1A0A490D4C%2540AdobeOrg%7CTS%3D1603114793&mboxSession=2aa3fbd548f24e7ab0e91bc1c0f1a0f1. - Danielle

It works for both 4G LTE and 5G. Just beware it charges it as a hot spot and not like an unlimited device like my iPad. I used all my 30GBs of 5G/4G data just getting the thing started with all the updates and software I needed to install now it cannot even get a single Mbps.

Yes it will be compatible with normal 3g and 4g service networks!

No.