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Lenovo Flex 5i 13 Chromebook 2-in-1 Laptop, Intel Core i3-1115G4, 8GB RAM, 64GB Storage, Intel UHD Graphics, 13.3" FHD Touchscreen Display, Chrome OS, Abyss Blue

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At a glance

Condition
Used - Like New
Capacity
8GB | 64GB
Style
64GB
Model
82M7000SUX
Storage
8 GB
Screen size
13.3 in
Weight
1.35 kg
Warranty
1 Year
Works with
External displays, USB devices, wireless devices, Lenovo accessories

Features 5

  • Efficient and always ready whether in tablet, tent, stand, laptop mode or any angle in between, the touchscreen Lenovo Flex 5i Chromebook delivers a slim and light 360 convertible design
  • Faster, simpler, and more secure, streamlined Chrome OS is packed with the latest features - thousands of apps are available on Google Play
  • Watch and stream shows and videos with no distractions thanks to narrow bezels and wider viewing angles on the Full-HD IPS display
  • Up to 10 hours of battery life*, a webcam with privacy shutter, and enhanced stereo speakers and built-in amplifier certified by Waves Audio give you everything you need in a compact Chromebook

Description

The Lenovo IdeaPad™ Flex 5i Chromebook 13", powered by an 11th Generation Intel® Core™ i3 processor, boasts up to 10 hours of battery life to let you get things done quickly and easily with all your favorite Chromebook features. A compact touchscreen Chromebook that gives you what you need to hit the ground running, it merges versatility with power in a slim and lightweight design. This convertible laptop has a 360⁰ hinge so it's easy to use as a laptop, tablet, or in tent mode so you can stream your favorite movies and shows. Designed for easy startup and everyday use, you can use your Google account for seamless access to your files, photos, and music no matter where you are. It also offers 8GB LPDDR4x RAM memory and 64GB eMMC storage to help your productivity. Start an immersive entertainment experience with the user- facing stereo speakers and built-in amplifier certified by Waves Audio™ for sound that's shockingly loud and clear for a compact notebook computer. The 2-in-1 Chromebook has an IPS FHD touch display with 1920 x 1080 resolution, and features narrow bezels and wide viewing angles, letting you watch and stream shows or videos with fewer distractions. Use the webcam for a family video chat or a conference call, then slide the physical privacy shutter closed for added security. Includes WiFi 6 (802.11 ax) and Bluetooth® 5 connectivity, plus a range of ports: 2 x USB 3.1 Gen 12 (Type-C™), 1 x USB 3.1 Gen 12 (Type-A), microSD™ Card Reader, and Audio Combo Jack. Battery life based on testing with PLT (power load test). Battery life varies significantly with settings, usage, and other factors.

Specs 85

Brand Lenovo
Model Name 2021
Screen Size 13.3 inches
Color Abyss Blue
Hard Disk Size 64 GB
CPU Model Core I3 1115G4
Ram Memory Installed Size 8 GB
Operating System Chrome OS

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This is the newest 5i
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
UPDATE: I took the panel off the bottom to have a look, and the 64gb storage is indeed a normal 42mm long m.2 ssd. So it is removable and replaceable. Continue previous review: The other previous reviewer is correct, this is the Flex 5i, 8gb ram 11th gen i3 (not 10th) unit. Mine came with the advertised 64gb of storage. The description portion of this listing is the old 5, but the worded lower description is correct with the current 5i information. This is a great 2 in 1 chromebook. I have never owned one before, and did a ton of research for months before getting this one for business. I have a pixel 3xl, and (with some occasional issues) am able to link and utilize the phone and its data connection, conversations, etc. For 450 bucks, this is a snappy unit. The i3 may not be as powerful as the more expensive i5 cpu's, but it is plenty for this device. Flipping it into tablet mode works as expected. I haven't bothered to get a pen for it, as I don't do drawing or really need to write very often. I may eventually pick up on designed for chromebooks like this. (the lenovo brand pen seems to have some flaws, based on reviews). The touch screen seems nice as-is. NOTE: if you are a single person business owner, and have google workspace as your email and google system, then you will have to pay google even more just to use this chromebook with your business address, and then learn how to enable all of the settings through the admin console online. It's stupid, but what can you do if you want to use your business email address as the user on a chromebook. You could use a gmail account but then it isn't linked to your Workspace system on an OS level. Also note, you can install linux through the chrome OS as a container in the settings options. It's fairly straight-forward. I have installed Steam through that, and the flex 5i does surprisingly well as a light-gaming unit. (currently you can turn on Proton mode in steam's settings to play more windows based games). You can also flip it into tablet mode and play Slay the Spire or Mini Motorways in touch-mode. I have not tried to push the system, so I'm not sure what it can handle, but 2D games like those or Dead Cells run really great. HOWEVER: Until Valve releases an official chromebook OS app with Proton, game controllers simply do not work right now. Chrome just doesn't handle any game input currently. So controllers are out until then. The keyboard is pretty decent. It has a backlight. Useful shortcut keys up top. The front webcam is pretty terrible. Not sure what I expected, but it works. It has a privacy shield, which is great. Lastly, When you flip it into tablet mode, and want to set it down, there's no rubber feet to protect the keyboard-side-surface of the laptop that will now be on a table or whatnot. It's just the smooth surface, so don't set it down anywhere you might scratch it up. I may eventually add tiny little pieces of rubber just to give it a fraction of a mm of clearance off a surface and keep it from slipping. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2022 by Mr. Maestoso
Awesome for browsing more "Amazon Day"
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
Thing works great! I'm super pleased with the performance for the price! Note: I don't really use the touchscreen (except on accident) and for the couple times I folded it in half to try out tablet-mode; which I found to be a bit unwieldy due to it's size. I specifically bought this because I've always had a high-end frame of mind for pc performance. So this is the wimpiest processor I've every bought in a device. I typically spend big and then keep the device for a decade. Ex the dell xps 17" I bought in 2012, is still wildly faster than my work laptop with the cheapest i5 money can buy. I absolutely loathe that on my work Lenovo i5 8GB RAM, I can barely use accuweather.com or weather.com because of all the ads. The fan spins up and usually the pages will crash. <- obviously a distraction from THIS device, but wanted to give context, these experiences mean I'd never consider a machine with an i5, let alone a lowly i3. Fast forward to a few months ago, spent a few weeks trying to recover as much as I could from my grandpa's failing disk. I was working on fixing it, restoring the image I collected from the spinning disk to SSD etc. After fighting with the unbearably slow hardware I decided that I was going to gather the troops (grandkids) and solicit donations to replace it for him. Ended up with a 17" Acer (or maybe Asus, idr) but the thing that stuck out was the i3 1115g4 that was in it. I thought this thing was going to work at a snail's pace, and I was pleasantly surprised that a not-top-end, heck not-even-middle-grade processor, could be so snappy (thanks NVMe's!!!). I worked with it a bit setting it up for him and thought it was great. So I bought this Chromebook because a) Wirecutter recommended it b) it had the same processor as "Papa's" Windows 11 laptop. I figured with ChromeOS being super lightweight, this processor would have no issues keeping up with a bunch of chrome windows and tabs. It keeps right up, I hear the fan spin up only rarely, and really only when I have lots of tabs open. Honestly it only gets choked up when you visit a website riddled with ads, I'm looking at you weather sites, MSN (exclusively for testing if adblockers work ;-)). Grain of Salt: I DO have a network level ad-blocker that I installed over the summer, so a lot of ads are blocked, and everything seems snappier when a majority of ads can't load. Cons: I find it irritating that the keyboard lacks F keys, though there's a setting you can set to replace the fn buttons with typical f-key actions. There's also no home/end, page-up/down keys for easily selecting a line of text, but the right combinations of the shift/ctrl/alt keys + arrow keys somewhat reproduce this. Just OK: I have 1440p monitors, so falling back to 1080 on this leaves me desiring a little more screen real estate. Camera is just ok, but I love the built in slider for blocking it. Overall, fantastic, would 100% buy again, I happily paid $365 for it on sale, but today it's $317.99, and I once almost ordered one for my wife (maybe pre-prime sale?) for $279 but I took a few hours to "think about it" and they were out of stock. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2022 by MC
great value, weak camera
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
Just got this Lenovo Flex 5i. It is a great deal (under three hundred since late July). My unit seems flawless so far. My only disappointment is the weak camera (640x480 snapshots), I expect better webcams these days.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2022 by Michelangelo Grigni
Good Choice for Anyone Looking for an Affordable Chromebook
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
Quick and responsive Chromebook, replaced a $150 Acer 11" Chromebook that was about 6 years old and now out of updates, OMG what a night and day difference, glad i made the purchase. Screen is definitely a step up from the ones you'll see on entry level Chromebooks like the one i upgraded from, fit and finish seem decent so far after a month of owning it. Battery life will run for about 7-8 hours with screen at 75% brightness while doing normal stuff from full battery charge. Keyboard is alright, I like clicky ones on my desktop, but i realize your not going to get that experience out of a 3 lb Chromebook. Don't use the touch screen much but it seems decent in the couple of times I've played with it, I plan on giving one of these to my digital art loving daughter at Christmas and we'll see what she says about the touch screen. It doesn't scream premium like the $1,000 Chromebooks but at this price $300 I don't have to worry about something happening to it and I get 75% of the performance of those high end machines at 30% of the price. Reports updates until June 2029. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2022 by Justin in Florida
Chromebook
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
I've had this computer for 2 years. Lightweight, can use as a tablet - minimal issues, good price
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Lenovo chromebook keeps rebooting
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
we the same problem as this guys from earlier: Chromebook would suddenly shut down and you would to restart it. Starting replacement letters with alpha numeric characters making it very difficult to restart CB. Ending up doing 2 power washes and the problem continues to occur. Support notes says they think its a hardware issue and suggest opening up the CB and detaching the power supply. Lenovo support does not exist so warranty is worthless if you get it Barely had the laptop for a year and now the keys won't work. The laptop was not dropped, nothing spilled on it, it just randomly started acting up. You press the number 3 and get a long random line of text, press E and "qerwiuPO" is what it displays. Other keys produce similar results or shut down the laptop completely. Googling it shows this issue is well-documented but Lenovo does nothing to recall the devices and fix them. Tried replacing the keyboard only to find that it is BUILT INTO THE CASE, so it cannot be removed and replaced. Lord knows how much that will cost to fix, Lenovo charges $100 JUST to look at the laptop, but my IT guy said it cannot be repaired because of the way it was built and he had never seen anything quite like it. Very disappointed in the shoddy workmanship, as I have been happy with my other 3+ year old Lenovo, which is not a Chromebook. Never going to buy a Chromebook again, that's for sure. Now my daughter cannot attend her online classes, and I had to let her borrow my work laptop. Lenovo should stand behind their products, this is not good for their reputation. Offering me a pricey warranty now after the fact does nothing for me, that's the only solution their call center provided. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Gawares
Much better tha expected
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
I purchased the Flex as a backup for my ageing Macbook Pro. I was put off when Apple informed me that they no longer would service my 9 year old Mac. This chromebook cost less than trying to get a local non-Apple service tech to fix my Macbook. Fast forward: a few weeks ago my Macbook died as expected. So.. I started using the Flex as my main computer. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the Flex replaced my Macbook. It loads pages faster, the battery lasts much longer, it has a touch screen for Kindle, and for most of the things I do, is more than adequate. Originally, I thought I would be using the Flex as an interim solution until I was able to buy a new Macbook. So far, the Flex has been so good, that I probaly will never buy another Mac. Yes, the screen on the Macbook is better. But, for most of the things I do, this is irrelevant. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Be wary of the warranty- You need to request a ticket to get your full year.
Capacity: 8GB | 64GB Style: 64GB
I'm really not happy with the purchase of this machine. The first one arrived, we charged it, and the screen would not work. We confirmed the battery was green and working, and that the blinking light on the power button meant it was in sleep mode. We tried all of the tips on Lenovo's help forum to no avail. Upon scanning the QR code, we discovered we were already three months into the warranty. So we returned it for an exchange. When the new one came today we scanned the code again. This one as well was a couple of months into warranty. So, we hunted around on their website and found an article that they base the warranty start date on when a supplier purchases the machine and add a single month. I have tried several times to update the warranty via their ticket process yet, every time I go to actually submit the ticket, it's freezing and not going through. This one so far at least seems to work. However, they should include information on the warranty with the device. At the very least they should make it clear on their site without having to hunt it down that they have a process to update it (assuming it works as I've been unsuccessful thus far). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2022 by Jay
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