The big appeal of 2-in-1 laptops is that they can be used as both a laptop and a tablet. When in laptop mode, they’re generally on par with any other clamshell laptop you’ll find. However, Windows and ChromeOS aren’t the most touch-friendly operating systems out there, so you may find the touchscreen experience lacking.
If you have used one Latest iPad or Android Tablet Typically, you may not get much use out of a 2-in-1. However, the different “modes” you can use with a convertible 2-in-1 can make a laptop worth considering. Being able to quickly rotate the screen to show something to a colleague on the other side of the desk or comfortably sign a PDF can be very useful.
Ultimately, both of our top picks on this list, the Lenovo Yoga 9i and the HP Spectre x360 14, are some of the best laptops you can buy. Consider their 2-in-1 capabilities a nice bonus on top of their great performance and features. If you’re aiming for a more budget-friendly range and already have a tablet, you should consider whether you can save some money by sticking with a traditional clamshell.
