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<blockquote data-quote="Atlas147" data-source="post: 777926" data-attributes="member: 25728">I currently own a <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Yoga-720-13-3-FHD-Touch/dp/B071XT443J" target="_blank">Lenovo Yoga 720</a> and I find it to be so useful in my course of study. I have owned it for roughly 3 months now and so far the touch screen is great, been through a few windows updates and so far nothing is broken yet. I have noticed that there will be a higher battery drain if you keep using it excessively (like when I&#039;m in class taking notes, I write on my screen continuously for a total of maybe 6 hours?), but if you use it occasionally you shouldn&#039;t find any issues with battery life.I would definitely recommend you choose a laptop with a dedicated stylus which is usually a palm rejection stylus so that writing on a touch screen is much easily, eg like a surface pro/laptop, lenovo yoga series, acer spin series, etc.One thing I don&#039;t like about my laptop is that even when it can fold into a tablet mode, it&#039;s still a little too heavy for my liking to be holding it in my arm or in general for viewing and writing, it has to be placed on a table or on my lap so that I can comfortably write on it. If this is something you see yourself needing, then I would suggest getting a lighter tablet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Atlas147, post: 777926, member: 25728"] I currently own a [URL='https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-Yoga-720-13-3-FHD-Touch/dp/B071XT443J']Lenovo Yoga 720[/URL] and I find it to be so useful in my course of study. I have owned it for roughly 3 months now and so far the touch screen is great, been through a few windows updates and so far nothing is broken yet. I have noticed that there will be a higher battery drain if you keep using it excessively (like when I'm in class taking notes, I write on my screen continuously for a total of maybe 6 hours?), but if you use it occasionally you shouldn't find any issues with battery life. I would definitely recommend you choose a laptop with a dedicated stylus which is usually a palm rejection stylus so that writing on a touch screen is much easily, eg like a surface pro/laptop, lenovo yoga series, acer spin series, etc. One thing I don't like about my laptop is that even when it can fold into a tablet mode, it's still a little too heavy for my liking to be holding it in my arm or in general for viewing and writing, it has to be placed on a table or on my lap so that I can comfortably write on it. If this is something you see yourself needing, then I would suggest getting a lighter tablet. [/QUOTE]

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