Lenovo is an undeniable force in the laptop category, serving as an instantly-recognizable name to anyone who ever needed a portable notebook for business. That's not to say they haven't expanded into other areas since its Legion subbrand still enjoys success with gamers, but the company undoubtedly flexes its strengths in the productivity department. Ask almost anyone about Lenovo laptops, and they'll at least recognize the infamous TrackPoint wedged into their keyboards.
The notorious red nub is still here, but this 8th Gen refresh of the X1 Yoga convertible laptop promises efficient multitasking for workers on the move, reliant on all-day battery life. Its 360-degree hinge offers a unique set of use cases, primarily advertising its benefits to those regularly signing digital documents, but the advantages go much further than that. I spent the week traveling around town for my Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 8 review to test it in various environments, and it's won my admiration as a remote worker.
