Description
A 14″ laptop that folds into a tablet, with a pen in the box. The Nordan Flex 14 suits students who take handwritten notes, teachers who mark up worksheets and anyone who sketches. Its touchscreen turns all the way back on a 360° hinge, and the Core Ultra 5 with 16 GB of memory runs the same apps as any Windows laptop.
We used it for a week of lectures and meetings. The battery lasted 9 hours 40 minutes in our web browsing test, the hinge held the screen steady while we tapped and wrote, and palm rejection kept stray marks off the page. Our laptop buying guide explains why 16 GB is the sensible minimum.
Four positions
- Laptop for typing
- Tent, as in the photo, for video calls and recipes on a counter
- Stand, with the keyboard facing down, for watching
- Tablet, folded flat, for writing and drawing with the pen
Writing with the pen
- 4,096 pressure levels: lines get thicker as you press, like a real pen
- Works in note-taking apps, PDF readers and drawing programs
- There is no slot for it in the body, so a sleeve with a pen loop helps
Good to know
The 16 GB of LPDDR5 is soldered to the board and cannot be upgraded, which is why we stock it only with 16 GB. For a lighter tablet without Windows, the Veyra Tab 11 costs less. Stock is low; you can also order it for pickup in store.