As title, mind share ur experience?

Worth the price? Any recommendation?

I maybe using it for teaching online & marking worksheet online too.

Thanks ya.

This post has been edited by teacherharvard: Aug 31 2022, 02:36 PM

No, never touch my screen when there is a mouse.

Had one long ago, lots of fingerprints on the screen. Also ppl accidentally touch when they are pointing to something on-screen

Only get it if you really have a need to use it.

Otherwise, it just an extra mouse clicker on screen.

Pros, in case your touchpad spoil & you doesn't have a mouse around.
(Maybe your friends will "wow, touchscreen")

Cons, screen design might be thicker & doesn't look very good compare to non-touchscreen.
(Friends & colleague will accidentally click your screen as mentioned in post #3)

Im using touchscreen laptop.
In windows, still rely on mouse but booting chromeOS, using it aa big tablet.

Used once but later went back to non-touch. I prefer a cleaner screen instead.

In daily usage, I only use touchscreen when mouse is not convenience to use (e.g. moving around).

Additional notes, I advice you evaluate whether is touchscreen is ready need for you (similar to phone, is stylus pen is really needed.)

For touchscreen laptop, I prefer to get those super lightweight and with detachable keyboard.

This post has been edited by yeo1992cc: Aug 31 2022, 01:55 PM

Ya, agree wit u.

Any recommendation? I m using for teaching.... Need to write too

Expensive option is Microsoft Surface
Cheaper option Lenovo Duet

Suggest you do some research and comparison as I didn't pay much attention in the recent model of this category

I used to have a HP laptop with touchscreen but I use it for over 3 years and only use less than 3 times on touchscreen. Not so useful and efficient if comparing on using mouse. So at the end, I sold it.

State your budget. No one can suggest what you can buy if you're not willing to tell us how much you can spend on the device

I am a big fan of Apple products, and I really like MacBook for its clean look. While most laptop brands have their touchscreen laptops, Apple has famously avoided adding touchscreens to its macOS devices, but now it may make a big change in the next few years.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/11/23550870...cbook-pro-rumor
Apple might finally make a touchscreen Mac

Got friend design company uses a Lenovo Yoga 2 touch screen laptop for presentation. Screen gets smudgy with fingerprints and all. Touch screen is ok. Not super responsive. And it was expensive that time. Today very rarely seen anyone has touch screen laptop.
Used for about 4 years until the hinge broken. No spare parts so it was chucked aside.