Lenovo Horizon 2 Pro Reviews

At a cool $1,500, the Lenovo Horizon 2 may be competitively priced, but it's still a considerable investment. A tabletop mode might not sound like much of a feature, but I quickly learned to like it despite annoying software issues. Hopefully these software bugs and whatnot are resolved soon, because otherwise this is an excellent all-in-one system. Even if you end up never laying the computer flat, the Horizon 2 still has the hardware and performance of a powerful all-in-one PC. Flat or standing, the Horizon 2 is a worthwhile all-around computer for both work and play – just keep an ear to ground for software updates.

The Lenovo Horizon 2 touch-screen all-in-one desktop has a 27-inch full HD display and a battery that allows you to move it from room to room while it's powered up.

The Lenovo Horizon 2 is an impressive-looking all-in-one with some uniquely appealing features. It's also impressively thin, although at 16 pounds with no convenient carrying handle, it's not effortless to tote from room to room.We applaud Lenovo for attempting real innovation on the desktop front. The Horizon 2 is better than the original in every way, and the way the Aura interface lets you interact with the media on your Android mobile device feels fun and futuristic. But in light of the price, we'd consider waiting for a configuration with a solid-state cache or SSD to make real-world performance feel snappier. And if you're looking for something that's more portable while still delivering the Horizon 2's unique features and looks, the company's recently announced Horizon 2s will reportedly be more affordable ($949) while bringing the same Aura tabletop interface in an easier-to-handle, 19.5-inch-screen package that weighs just 5.6 pounds. It's due to arrive in October.