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Well, if I could flip the screen to turn it into an iPad, that would be ideal. My biggest frustration is that I can’t do everything on my iPad like I can on a laptop. I need both to draw on my iPad.

he’s not wrong. I have a Dell touch screen laptop for work for the last 5 years. I’ve almost never used it because it’s actually more cumbersome. Don’t forget smudges and the screen moves after tapping it a few times.

He was completely correct. I have had a few and never really used the touch feature. HOWEVER. A MacOS device in the style of a Microsoft Surface…could be tempted. I know. It’s an iPad and keyboard and pencil. But it runs MacOS not iPadOS.