Lately, some users decided to install Windows 11 on some of the foldable touch-screen devices that are on the market right now. And guess what? It runs great on these ones too.

Windows 11 runs extra smooth on the Lenovo X1 Fold

It is well known that social media platforms are the places where users go and tout the latest tech feats they have managed to pull. And ever since this whole Windows 11 madness started, everyone has been trying to install the new OS on any device they could get their hands on. It would appear that Windows 11 runs smoother than expected even on the ThinkPad X1 Fold, from Lenovo. There seems to be a pattern emerging here, as all users that have installed the fresh operating systems on devices such as tablets, Surface gadgets, and phones, are actually stating that their devices run even better than before. It appears that the new battery life improving features that Microsoft decided to add for laptops and tablets, also apply to other battery powered devices. The above-mentioned Reddit post stresses how natural and fluent this new OS feels on such devices, encouraging other enthusiasts to also try this experience.

Windows 11 seems to get better reviews with each passing day

The vast majority of users that have taken the leap and tried the early build of Windows 11 actually declare themselves satisfied with it’s performance, so far. We’re not only talking about the PC/laptop version of the OS, but also the one for tablets and other portable devices. All the opinions seem to converge around one important focal point: Windows 11 improves the performance of the systems it’s installed on. The only bad reviews that Windows 11 is currently getting are centered around users not being able to take advantage of Microsoft’s PC Health Check app, and also the fact that some haven’t been able to install this new build yet. Keep in mind that, as an alternative to the PC Health Check app, you can use WhyNotWin11. As some users are upset with the Microsoft’s choice to use a TPM security chip for the Windows 11 OS, the Redmond giant has received some backlash. That being said, the new OS will also be able to run on system without the TPM chip, and you can always invest in a new TPM-enabled device, or a new motherboard for your desktop. Also, remember that this is just the beginning of the operating system’s life, so we might actually see more and more improvements as time goes by. Overall, people seem to be pretty content with this version of the OS and are excitedly expecting the full version to be released. What are your thoughts on Windows 11 so far? Share them with us in the comments section below.

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