Does it make sense to buy a touchscreen laptop?

[repunzel23]

Hello, everyone! I'm a fresh here, but hope, you'll help me.
I spend a lot of time on the road and want to buy a touchscreen laptop for my trips.
What model can you recommend?
My budget is 800 $.

[johnsnow]

A lot of reviews on techradar.com, bestadvisor.com and cnet.com recommend it.
Price - 749$
Display - 17.3-inches, FHD Multi-touch technology
Image Quality - IPS FHD matrix, 1920x1080 pixels, 178° viewing angle
Graphic Card - Intel HD Graphics 530
CPU - Intel Core i7-6700HQ 2.60 GHz (up to 3.5 GHz in Turbo mode)
RAM - 8 GB DDR3L SDRAM
Storage -1024 GB HDD

As against to most other laptops with quickly run down during the time-consuming tasks, HP Pavilion keeps the battery charged amazingly long. On a single charge, the computer will work and put up a full performance up to 7.5 hours for sure. Such a long life of the battery allows taking and using the laptop in the places with no power supply that provides convenience and usability wherever you are.

[markolonghorn]

I've had the HP spectre x360 (first version) for a little under a year now.

Core i5, 8 GB ram, 256 gb SSD

It's good if you're looking for relatively compact design (only 13.3" screen, ~0.7" thick when closed) with a premium design. Also it's ability to rotate the screen is useful for viewing movies while traveling.

Likely will need to do some shopping and look for deal alerts though depending on the specs you are looking for