Hey, aashk. This pen will not work with the Yoga 2-in-1 devices, as it was designed to be used specifically with Chromebook devices that support pen input. The Yoga 2-in-1 devices use a different display interface called AES and MPP pen protocols for the pen to talk back and forth with the computer. Pens like the Lenovo Digital Pen 2 here (https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lenovo-digital-pen-2-gray/6580719.p?skuId=6580719) can be used with the Yoga devices.

Hey, AAQ. Based off the system recommended requirements that are listed on this Blizzard support webpage (https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/76459), this LOQ 15 can run WOW. Since the specs of this LOQ satisfies what they're looking for in an ideal system, it should run well even under more demanding content workloads. We recommend reviewing the system requirements detailed on the previously linked webpage, then comparing it with the specifications this laptop or any potential computer you’re interested in to help ensure you find the right fit for you. Hope this helps!

Hey, LindaK. In short, no. This pen will work specifically with Chromebook devices that feature pen support, like the Duet 3 and Duet 5 Chromebooks currently offered with Best Buy. Yoga 2-in-1 devices use different technology and pen protocols, the interface that helps the pen talk to the computer and vice versa. Pens like the Lenovo Digital Pen 2 (https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lenovo-digital-pen-2-gray/6580719.p?skuId=6580719), use AES pen protocol which is compatible with Yoga 2-in-1 devices. Pens using MPP protocol will also work.

Hey again, Ke7zum. Thank you for the follow up request. In regard to the bays, there are different sizes and types of storage drives and each of those drives may have an accompanying bay in a system like this. For example, like in the specs section, or on the Legion T5i's product specification sheet (which can be viewed here: https://psref.lenovo.com/Detail/Legion_T5_26IRB8?M=90UT001CUS), you'll see the mention of 3.5 or 3.5", which is referring to the size of the drive. 3.5" is usually in reference to HDD drives. There's also 2.5", which in most cases is also for HDD, but some solid-state drives (SSD) can be sized for this storage bay. When M.2 drives are mentioned, this is for PCIe (connect directly to the systemboard) SSD drives that are significantly smaller in size than older style SSDs. These M.2 SSDs come in different sizes, but this system will accommodate even the largest size, M.2 2280. Hopefully this covers your request, but it not or if you have other questions, please don't hesitate to post it once more.