I've been impressed so far with the few days I've spent with this computer. Compared to the MacBook Pro 13 which I have, this computer is faster, has a better screen, and cooler. The concerns I had based on the reviews I've read here are: A) issues with the touchpad, B) heat, C) battery life. I'll address all three: A) Touchpad- so far I haven't seen any issues with it. It's as good to me as the one on my macbook pro. It's smaller than the trackpad on the macbook pro but I've not noticed the size gap. B) Heat- the only time the computer got uncomfortably warm was when I was loading software and the computer was indexing. Once that was done, the computer stays relatively cool and quiet. C) Battery- I have not done enough cycles to know accurately what it is. However, based on my limited usage, doing emails, web browsing, Excel, and similar Office apps work, 6+ hours is easily achievable. I have the model with the 4k screen. I looked at the Surface Pro, Surface Book, and the HP x360 Spectre computers. This Yoga looked to me the best balance of value, features, and weight. I do have a couple minor quibbles with the computer- 1) I wished it came with Windows 10 Pro (for those of us that need network connectivity) 2) the keyboard backlight doesn't automatically turn on like it does on the mac

I am extremely happy with the Lenovo Yoga 920. I recently bought a XPS 13 (7th Gen Processor) for my daughter. I am not going to state what is there already in the professional reviews. I have the Lenovo 4K /16GB/512 SSD model. I initially bought it based on the reviews stating it is the best in the market. I however was delighted to find subtle improvements over the 910. for instance there is a notch on the lid to make it easy to open the laptop now ! The reviews are not doing justice to this laptop. The battery even on the 4 K display is outstanding. As I type this review this laptop is at 15 % power and will still last another 2.30 hours using the suggested battery saver mode ( lasted 10 hours plus, I always drain the battery of the new laptop few times and charge it). The screen is a tad dimmer than the XPS 13. However in every respect this laptop is nothing short of outstanding. Without restating anything already in the PCMag review. I will clarify on a few things the reviews don't stress on. Once someone says something people have a tendency to latch on to it and just repeat it even if they did not really see a problem. The keyboard is not shallow. It is great and with the U shape bottoms and well spaced gaps it is so easy to keep it clean and not fat finger this review for instance. I actually like the minimum key travel. it works great and does not require more force to type ! The Webcam has been moved to the top of the display ! lenovo listens. The display screen is gorgeous with the thin Bezel with great color reproduction. it is a finger print magnet though. I think this is hands down better than the DELL XPS 13 or the HP Spectra 360x models. just so beautifully made. When they compare the weight they say its tad heavier than a XPS 13 but they fail to mention this is a 14 (13.9 inch screen and not a 13.3 inch !) that makes a huge difference for me ! Bigger display but not as bulky and hard to handle as the 51.6 HP spectra 360x. Read the reviews. Highly recommend you buy this 14 inch Yoga 920. In fact this is the only 14 inch laptop in its class that has the form factor of a 13 inch ! Outstanding job ! I felt I must reward Lenovo by buying the Yoga 920 and reward their efforts !

Lenovo Yoga 920 has outstanding battery life (up to 10.8 hours), fast SSD, eighth-generation Intel Core i7 CPU, larger touch pad, two thunderbolt USB ports. I can log in to my laptop in less than two seconds with the fingerprint reader. Lenovo Yoga 920 has a watchband hing and it can rotate to any angle which makes it more comfortable. it is thin and light weight laptop.

So I purchased this product after buying a 720 a few months ago, for the quicker processer and larger SSD. This unit came with a stylus very close to the bamboo one I had purchased as a separate buy. It's an upgrade from the previous unit, which is only an I5, but there certainly a few differences between the 2. 1) This unit seems to heat up much faster, and much hotter than the 720. Not sure if it's because the graphics card works harder since it is a 4K display. 2) Both seem very durable, however the watchband hinges on this run across the entire back of the unit, while the 720 only has 2 standard hinges; both seem very secure. Both seem like very good buys (for sure wait for sales to roll around). The reasons why I like them is they're fast, very mobile, since they are smaller, and weigh less, but still maintain the ability to do quite the workload. Both units are my first 2 units WITHOUT a CD/DVD drive (but let's face it, it's almost an obsolete piece of hardware that not only takes up valuable space, but is an extra draw on the PC - even though negligible). Touch screen is great, Windows Ink works well, but haven't used it for too much more than a few doodles and more toying around than anything else. The 920 comes with a stylus, as well as a piece of plastic you can insert into the old style USB port to "dock" your pen. Cool idea, however, it blocks the power/wake button to the right of the device. Placing the button in a different location would have been a better idea. Speaking of USB, both units come with 2 USB- type C ports, as well as ONE old school USB 3.0 port. If you intend to run several devices off this PC (wired external hard drives, CD drives, printers, etc) you will need to buy a few adapters, or buy a hub which will expand current capability, so if you already have these devices, you may still be able to use them. All in all, I am not disappointed with this buy. I would have given it 5 stars, but again, with how quickly and hot it gets versus the 720, 4 stars (4-1/2 if I could) would be the best I can offer for it. I would recommend this to a friend, but would also advise to wait for a sale.

Great computer by looks and by performance. I don’t need that much for my work but I wanted the computer to be portable (hence light) and with best specs so I don’t have to upgrade again in a couple of years. I initially wanted an even smaller one but this seems to be small enough especially comparing my old 15.6’. Very light, sleek and durable. Battery life is really good and hopefully it will stay this way. It is really fast as it is supposed to be the top shelf on the market now. Turns on and off in a blink of an eye. Real upgrade from my old machine that needed to retire.