Lenovo - ThinkPad L380 Yoga 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive - Black

Screen had a dead pixel out of the box. Returning immediately.

I was looking to replace a 17" Lenovo Ideapad which not only turned out to be too bulky, but had a very flat keyboard that wasn't comfortable to type on. I decided I was prepared to spring for a 2-in-1 that was a bit smaller (15" or so) and had an SSD drive for performance. I tried every 2-in-1 at Best Buy, and fell in love with the ThinkPad because of its keyboard. I'm a developer, so having something comfortable to type on was very important to me, and one of the primary reasons I was trading in the previous laptop. After having it for a couple of months, I've really enjoyed the portability and performance. I haven't used the 2-in-1 feature much, but it was very handy to have when I needed to quickly show something to someone at a conference. My only very minor wish was that it had a regular RJ-45 ethernet port for the occasional time I've had an opportunity to use a wired network connection, but that is very minor. Highly recommended!

This laptop is the perfect combination of performance and features and portability. I take it everywhere because the size and weight means it is barely noticeable in my backpack. The key board and build in pen means I can shift from reviews content and doing research online to building presentations and spreadsheets anywhere. I find the keyboard key feel to be one of the best on most laptops. The solid state drive and i5 boot instantly so I am never waiting for the computer.

Bought this on sale for $759 and added an additional 8gb RAM for $40. Took me 10 minutes to put the memory in and really noticed a difference in speed. The screen is fantastic, the i5 is faster than the 7 core 3.8 Ghz. Data transfers very fast from the mini SD card. Computer is solid. I bought the 3 year warranty for this laptop. Best purchase I've made all year. Much much better than the $500 cheap laptops and many times more durable.

I'm historically, a Mac guy. But I was looking for something that worked well and gave me mobility. After researching and playing with my friend's Yoga, I was hooked. Now if you're after the top-end device, this won't have the specs, but for average use... it kills. Especially given that its touchscreen, can be used in Book mode as a tablet, and comes with a pen. PS. Using my Edge browser, I can open 3 separate windows with about 40 tabs active in each. That's while streaming a movie and having a tune playing. Come on now, that's more than enough power for typical use.

The Yoga line is fun, and this model brings you all the fun and puts it into a Tuxedo package. If you prefer the more serious look and greater durability of a Thinkpad, this will not disappoint you. 2 in 1 form factor for tablet use, entertainment and productivity. Touchscreen and pro pen that tucks into the body and charges while in. Now get this: upgradeable RAM and SSD and so many ports you’ll not miss any dongles. Yes! Whether you use it for productivity, programming, light design or leisure, this ultra portable won’t break your back, and will comfortably fit in any bag and sit well on your lap.

While the fingerprint reader is hard to configure if you use Ubuntu, this machine is really good for developers. Before buying the L380 I bought another laptop with weird webcam placement that came with a disastrous killer wifi card, as I was told it was a "developer edition". The L380 might not be top specs but in my case, as a developer, it is really portable and the keyboard is COOL, but really *COOL*. The look of this laptop is quite standard and does not come with ugly logos and neon lights, making this a really good option if you want to look professional. When I have to run large queries I do that on a desktop machine. My experience using the L380 with Ubuntu was really cool, everything worked out of the box except for the fingerprint reader. The machine came with Windows 10 Pro, and I have to say that on both systems the wifi works really well, unlike other brand who likes to blame the user for their stupid hardware savings. And again, the keyboard is really comfortable.

I was in search for a laptop that would be durable and yet versatile. The Lenovo Yoga did not disappoint me. It’s a great product with the functionality of being used as a laptop or tablet. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a new laptop.