Lenovo - Yoga 710 11 2-in-1 11.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Pentium - 4GB Memory - 128GB Solid State Drive - Silver

This Lenovo Solid State computer is the perfect size for our over the road business. It does not take up much room where space is at a premium. The different positions it can take make it easy to use on your lap or on the bunk or on a table and you don't have to be so concerned of bouncing around like with a hard drive.

Love my new Lenovo Yoga 710 laptop!! It's small, light, economical, and packed full of features. Only drawback is that the right hand SHIFT key is in an unusual area, so that throws off the typing of a touch typist like myself. Great choice of a laptop if you really want something small and easy to use when only traveling occasionally.

This light 2 in 1 computer is excellent product. You can do traditional computer work and while in bed watch movies making it a tablet. The speed is excellent and display is superb. With reasonable price this is an excellent buy from 'Best Buy'.

Love my Lenovo Yoga 710. I recommend the laptop to anyone looking for an easy to do laptop. The price is right. Qq

I couldn't be happier. It lives up to all expectations!

It helps my daughter a lot with her homework. It is easy to used and she love the touch screen.

I loved the idea of a slim 11.6 2-in-1, everything in this unit made it a perfect device to trial run. The laptop-grade Intel Pentium 4405Y (1.50GHz 1866MHz 2MB) kept up with most tasks thrown at it, with the occasional visible lag with processing some heavy webpages, but found myself able to still launch Word documents and switch back & forth from web pages in Chrome and Edge. However, the 4GB of RAM will discipline you to keeping the number of open tabs to more of a minimum. The included 802.11AC card was very snapping in connecting to our workplace's recently upgraded .11AC Cisco Aironets. My resentments are mainly with the laptop body and display glass: The bottom of the laptop scratches very easily, it is simply a black plastic cover painted in silver with a very very light (inexistent) coating over it. The most insignificant particles of your everyday work surfaces will easily scratch the bottom. The touchscreen glass is not very slick, it seems they opted out of including an oleophobic surface on the glass, compare this to the newly launched Dell Inspiron 13 7368 2-in-1, which provided me significantly better finger travel and much less fingerprint production. The magnesium and aluminum blended chassis may sound beefy, but light force of a finger behind the display panel while cleaning the fingerprint-prone display caused the display lid frame to crack, a new one on me coming from the expected quality of metals, as a previous MacBook Air owner. An expectation of potential bend under a significant amount of pressure, but never an outright snap, especially at the amount of force I placed on this unit's panel. The device's claim of a reinforced chassis was a selling point for me, but I caution all expecting to use this in the same versatile conditions Lenovo promises in the their Yoga series, to understand this unit will appearance-wise look bad, fast. And that the lid appears to lack the strength emboldened in the product descriptions.

So right from the star I can say that this met most of my needs with the exception of the Keyboard being exceptionally tight and unfortunately it only has one usb (3.0) port. The screen is nice and the touch pad is responsive. The speed is adequate enough to get most things done on it outside of having multiple HD streams going on at one time. But A loty of what i do with clients comes from 2 main factors and that's writing out emails/ plans and the other is A LOT of video calling. The keyboard is ridiculously cramped and button placement is abnormal. If you can adjust then it may work out for you but it did not for me. I kept hitting the up arrow when I was trying to press shift and that can get really annoying after a while. The webcam is horrendous.... like 2008 bad. I previously picked up the Acer Chromebook 14 because of its premium build and that had a MUCH better camera then this Lenovo. So if video chatting, conferencing or any of that is your thing then i would stay away from this one. Once again i'm just pointing out my differences with this computer, It may work out for you but for me I returned it and got the Toshiba Chromebook 2 from Amazon and I could not be happier.