Lenovo - Yoga 900 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive - Platinum silver

Great looking and fast. Has i7 and 256 ssd drive. Wife loves it. Was a no brainer at 699! This replaces a 5 year old Asus K53E. Huge difference in speed.

My laptop crashed randomly one day so I broke down and bought this one. I'd been doing extensive research on laptops prior to this happening. This one exceeded my needs and price range, but I got lucky and found an open box item. It was 50% off the original price!! I was not too focused on getting a touch screen or 2-in-1 laptop because I wasn't sure how those features would affect laptop speed. So far, I have been enjoying them most. It makes reading and watching movies easier and the computer is just as fast. It is much quieter than my last laptop since it is solid state. I got everything I wanted and more! I recommend this laptop for tech savvy people, college students who need a lightweight laptop and people who are looking for multipurpose laptop.

This this is an amazing Ultrabook. It has an extremely long battery life–up to 8 hours in real life. 4k screen is extremely clear. I love Macs but this is way better given the touch screen. Window 10 for productivity is very powerful. It is also convertible so you can watch movies in tent mode. Viewing documents on the touch screen so you can zoom with gestures is the best feature. No need for stylus. Very light and portable all purpose Ultrabook. I would highly recommend.

I did read reviews on similar Yoga 900's. At the time of purchase this specific model number only had 4 reviews. This specific model has a better CPU, GPU, RAM, and SSD than most of its siblings. I was very pleased at first with the performance, battery life, low heat, and it was virtually silent. I purchased two units and set up one previously reviewed for my son who advised me that it is now making a lot of fan noise. I had previously rated this unit 5 stars and commented on how I didn't experience any excessive fan noise and offered suggestions on setup configurations to possibly eliminate fan noise as commented in other reviews. It appears I may have rated the Yoga prematurely and over rated it as my son's is now making the same fan noise. I still believe it is a good buy for the pre-black Friday Sales price if you can put up with fan noise. The other option is to adjust the power settings to reduce heat and consequently fan noise. But you shouldn't have to sacrifice performance for an apparent common fan problem. I would still recommend this model number for the price I paid but I wouldn't recommend it at full price or even a 15 -20% discount.

Pros: Thin and light weight, specs good enough for everyday task, nice egineering and build quality overall, runs pretty fast and smoothly, fine display. Cons: Fan noise becomes an issue whenever you do some serious task, which leadsto another problem of battery life. With some light emailing and text editting, the battery can last the stated 9 hours without any problems. However, anytime you try to launch some larger app, such as a stock-trading platform, fan noise starts to bother you and battery life is significantly shortened. This has been the major problem I have with the laptop. Another relatively minor issue is that it doesn't have a HDMI port, you have to buy a USB Type C to HDMI adapter which cost me about $15. Lastly, a problem with the display is that the maximum brightness is not very bright. Overall: The cons of the laptop haven't led me to any serious issues and I'm enjoying its pros very much. I probably wouldn't have paid $1000 for it but to me it worths $699 for sure.

Super fast, great display, overall nice looking as well. Whether using as a tablet or laptop does a great job. Easy transition for the wife from our older laptop. The SSD drive makes a huge difference and the i7 is sweet. The price was crazy as well....thought it was a typo at 699. Didn't have to twist my arm! LOL

I have spent years looking for a laptop-tablet hybrid I could justify buying at a premium. I am not an artist or graphics person, but use multiple textbooks and materials teaching college classes, and wanted all my things to work on one device. Pros and cons: Pros: lightweight, fast, software installs easily, great laptop and tablet. I did not buy the pen/stylus, and have to figure a few things out about writing by hand, but it seems capable. Battery life 10+ hours when word processing or reading. Cons: peripherals. Tried to install 2nd monitor; no hdmi or video port, and adapter crashed my system. No line in for standard modem cable; adapter takes away a usb, as does monitor or hard drive. SD memory is helpful, but basics eat up ports fast. I paid 699 on black friday, so 5 stars based on that. If I paid 1299 I would say 3.5.

Got it for a good price. At first I was disappointed as the track pad is not the best. The zoom in and out feature of the trackpad is staticy, not smooth. The touch screen zooming is however smooth. For the discounted price I paid it has great screen resolution (though not as bright as some) and is speedy with the i7 and ssd drive. Has a larger bezel than I would like making the size a bit large for a 13.3 screen. The 910 is definitely better but was significantly more expensive because of the discount on this model. Not as well made as the Surface Book which was significantly more expensive and not as well made as the Mac which was also significantly more expensive and does not have a touch screen. Overall, I am happy with it but I got it about 40% off list price.