This is my 3rd Lenovo Yoga. I've had problems galore with the first two, but things I liked and lack of competition led me to purchase this latest iteration. So far it's working well (which I can't say for the first two Yogas I owned, both of which had problems out of the box). The biggest issue I have with this c940 is the edge of the laptop was very poorly designed and apparently not intended for people that actually use the track pad- it cuts into the palm of my hand, making it very uncomfortable to use. I use the trackpad almost exclusively when browsing or reading my email, so this may be a dealbreaker. My last Yoga (900 13ISK) has a rubberized deck with an outer lip that is angled down, away from the deck, making it very comfortable and unoticeable to use. The 940 has a hard plastic deck and the edge is stupidly angled up, creating a sharp edge. It's like they didn't bother to have anyone actually test out using this thing. When I'm browsing the web, I leave the tips of fingers on the trackpad with palms resting against the edge. With the 940, this causes me pain. I've never had a laptop with such a sharp edge. Very disappointing. One other thing already noticed- the video playback is very dark. I can't make out faces or clothing details of darker toned people or clothing. I compared it side by side (same video) with my Yoga 900, and it's noticeably different. That's with brightness at highest on both machines. While my 900 is a 4k display, I'd think the newest Yoga with HD would at least have display properties decent enough to illuminate a standard video. Not sure if I'll be keeping this or not.

Very disappointing after three prior Lenovo Thinkpad machines. Big problem: does not support an external QHD display in spite of the graphics processing capabilities claimed for this machine's Intel Core i7 processor. Worked on phone for nearly two hours with Geek Squad to try to get this machine do what it's supposed to do. (Geek Squad person was great ... did his best; had first tried Lenovo support via chat and they were useless.) My impression is the Lenovo really botched the processor integration on this one. This machine is going back after two weeks of trying to live with it.

I was choosing between the Dell XPS 2-in-1 13" and this laptop. Ultimately, I chose the Yoga because I prefer the 16:9 screen ratio and the battery life is longer on the Yoga. One thing that made it hard for me to choose between the two is that the XPS has a brighter screen and smaller bezels. What propelled me to purchase the Yoga, was the included pen, hinge-sound bar, and the keyboard. The keyboard on the Yoga is far more superior than the XPS for my little fingers! The Dell XPS 2-in-1 13.4", FHD, 10th gen i7, 8GB Ram with 256GB of memory is priced at $1369.99 & The Yoga C940 14", FHD, 10th gen i7, 12GB ram, 512GB Memory is currently priced at $1399.99... The C940 was on sale for $1149.99 and has 4gb more ram and 256gb more memory, so that was the final straw! I am happy with my decision so far! While my laptop is not in 4k or UHD, I am still happy with the resolution-- plus, I will take that extra 5 hours of battery life. With the Intel Iris Plus graphics, I can safely say I am getting accurate color translation. The only thing I feel like I am TRULY missing out on, is the brighter display :(

I was having really bad luck with laptops had to return 2 different surface lineups due to defects and almost went with a MacBook due to all the issues I had. But I found this Lenovo and it’s fantastic so far top of the line specs for a great price. Normally I’m not a fan of Lenovo for personal reasons but they did a fantastic job on this laptop the quality is top notch. Pros: Lightweight Great battery (used it all day and it handled everything like a champ) Insanely fast (10th gen i7 is a huge stepup from 8th gen) Build quality is minimal design but very sturdy Super fast charging (0-100 in 1 hour 25 mins) Has a built in camera blocker so you don’t have to worry about being watched if that worries you. Finger print scanner is amazing! Hasn’t failed once 2 in 1 Pretty good display as well I love the 14 inch in such a small body the speakers are absolutely insane Dolby atmos is now a standard I must have in my products incredibly loud and clear Cons: Everything is soldered on so you can’t upgrade later (but shouldn’t an issue with the 12gbs of ram 512 ssd and 10th i7) Very minor but you can’t do the lift with a single finger like on a MacBook (once you’ve tried it you compare everything else to it) My biggest gripe is there is a decent amount of bloatware but it just takes time to remove it. For everything you get and for the price you can’t go wrong I didn’t know if I’d like this laptop but after using it for videos course work and just general use I absolutely recommend it

The only reason I am giving it 4 and not 5 (I wanted to give it 5) because when I was setting up my laptop, it seemed as if someone else had went through the set up process. There seemed to be another individual's name that appeared on the locked screen and then on word. It was off putting. Other than that, this laptop is AMAZING. It works at lighting speed. I am a college student (working towards my masters) so I need something reliable and efficient. I love the clicks of the keyboard. The sleek look is a plus. It is lightweight. The bent and twists of this laptop are with ease. I turn it into a tablet mode if I am in a mood of writing notes, or honestly, just scribbling or surfing the web. I had Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon 6x prior to this and it lasted me 4 years. I am hoping that this one also lasts me this long if not longer. I am happy with my purchase.

I’ve been using the previous model C930 for almost 6 months, and luckily feels that this’s the best laptop experience I’ve had in laptops. Simple, it’s high-end everyday laptop with long battery life. The C940 is a level up with the newer 10th gen cpu, brighter screen, and surprisingly smaller body. BTW, Best Buy had a great discount when I bought it too.