“Conflicting WiFi information On the Overview tab in the "Product Features" section it says "Next-Gen Intel® Wireless-AC connectivity Connect to a Wireless-AC router for up to 3x the speed, more capacity and broader coverage than Wireless-N. Backward-compatible with all other Wi-Fi networks and hotspots." also the AC Wi-Fi Logo is displayed. But in the Specifications tab it says "Wireless Networking Wireless-B+G+N". Which is correct? Thank you.”

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• The unit I purchased in mid December has "Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260" listed in device manager. I think the earlier editions only had -n, but mine is AC. I doubt Best Buy updated the product description since it essentially didn't change from "Yoga 2 Pro".

  Answered by LSUinTexas 10 years ago

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• I went through this same question, the ones after July do have the ac wifiif bought from best buy. The ones direct from Lenovo have the n wifi card.

  Answered by Jeff 10 years ago

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• There's 2 versions, one has AC one only has single (!) band BGN. Both helpfully have the same Best Buy UPC so you'll need to look at the white label on the outside of the box, it'll say which one it has (AC or BGN). Honestly tho, don't buy it. I've taken back 2 already.

  Answered by Mke20000 10 years ago

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• There was an updated model line refresh which had WiFi and i7 updates to newer versions.

  Answered by Behic 10 years ago

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• I purchased mine in Nov., 2014...it has the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260. I have the Netgear Tri-Band router and the Yoga 2 Pro picks up both the 2.4 and the (2) 5 GHz signals...but beware, Lenovo has a bad rap for it's wifi. And, I will attest to it - the Lenovo wifi is terrible on my laptop. Poor range, drops signal and very choppy internet

  Answered by James 10 years ago

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• It will connect to AC as AC is backwards compatible. My Yoga looks like it is B, G, N

  Answered by DaveC58 10 years ago

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• It just mean it can connect to all the different type of wireless frequency. the b, g, and n

  Answered by bjybab 10 years ago

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