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Lenovo has a database of all their products called "PSREF" and you can find it online at https://psrefstuff.lenovo.com/Detail/Yoga/Yoga_6_13ALC6?M=82ND0002US - it's a really good way of confirming detail on a particular model. To quote that site, the screen is 300nits per "13.3" FHD (1920x1080) IPS 300nits Glossy, 72% NTSC". Now 300 nits isn't super bad - I bought the Lenovo Flex 5 14" which was a 250 nits panel. On the NTSC rating, the Flex 5 (14") was something like 45%. Overall, the Flex 5 for me was a very capable 4700U machine on a budget but the screen looks dull and washed out - great though if it's plugged into a monitor for most of it's (home office-d) life. So I'm thinking 300 nits - a little brighter (vs 250) and at 72% (vs 45%) NTSC will mean for a more vibrant screen. The Yoga 6 certainly looks to be a cut above the Flex 5. Also my other laptop is a 13" macbook - I really appreciate macs but the 13.3" screen is just too small for me. So the Yoga 6 has a similar sized 13" screen - would suggest that you take a pause to consider whether it's a sufficient size for you. I'm an Engineer - I have a ton of things on screen at any one time - 13" doesn't hack it but the firm issues what the firm issues. Your needs may differ but it's worth thinking about. While I'm writing, I did experience some quality control issues with the Flex 5 and many online are complaining. So my word of advice is to fully check out the laptop when you buy it - every port, camera, microphone etc etc straight away just in case. hth Dingo
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Lenovo Yoga 6 13 model number 82ND0002US, ships with a 13.3 inch (screen size measured diagonally) IPS - FHD (1920x1080) 10-point Multi-touch screen, with a brightness level of 300 nits, has a Glossy finish. This screen provides 100 Percent of the sRGB (72 Percent NTSC) color gamut for excellent color accuracy.
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