Customer Ratings & Reviews

First time using a 2-1 but I loved it. Worked great until a pink lined showed up on the screen a couple weeks after purchasing it. Trying to get it fixed/replaced right now.

I was hesitant to buy the Yoga because I had a Lenovo Flex laptop and had problems with it from the start. But this laptop is great - fast and no problems. Love it!

Reviewed many gaming type laptop computers but ultimately found Lenova to be the best choice overall with a 4K screen, great graphics card, and Touch screen, and price

I gave 4 of 5 stars because I wish: - it had an ethernet port (for configuring my router and extender) - it had USB type C - the screen was matte finish instead of glossy (I work outside a good bit, glare is terrible) Otherwise, the laptop is everything I'd read it to be. Yes, the keyboard is different than a standard keyboard, but should be expected on a laptop.

We bought this for our daughter going off to college. She loves the flexibility to go from laptop to tablet and in between. It is fast and has a great picture.

Works well very happy with it. Screen is crisp and sharp. Fast downloads

I need a laptop that will be portable and yet be efficient and that is what i got in my lenovo laptop. With the high capacity ram and i7 processor am good to go

Quick powerful system. A lot of ram. The SSD is powerful. Could use a few more USB ports and a swappable battery, but still an awesome 2-n-1 for the price.

I am not an expert but I know my way around computers. When it comes to laptops I am really happy I invested in this one. I am in love with the display.

As many people have already said, the right shift key is too small and in a bad position. That said, you do eventually get used to it and learn to "reach" for it. I have found this computer to be super fast. With the SSD drive it comes up quickly and restarts quickly. The screen is clean and crisp. So far so good. I have not had the problem of the constantly running fan as some people have. I think like anything else there could be a lemon in a mass produced item that they all can't be perfect. To this point I am happy with my purchase and hope that it continues.

The keyboard is tough - you need to really press down hard.

Don't care for the placement of the right side shift key at all!

1I wanted something lightweight and powerful. I love that I can get everything I need in such a small package. The screen is 4k touch and is beautiful!

My son likes this model. it fits his needs for what he wanted.

Powerful enough to replace my desktop yet able to use it anywhere. Especially like the tablet mode when just sitting on the couch and multi-tasking.

Nice size laptop. Difficult to open though. Long life battery.

I really like this 2 in 1. easy to use and fast, fast. fast. It's easy to use and has a lot help available on the computer. Just a superior computer.

Recently purchased it after owning a Mac for many years. Love that it is lightweight and it's touch screen. Graphics are great. Highly recommend it.

I like the computer, it is fast. I have not had no problems

I don't traditionally like Lenovo. I've had bad experience in the past with them. But it appears they have turned a new leaf. Most of the reviews you read here have covered the negatives. Here's a breakdown. I compared this side by side with my new Macbook Pro, and the Macbook is going back. Pros: display. best screen you will find, 4k, bright and sharp good blacks touchpad. I've seen two. Mine has Elantech, which allowed me to customize gestures, which was the one thing I hated about Win10 power. superfast SSD, fast DDR4 RAM, Kaby Lake i7. It flies. price. they can't be making money on this. it has to be a loss leader-there's just no way. From what I could tell, they didn't even cut corners. There's no "its great but...". Nope. Lenovo has a winner here. I/O. regular USB, SD card, mini HDMI, plenty for me. look/feel. feels quality, well designed, good use of space. No bloatware, no MacAfee trials, no junk. Neutral: Fan noise. It's not bad. Maybe some prior version was, but this one (Dec 2016) is fine. You can hear them occasionally, but they are not loud. Considering the hardware this thing pushes, it is fine. sound. nothing special, usual laptop speakers. not bad, not good. battery. better than it should be. meets or exceeds their claimed hours. Cons: keyboard. feels plasticy, but is acceptable. The shift button/up arrow placement is absolutely stupid and I can't believe Lenovo did that. You will hit the up arrow instead of shift constantly. It is an unnecessary thing. power adapter. worse power adapter I have ever seen, period. Short cable, and the adapter itself has to plug directly into the wall. It's a huge box. It's heavy. Not sure why they went with this. Overall: For $1099 (regular price Dec 2016), you can't get better. To be honest, at $1599, you probably couldn't either. If this laptop cant do what you want it to do, then you need to move up to a full gaming laptop I guess, but then you sacrifice a lot as well. This laptop is more than capable of anything you would need a laptop to do. Light gaming, 4k video, you will not run into issues. Things I noticed: this appears to have two different versions of touchpad. In store it was a Synaptics, which I don't like. The one I got is an Elantech-which I love. Personal preference, but elantech allows for some gesture customization. Also, you'll see that I mention it has no bloatware. No MacAfee, no Norton, no garbage at all. When you look at the hardware profile, it actually says "Signature Edition". On Best Buy site though, it doesn't mention this. Now this is actually important! Signature Edition is a special version that Microsoft usually only sells directly through their company store. Signature Editions have better hardware, and have ZERO bloatware; they are designed to be a pure, optimized windows experience. So how did a Signature Edition laptop wind up at Best Buy, but not marketed as one? Maybe some last minute deal with MS and BBY? It has to be something like that, because the hardware profile inside the machine itself certainly indicates that it was supposed to be a high end Microsoft Signature Edition machine, but for some reason, its at Best Buy now. I don't know how, and I don't care-but it explains why it is such an exceptional deal, and doesn't have any of the usual Windows hassles. If you can find one, buy one. Last note: I don't like Window 10, and I don't like Lenovo, but this laptop has changed my mind about them both.