Customer Ratings & Reviews

I did my research before I made my purchase. This is my daughter 1st laptop and it's perfect size and weight. Easy to take when on the go. Built in camera and clear screen are really good. I am considering buying another one just for me.

Great 200$ computer. Came with 365. Great value. I was getting close to 12 hours of batter, but had to swap mine bc the hdmi port failed. Be weary of that

Very good laptop my daughter love it. It does everything it suppose to do and then some. The price was great.

Wonderful little computer for portable applications that require more than a tablet for an affordable price!

This small laptop with keyboard is perfect size and weight for travel and onboard work. Love the color red!

I brought one a couple of weeks earlier with full price. I brought a second one when it was on sale. I use this laptop for presentation. It is light weight and it works according to the specification. The price is reasonable.

I purchased this as a second laptop because it's smaller and more portable for entertainment purposes. I use this when my Nook or iPad need charging.

It is a little slower that google chorme. but is ok

This laptop is exactly what I was looking for. Cheap and runs very well for my needs. I just needed something to write papers and surf the web. Battery life last pretty long too.

I found this on sale while looking for a Christmas present for a student. It is very light and works well.

I love this laptop. It is very easy to use and has great performance. The only con is that there is no CD slot which I don't necessarily need anyway.

A little slow however good for basic day to day use.

This laptop has a lot of great features, the flash hard drive make for a fast laptop. Don't be turned off by how small the hard drive is. It came with one free year of office 365 and free online storage. It is perfect for travel. The best part is the price you just about can't beat it.

I bought one for my oldest grandaughter. It was so nice, I went back and bought 2 more. It's a really nice Ideapad for the money. I bought these for beginners and they are GREAT! I do not regret my decision choosing Lenova!

I own an IT company and would never buy a lower end or entry level product like this. But I was surprised how well and fast this netbook runs. I use this for on-site work and troubleshooting. Lenovo is a reliable brand and the $150 I paid for it was a great deal.

Lenovo - Ideapad 100s 11.6 Laptop - Intel Atom - 2GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Storage - Red Had no memory problems even with several programs open and several tabs open in browser. SD good and USB ports working with flash drives, portable HD, portable dvd drive and charging cellphone. Usually leave laptop at home.

I am a long time non-techy HP lap and desk top customer. (I teach in the Humanities, and I carry my laptops from home to office to café to meeting.) I've been dismayed, however, with recent HP designs (portability and functionality combined -- and those clunky hinges!) and price points. I wanted a 1T solid state, Windows 10, touch screen, backlit keyboard laptop in a fairly lightweight package, and the Lenovo Yoga fits the bill for my specific needs. I like the i7 because it seems to be faster than the AMD. Although the AMD runs cooler, after approximately two months of ownership I haven't found overheating or discomfort (on my lap) to be an issue. Some have complained about the keyboard key locations (scrolling and backspace), the on/off button (on the right side of the computer) and the plug (larger than most). Addressing these issues going backwards, the plug hasn't been an issue for me personally...it makes the cord easier to handle, frankly, when moving from place to place as I do because it's not in two pieces with a large attachment dead center the length of the cord; the on/off switch, as with anything different, is easy enough to get used to; and ditto the scroll and backspace keys. Also, I am a touch typist -- about 70 wpm -- and the keyboard hasn't been an issue for me although some have complained about the feel of the keyboard. One issue that I've adjusted to (I called support and asked how to use the touchscreen) that could be off putting enough to be a deal breaker is the sensitivity of the Lenovo Yoga touchscreen. If you touch it a certain way, it will quickly resize smaller or larger. This doesn't happen to me very often any longer because I practiced using the touchscreen; that said, it's not intuitive and took practice. Last, I've read that Lenovo (IMB) support isn't very good. My initial contacts with the sales department (I bought a product, not store, extended warrantee) was very unsatisfactory (the sales reps had unprofessional and seemingly untrained telephone deportment and I was repeatedly given incorrect information over five calls), but the tech assistance has been good, thus far, although admittedly I only needed help with my touchscreen. (I should say: I usually skip extended warrantees, but I recently moved and wanted to ensure I still had a functioning machine after the lumps and bumps on the road.) I have a current issue as of three days ago which I need to call in about, but haven't done so yet, and that is that my print spool has to be emptied so that it doesn't print ad infinitum. (I would wait to write the review after calling in, but so it goes.) Last, the Lenovo Yoga is incredibly, incredibly light weight...and it's aesthetically easy on the eye. (Again, some have complained about the watch-like interlocking hinge, but I've not had any issues with it. Of course, I don't use it as a tent or tablet...I use my tablet as a tablet, but to each his or her own. :) I hope this helps!

Overall its a good deal. I was happy that Office package was included. Computer is thin and light, looks neat and battery lasts longer than usual.

My daughter loves it! It's perfect for her to take to school and she says she's had no problems with it

Finally got the one I started out trying to get, third time is the charm. Glad it was on sale. Anyone want an ASUS? Wish we didm't and Windows 19.