Customer Ratings & Reviews

Does everything it's supposed to do. Does it better than most. Seems dependable. No problems at all. It reminds me of my Toyota Camry. Nothing to get really excited about but, it's a very good product.

Very disappointed with this laptop. I returned it within 2 days. It kept dropping the WiFi signal.

We purchased for our college student. The first laptop worked for one day then wouldn't connect to the internet. The replacement had similar issues. We ultimately returned and purchased an Apple. Best Buy customer service was excellent throughout the return processes.

Very good laptop it gets the job done and design is cool

Great everything. My only drawback is a little faster. I think they should have made the Intel "m" processor a bit faster.

The 2 in 1 Lap top/tablet features works great for my personal needs.

This laptop does do job, so far is giving me what I need

Looked at this and similar laptops before purchasing the Lenovo Yoga. A good choice to run desktop apps like Office 2016. Processor, RAM and solid state drive should be adequate for most users.

The product looks fine in general however it is difficult to use the keyboard. Lots of hidden "fn" functionality makes it difficult to use although there is a lot of space on the keyboard panel which allows for further keyboard expansion!

This laptop is perfect for an average user for online, reading, music, and pictures. I'm no photo, music, or gaming geek, but it's perfect for everyday use.

Big storage space and less price and good core m processor ! Actually not powerful but this is the best way for us to work with PC

I bought an open-box special for $630 (512GB SSD option), and it had Wi-Fi issues intermittently for 2 straight weeks. So, I returned it for a Yoga 900.

Very happy, smooth functioning, lightweight, great modern look and got it at a steal with the flash deals.

I like it a lot but I had to go back and get a Mac great pic tho

Very portable. Fast boot up time. Versatile 3 n 1 feature.

This laptop has been back to the store twice for service. I would not recommend this model.

When I bought mine I was excited about the high resolution Touchscreen, generously large SSD and thin design. I had read a review saying it was slowish, but as it was on sale from the $1299 list price, I bought it anyway. It was slow and it shipped with Windows 8.1. I tweaked it for speed as well as I could, but it remained sluggish. Windows 10 had just come out, so I tried the free upgrade which took 5 hours to complete and then it would not boot. I did a factory restore to Windows 8.1 and returned it. At $849 or less, I would reconsider, but I would go in with eyes open to the slow performance.

I read the reviews when i bought the laptop and at the time it seemed like a great laptop and like the people whose reviews were up here were being nit-picky.One guy said how easily the screen got dirty, and yes that seems like an easy fix, its not when the touchscreen literally picks up every particle floating in the air when trying to do work. I am a student so after a while of toting it around in its case screws began to pop out, so the back of the laptop is not safely secured and due to the charger ports placement it can sometimes affect the charging of the laptop. I recently had to take my laptop to geek squad because it was having so many problems, there the found screws rolling around on the inside. As if there werent enough problems there is something terribly wrong wit the speakers, on side does not have sound when playing something aloud. When I first bought the laptop it had no sound at all so I spent an hour of my life talking to a man with a heavy accent who had no clue how to fix it. If you want a laptop that is durable and will last DO NOT BUY THIS LAPTOP.

We had a pretty good deal on this. It works well. Battery life is not great but anything else is really good. Has all ports needed, also a very nice screen (you pay the price in battery life).

The Yoga 3 Pro is very light and closeout pricing is good. However, I'm on my third one. The first one blue-screened every couple of hours, even with no programs open. The second one had a flaky touchpad. The third one mostly works, but the Synaptics touchpad driver has to be manually disabled and re-enabled sometimes. I'm still debating returning it before the 15 days are up.