Customer Ratings & Reviews

The laptop works well, however, since my purchase, I have sent it back to Lenovo to fix the motherboard and a few other things twice. Currently, it doesn't turn on for some reason after 6 months.

Only after few times of usage, computer stop booting up. Now I have to send back for repair which I was told it will take 3-4 weeks to fix.

Overall good product Light and very efficient Can be used as a tablet All top features including touchscreen

I love it at first...I've had it less then four months and now the camera won't work...and it won't charge at all...I'm so beyond upset

Initially loved the laptop but it stopped working 35 days after I made the purchase. It is being returned to the store.

Very poor performance. Processor running too slow, lagging. I'm very unhappy.

Lest then a month and I have to take it back to geek squad for repair ! ! :'(

It's to slow even for a beginners. Would not buy again.

This laptop is good, definitely gets my schoolwork done. It runs smoothly, and perform quite quick ...it is very thin and light. the specs says it runs 1080p resolution though it looks a bit off as it's not as sharp or smooth as one expects from that resolution, okay nonetheless. The speaker runs Dolby Digital and sounds really good. The wireless is good though my video does seem to buffer a bit which gets annoying, but that might just be my internet service. It handles gaming to a very light extent with mid to low settings depending on the game (don't expect hardcore gaming) it doesn't have a fan or vents and it will get pretty hot on the bottom if gaming for prolonged periods of time or running certain programs, other than that it only get kind of warm, the heating does concern me a bit, definitely invest in extended warranties no matter what just to be on the safer side. Aside from that it does only have one USB 3.0. I happen to be an avid gamer and although this isn't a gaming computer, it can play some casual games, but not without heating up, I'm personally considering exchanging it for a gaming laptop as there is a lower end Dell gaming computer for just a few bucks more. other than that, it's good for work or school and is more than sufficient enough for everyday use.

First I have to say I really liked this laptop. The performance was great and it was SUPER light and portable which I enjoyed. The screen was a bit small but I bought it anyway and probably would have dealt with that since the computer ran so smoothly. The thing that ended up making me return it - as trivial as it sounds - is the size/position of the Shift key. It makes typing on this computer a really arduous task. You can't just start typing without thinking about it. You really have to stay focused on hitting the exact placement of the key since it is about a third of the size of a normal Shift key on almost every other laptop. If you're used to typing on a normal keyboard, you'll hit the Up arrow every time you try to hit shift, which will completely derail you whenever you want to make an uppercase letter. It's extremely annoying and ultimately not worth the frustration as there are plenty of other computers with the same hardware specs in this price range. I took about a week or 2 to try and "get used to it" but it just wasn't happening. Unless you're going to be using this solely for streaming or anything that doesn't involve much typing, I'd say look elsewhere.

OK straightforward three things, Portability, MS Office, Asphalt 8 airborne and Webroot Antivirus all running smooth!, this 2 in1 has a SSD which will help the yoga to perform way better than expected, now take in consideration that this 2 in 1 laptop is not design to perform for heavy duty applications, neither run heavy graphics!, this laptop is ideal for an everyday regular friendly non-demanding performance use!, as well as an office environment, ideal for students, not ideal for 3d graphics design, is ideal for family apps like Hulu, Netflix, YouTube, etc. My final advise is, if you are looking for a portable MS Office capable gear and casual Internet surfing, this is your choice no doubt, but if you are planning to install steam, mine craft, skyrim, etc, look somewhere else.

I wanted a 2in1 for grab and go travel, as well as a couch computer, that was compact while still being affordable and the Yoga 710 fit the bill. Its small and one of the lightest 2in1s out there, which makes it easily fit into any kind of bag. I was suprised at the versatility the hinge modes affords over clam shells, tablets, and other 2in1 detachables. When in its tablet mode there is definite chunk compared to a true tablet, but it works decently enough with respect to weight and handling; my hand doesn't tire out as quickly unlike other bigger heavier 2in1s. Keyboard feels tactile and keys springy rather than a mushy feel. touchscreen and touchpad were equally responsive and smooth and touchpad was sized well. Display looks good and works for what I need, 11.6 is big enough to get work done, although I dont think its quite as vibrant compared to other displays. speakers had clarity and can fill a small room, but they lacked depth and punch, although considering the size its to be expected. As far as performance, by no means is it a number crunchier, but its not meant to be. As a daily task and internet consumption computer for things like word, excel, mail, web browsing, music, movies, etc. it works great. The system is responsive even with numerous windows and tabs open at once and jumping between each and it has been whisper quiet. Some minor gripes, 128GB storage is kind of small and space can disappear quick if you start loading up programs and data, but it can be swapped out, so there's that. Wished they squeezed another USB port into the design, as one port available is kind of limiting without bringing in something like a USB hub. Overall I'm quite pleased with the purchase and think its a great laptop. I'd given it 5 stars if not for the fact that I couldn't get the builtin wireless card to work on my wifi. I ended up swapping in a similarly featured intel card and its worked ever since.

I needed a sub 12" laptop that I can take on my trips. Compared to the discontinued Surface 3, this Lenovo is more "unassuming" (which is a good thing for me). And was surprised that it also packs a core i5 with 8gb of ram, which is performing the same than more expensive models out there. It handles web development (full stack) pretty well. The only annoying thing I've found so far is the right shift key. I keep hitting the arrow up by mistake, which breaks my flow. I'll get use to it eventually. As for gaming, I don't do much, but when asked, I always point them to the intel website. Here is the one for this laptop's processor+gpu: https://gameplay.intel.com/HardwareGames/95452/Intel%C2%AE%20Core%E2%84%A2%20i5-7Y54%20Processor%20(4M%20Cache,%20up%20to%203.20%20GHz)

I'm not a techie.... but I did do some research and went with this computer after my Samsung junker crashed.... I bought this for Nursing school and needed something fast and light to carry back and forth from school to home. I'm 6 weeks in and I love this computer. It is light (less than 3 lbs) it has a touch screen (which is super convenient) and a fingerprint reader (good security). The battery life is really good (I've used it for almost 10 hours on one charge at school) and the keyboard is set up nicely. I have the 7th generation i5 processor and it accesses all my clinical hospitals nicely and fast!! There's a fan that kicks in that others mentioned when I read the reviews, but it's nothing major. At least it wasn't a deal breaker for me. I cannot say enough about how easy this computer is and so much nicer than my last one. I would highly recommend!!

I bought this lap top for one of my clients to use. He really enjoys using the touch screen. The only issue he has is 'fat finger syndrome' meaning his fingers are little too big for some of the websites. I adjusted the zoom on his screen, but that only helped a little. The processor is fast and things download very quickly. He also uses the lap top to watch netflix and other things online. He is very happy with his purchase!

One of my best shoppings! It is very good and has enough function for me. Very light, and I can use it as a tablelet when I present a PPT or read on subway. It is very useful and convenient for me.

I have only had this for a week, and I will update if I have problems with it down the road. The first day I had it, it seemed a bit squirrelly. I imagine part of that was due to the fact that it was downloading numerous updates because once it was finished it was running very well. It even runs games fairly well on lower settings. I had read reviews about the right shift key position and I see it could be a problem for some, but I myself always use the left shift key (something I didn't even realize until I started typing on it and wondered if I would find it awkward then noticed that I never even used it - just one of the typing habits I probably picked up because I have small hands.) I type about 70 wpm, and find that I can type quickly on this keyboard. The screen resolution doesn't seem as good as my main laptop, but it is adequate. I got this computer mainly for traveling and this is the perfect size. I will mostly be doing emails, photos, Facebook and some games. I wish it had more storage or at least an SD card slot to expand the memory, but I can work around it. It is also quick enough to keep me happy on the road. Quite satisfied with it!

I just started using this laptop and really like it. I also like the fact that it has a 1920x1080 screen resolution on a 11.6 inch screen. lightweight and very portable.

I work for the airlines and travels atleast 17 days a month, this laptop is great! Its both light and fast, perfect for me. I highly recommend the yoga.

Pros: Light-weight, Portable, good looking. Cons: Only one USB port and micro-HDMI. Heating issues, no cooing fan, not great for multitasking, right hand shift key is almost useless, battery dying pretty fast after just 3 cycle, it depletes even when laptop is shut down and always gives confusing notification of remaining charge, bought it only a month ago. Having network connection issues and who knows what else will bother me soon! My past experience with Lenovo Thinkpad with AMD processor was terrible, that was world's slowest laptop but I got fooled once again with this apparently nice looking one. The laptops with upper configurations are praised by many of my friend but this little one is not so good.