Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was actually harder to purchase this computer from the store than set it up and start running. Little employee help and then had to go to another store for pickup.

Very good machine..I'm really enjoying the speed, size and performance. It is big...you don't notice it as a laptop, but in tablet mode, and converting it back and forth, it is a little cumbersome. Smaller hands should watch out--be sitting down on a couch/bed, or at a table when converting it so there's a soft landing if you drop it. Make sure you have a good hold on it. I usually use it in tablet mode when sitting and using a Lenovo Pen, and have another book open. As a laptop, the keys feel nice and responsive. The 4k display is really nice. The text clarity is awesome..I was going to go with the 1080 version, but the text on the 4K did it. I did run through the ClearType set up in Windows to get it how I want it. Yes..the sound isn't there...you need headphones or an external speaker. I wasn't getting it for that. I needed a fast CPU, NVME drive, 2 in 1, >13 but <17 " screen. When you research these laptops, you can't just see what CPU it has, then go on Intel's site and see the specs. Manufacturers lock down the speed to keep heat down, and battery up. You have that here too...Turbo mode is disabled. Ok with that..FAN NOISE--yep...you know why? The cooling system is not effective in pulling heat off the the CPU/GPU. In this machine, it simply came down to the thermal paste between the processors and the heatsink...it is either it is poor quality and/or not optimally applied. Do this...obtain a small tube of Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Thermal Grease Paste - 1.0 Gram. Pay Geeksquad $40 to re-paste the CPU and GPU with the large-blob method, or do yourself..only if you are highly experienced, and already own a high-quality T5 screwdriver, and ArctiClean 1 and 2. Excessive fan noise gone. Really. Instead, just a slow steady heat coming out the back. Fan only kicks up some (not full blast) when running my database analysis, then back down due the that great Intel Speed Shift Technology! So, the fan can now remove more heat at lower speeds. Ok great..how do we get our Turbo and higher speeds that i7700HQ is capable of back? You can supposedly enable the Turbo mode in the BIOS. Instead, Google the article about Throttlestop by Douglas Black. Safe, step-by-step with instructions (although, I do keep BD PROCHOT enabled.) I have a "new" machine. I almost never hear the fan..only when a research app I run is doing a massive data search and analysis..it kicks up a little bit. Meanwhile, a quiet, steady stream of warm air goes out the back when running intermediate horsepower requiring programs....and temps never reach what they did before the thermal repasting. Temps down. Speeds up. Battery life up. (I'm in battery mode now, with 18% remaining and 1hr 20 min left, doing internet work...and yes, its been accurate.) You want to kick it out the park? (although, too expensive I think for the return)...people worry about the SSD speed throttling. In normal use, you probably won't have or notice this at all. But if you are pickayune , and must sleep at night...pick up a $22 pack of 1.5mm Fujipoly thermal strip (I told you expensive.) Gamersnet has shown that you want to cool the SSD controller, not the storage chips. They like some heat. So, while Geeksquad is repasting your CPU/GPU, have them cut 2 pices off the strip the size of the Polaris controller chip by the SSD connector, and stack them on top of the Polaris chip. That 3mm will juuuust nicely contact the strip of GrafTech eGRAF® SPREADERSHIELD™ SS500 Graphite that Lenovo has attached to the inside of the aluminum casing, without exerting damaging downward force on the chip (I have calipers to measure ;) . Now that is some heat spreading for the Polaris chip! I havent stress tested my drive to see the highest temp (I want it to last), but there is a slightly warm area under the laptop right at that spot..so it is working. Love it. Got one for my highschooler video creator for his Sony Vegas, and one for me to replace my 6-year old Asus that really wasn't made to be a "laptop." I use the Yoga on the couch, outside bench, desk, etc. When using it in laptop mode and doing research with other books open, I type, use the pen, and hit the touchscreen..with all the input methods available, my workflow has increased significantly.

Bought for wife who is amateur with computer. Had her do own setup, such as it is, and she had very few issues. She uses for her genealogy research from the living room leaving the main computer for me. Very happy with new computer and current situation.

I really love it. It has all the bells and whistles. I'm still learning about all it can do. Does have some gliches though, but overall nice computer.

Bought a camera for my daughter. She loves it. Got up sold a little bit, but his reasoning was eye opening to a novice camera customer like myself

Needed to replace Toshiba because 8month 2in1 laptop had already failed. I needed the 2in1 option and yet had computing power to serve as desktop replacement. This really fit the bill, a little heavier than old 2in1 both that was due to total better build.

I did tons of research on all laptops for weeks. After speaking to IT pros and comparing featured descriptions and hundreds of reviews I chose this Lenovo model. Best decision ever. This is an amazing laptop. I love it and would recommend highly.

A very nice machine with great features. I enjoy having the dedicated Nvidia GTX1050 graphics card and the quad core i7 processor. An excellent computer all around, and for a reasonable price.

there is a black line on the screen. specialist from the store told that it is typical for this computer

After my prior laptop died (different brand), I returned to Lenovo and couldn't be happier. The i7 CPU + 16 GB RAM + 512 GB SSD combine for fast startup and fast processing speed. Good screen + very nice keyboard feel.

My sole wish is that I'd have gotten smaller size...just a bit too large, but it had features I wanted that were not available on 13", so this choice is certainly not the fault of the Lenovo of BestBuy. Otherwise, great computer, no complaints.

The overall service was outstanding. The sales associate was very helpful. He was very knowledgeable and understanding of my needs. The laptop is good and serving it's purpose. Not as powerful as I had hoped, but it does the trick.

Paid a pretty penny for this laptop to keep have dead pixel issues that technical support at Lenovo has told me to bring to Best Buy and pay to keep having it fixed. Disappointed with Lenovo and will not be purchasing another one of their products and will not recommend anything from them due to their non-existent service response nor accountability for their defects. I have a whole row of dead pixels across the top of the screen that Lenovo will not do anything about. BUYER BEWARE - if looking at Lenovo's I suggest moving on, I have had better brands of laptops that did not routinely cost me time and money for recurring issues. But thank you Best Buy for always helping and actually providing solutions! Your team has been amazing when helping me with even with other products.

Awesome laptop. Can fold and use like a tablet. lightweight. does not get hot. battery life is long. best laptop i got in a while. if you don't regularly use a dvd or cd drive this is a great buy. only 2 USB but does come with a USB C.

Works well and fast. The screen is not as bright as I would have liked so I have subtracted a star.

I had my computer crash and needed a laptop for my business. The Lenovo Yoga is exactly what I needed. The only thing I regret is not getting the Stylist pen when I bought the laptop. I feel I maybe able to do more if I get it.

Pros: Fast, super clear screen, and do not have to worry about hard drive crashing. Cons: No CD drive, not a big thing for most people anymore but I like to save my pictures to CD as well. Purchased an external CD drive.

I bought this laptop as a general use laptop and a light gaming laptop. It's perfect. Quick load times. Fingerprint scanner is convenient. Plenty of storage for my needs. The laptop also looks great. Backlot keys are also a plus

I purchased a month ago , so far It’s good. This is a great 2 in 1 laptop with great specification and in a reasonable price.

This Lenova has awesome processing power, a large SSD, and incredible NVidia Graphics Card. The only negative is storage space is only the 512 in SSD, but i bought a 4TB portable external hard drive to go with it.