Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's very light and convenient to carry around. Very good speakers and fast processor. But it does make noticeable background noise when working on something or playing video.

Everything was great about this computer. Boot up time, how quickly it opened programs, how easy it was to use (keyboard was a little awkward but I got used to it within a few hours of use). I ended up returning the laptop for one reason. The fan was constantly on and at times would be so loud I would need to pause what I was doing and wait for it to die down. I read that this often happens when charging or running multiple demanding programs, but I dont think watching netflix is that stressful on a computer. I may have had a faulty model or this may be fixed with a software update, but I just couldnt take that chance.

Lenovo Yoga laptop is the best. sleek and light weight and fast. this is my first Lenovo laptop and I am very impressed. the sales assistant at your Park Meadows store was very helpful. Gave me useful info about different laptops taking into consideration my needs. I am very grateful for the useful tips.

This 2-in-1 laptop is great. It starts up very fast with the 512 SSD drive (I'll probably upgrade to 1TB eventually) and the I7 processor and 16gb memory definitely helps with multi-tasking. The only issue I have is the fan. When it powers up it is quite loud. Doesn't come on often, but when it does, it is noticeable. The screen is bright and at 2.8 lbs it's super light. I was contemplating getting a surface pro 4, but this is such a great value for what you get.

Fast system. Windows 10 leaves a lot to be desired. Every time there is an update it messes up my system.

I purchased this as an open box and got it at deep discount. Setup was easy and I quickly loaded Office 365 from an existing account. The computer is fast and works flawlessly. The 16 megs makes a difference. The hard drive is solid state so booting is a breeze. I am an attorney and use a laptop in court. Either boot or wake up times are very important. Having a judge and opposing counsel look at you waiting for a boot is like an eternity.

We even use this outdoors when traveling (under an awning or umbrella) and it's great for professionals who need to edit secure online documents wherever they go.

Would have been better without Windows 10 and the mouse stopped working the first week.

Pros: - Looks and feels very high quality. The keyboard is easy to type on for even long compositions. - Good battery life. I average 7 hrs on a charge. - Beautiful display. High resolution and brightness. - Good performance. Handles whatever I throw at it with ease. Doesn't seem to have any issue doing harder tasks like running company-specific data analytics tools that makes many PCs tremble in fear. - Power button is on the side and can't possibly be hit by accident while typing. - Built-in SD card slot. Until standard storage gets well into the 2-8TB range, I hope this feature doesn't go away. Makes it cheap and easy to add semi-permanent storage that doesn't add any bulk or weight to your system. Meh: - Not much bloatware, and what's there isn't too annoying. - Doesn't want to remember my rotation lock preferences. Although to be fair, that might be a Windows thing. - Built-in speakers are very average. Bring your own headphones. - Trackpad has a nice texture, but clicking takes a lot of force if you don't use tap to click. Also right clicking by clicking on the bottom right of the pad rarely works, but this is alleviated by enabling double-tap to right click. Cons: - Included power adapter is a poor design. It takes up no less than 2 outlets on a normal power strip or outlet. The end that goes to the computer is a fairly ingenious design - it goes into a USB port that has a corner knocked out so the charger only fits into that type of port and not any other. But when not in use, the charge port is also a USB 2.0 port. That said, Lenovo used this type of charge port on very few computers and so finding a charger is a pain. Best Buy didn't stock a first-party or an aftermarket charger at all. And let's face it, most of us need one. - Ambient light sensor is very, VERY slow to detect changing light. Many times it simply will never change the brightness to adapt to a new room or setting. Not a big deal since you have buttons on the function key row that do this, but still obnoxious. - The Windows "home" button below the screen seems to need begging and pleading to work. It functions maybe one out of ten times. Overall, the positives vastly outweigh the negatives in my book. I think this computer is great and absolutely would buy it again.

With all of the specs on this computer, you would expect it to be amazing, and it is. I love it! For a college student in engineering, it is perfect. Small size so it is easy to carry, holds a lasting charge and charges quickly, and very user friendly. I am required to run multiple large programs and simulations simultaneously and it handles it effortlessly. Charger brick is large and takes up two outlets, and the cord is short so you must sit close- but battery life is great, so charge at home before library and shouldn't have problems. Also, not a wide amount of available accessories, and replacement chargers must be purchased directly from Lenovo. Still an amazing buy!!

It really is a nice light weight Pc.it really works great for the first 30 or 40 days, but then it started freezing up for me occasionally. Sometimes the screen starts flickering and I can tell it is about to freeze up or crash. One day he crashed three or four times for me but other days you're working great. Perhaps I'm taxing it's memory by running too many things at once

This is a good value product but there are several areas of concern. Minor is the poor design and shape of the charger. It is not balanced as a direct plug input and its shape/size will obstruct at least one additional outlet. Major is it's inability to be used as a digital handwriting tablet. Of the greatest comcern is the poor website and customer service organization.

So this is a great machine if you want something portable but still powerful. The Core i7 does not disappoint. The build quality is pretty good, though the keyboard is a little flimsy feeling if you're used to something like one of Apple's keyboards. The biggest issue I have with it is I bought it not realizing that, while very similar to other models Best Buy has sold for some time, this one is a mid-cycle refresh dubbed the Yoga 900 13ISK2... the 2 is important here as the previous iteration (the 13ISK) has been used by a number of people to run Linux as well as the provided Windows 10. However, the ISK2 here does not work well in this scenario, as the SSD is presented as a RAID device, and not a typical hard drive. So, if you're looking to install Linux directly on this, I'd recommend waiting to see if Lenovo releases a BIOS update to address the problem, or get a different model. (There is a thread on their forums relating to this specifically). Also, it's worth noting that the touch screen does not support active styluses or palm recognition, etc. The new Yoga 900S model does this, but with lower specs and less performance. Aside from those two points, it works well and is a great machine.

Laptop speed is fast from startup to power down. Good price for the product. Purchased on line and picked up at the store. Very easy transaction.

This laptop is light and fast. Very convenient for work. If you are looking for a good laptop at a great price, check out the open box selection.

I like the slim profile. Hinges are very clever design. Plenty of features and very lightweight. I would definitely recommend.

I got this because how thin it is. love the touch screen, fast processor, large SSD, quick boot up, and long lasting battery.

USER FRIENDLY! EXTREMELY LIGHT WEIGHT! CONNECTS QUICKLY TO PRINTERS & INTERNET. I USE IT FOR PRESENTATIONS AT THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL IN THE SCHOOL OF NURSING!! I HAVE HAD NONE OF THE TYPICAL GLITCHES WHEN USING IT AS A NEW COMPUTER OR NOW THAT I AM EVEN MORE COMFORTABLE WITH IT!

I had done a ton of research on which laptop I would want to buy, and one what would last me more than a couple years based on the increase in technology. The yoga 900 with 16gb ram, and 512SSD all combined with the i7-6560 iris 540 processer will not disappoint. This blows the keyboard off my MacBook pro. (in my opinion) I just love how this laptop/tablet feels, looks, and performs.

This computer has long battery life, easy to type keyboard and fast startup. It is durable and lightweight.