Customer Ratings & Reviews

Start up was very easy. Cortana is smart. Loaded Office 2010 with no problems. Been too busy to learn all capabilities due to accident. Plan to use Geek Squad to help clean up any errors I may have made in set up. Working great and much faster that my old Twist.

I am using this laptop for work and since I travel with my laptop all the time this is super lightweight and easy to carry. This laptop also has the best screen quality out of all the ones I have. Touchscreen is amazing for browsing! Certainly worth the price.

This laptop is good looking, slim and easy to carry. I love the 14” display screen with little edging which enlarges viewing area. The hinge looks nice and allows me to use it with different configurations. The Lenovo Yoga is a quality laptop.

While I like the size and weight of this laptop, I intensely dislike the touch pad being located in front of the keyboard and especially the location of the right shift key. I am a retired professional secretary and touch typist. Any time I pause in typing and let my wrist drop, the cursor flies away to never-never land and then I waste time retrieving it. The right shift key is located to the right of the page up arrow and is not a natural location for touch typing. I have to pause and deliberately reach for this key when needed, or if I forget then I hit the up arrow and again, my cursor lands in the middle of something else and what ever I am typing has to be corrected. A big waste of time and major annoyance. For anyone who uses two fingers to type, this isn't an issue, but for me, this is a big design error. Regarding the solid state hard drive, this is the way to go. The operation is smooth and fast and the 1TB of memory is a must have for me. Your next question is would I recommend this machine to a friend and my answer is qualified. I would tell them not to expect to type normally because of the touch pad and the shift key. Otherwise it is a good machine.

The computer is very good for traveling. 16GB RAM helps with heavy processes as I am running multiple services at once. I find the touch screens on these computers to be a little bit of overkill as I would not use these as a tablet, but only as a laptop. The structure that lets it swivel between the laptop and tablet mode looks cool, but it is starting to wear. not sure how the longevity of this product will hold up to business travel. All and all i am quite happy with the product.

Top specs at a reasonable price. Obviously not as hard wearing as the Thinkpad line but substantially cheaper

After reading or watching numerous reviews I settled on the Yoga 910. I was replacing a Yoga 2 Pro that had served me well for 4 years. But since it had been 4 years I did a comparison between the Yoga and 3 other laptops. 1 2n1 and 2 14" "gamer" laptops. I chose the Yoga based on a combination of price, CPU, storage, RAM, keyboard, weight and 4k monitor. The keyboard is very nice to type on. The keys have good tactile feedback and a comfortable movement. They are stiffer than the keys on the Yoga 2 Pro and I like the changes on key placement. I agree with comments about the right shift key but I can live with it. The trackpad is worlds beyond the Yoga 2 Pro trackpad. Accuracy is greatly improved. The Yoga is well put together. The chassis is stiff but light. With the Yoga 2 Pro, the chassis had some flex to it when held in specific ways. That flex is not present in the 910. The sensitivity of the wifi is improved as well. Signal strength has improved by about an average of 15% on the same hotspots I used with the 2 Pro. Battery life fits my usage pattern. I watched 4 hrs of Hulu the other night and it used about 40% of the battery. I have Kaspersky, Malwarebytes, Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive and Crashplan installed so my machine is a bit chatty when on wifi. I also use a VPN client when not at home and on a network. This is getting me about 8hrs of battery life. I expect if I disable some of the background services I would get the advertised 10hrs. I had to accept that the USB C ports are not full thunderbird compliant USB C. Only one port supports charging and that port max's at USB 2 speeds when a device is connected. The other USB C, again, is not fully thunderbird compliant. It supports external 4K resolutions (HDMI DP) and I was able to get a port extender that allows for an HDMI or VGA connection in tandem with an RJ45 port and a USB 3 port. After a month I can say I am happy with my choice.

I purchased this computer because it had a lot of memory and it was a 2 in 1. I needed a computer with a lot of memory. I am very pleased with the performance, it is a very reliable dependable laptop .

The computer overall feels great. Cant complain, it's blazing fast, SSD and RAM make it great to work with. The lack of USB/Video ports is a disappointment, but for the size you have to sacrifice somewhere. Overall i would suggest, but it's not the greatest computer i've ever used so not 5 stars.

I purchased this laptop for school use and it works beautifully. I love the versatility and the speed.

This computer is everything i wanted and then some it has great features and i bought it in the store with someone helping to meet all my request. Very lightweight, built tough and full of memory .

Very light, I use it mostly for Travel. A very fast Laptop, has a lot of space. Great machine

As a business traveler, I was looking for a high performance, lightweight laptop. The Lenovo Yoga meets the aforementioned requirements and much more. Thoroughly recommend this product.

This is a solid machine, I have had it deployed approx 2 months and I have had NO issues with it thus far. I researched the item and was about to order in directly from Lenovo, however found it at BB for the same price. Note - purchasing directly from Lenovo included W10 Pro this has W10 Home. That was my fault and not Lenovo and did not take the star from the review. The only issue that I have with this Lenovo and several other models is the right shift key is of an odd size and placement. I think I'm hitting the right shift key, but I am not I'm hitting the up arrow . This is so annowing and slows down the productivity for this machine. Other than the Right Shift key this is a solid machine, and if I had to use it daily I very well may have NOT purchased. I would recommend this, however I would make them aware of this design flaw IMHO

this laptop is very light and flexible. But it works great with 4k display

Some reviews talked about the fan noise being a negative. Yes, the fan runs on occasion and can be heard but I don't find it to be a problem. This configuration of the laptop is better than you can get directly from Lenovo and for a better price. I tried customizing one on the Lenovo site but couldn't get this processor, RAM and SSD size all together. Good price for a powerful machine for sure.

I love the yoga, it does have a quirck though. The fan is super loud.

Light weight for traveler worker. Fast processing time easy to use

My wife loves it is very late and it’s not hard to handle

This is a very good laptop and certainly an upgrade from my older HP. I really like the usability and functionality. The only two concerns that I have found, is that is does not perform certian functions near as fast as my $3k Macbook that's 2 years old. and the supid right shift key is out of place and makes it frustrating to type.