Customer Ratings & Reviews

The display is amazing. It is very thin yet fast. The 4k resolution causes windows 10 issues - especially on external display.

The unit has good specs. Dont like that the full screen is shrunk at the bottom

The only negative feature of this laptop is that the right shift key is not in the standard keyboard layout position.

We returned this after numerous attempts to resolve bugs...

After a few charges, my battery only lasts, at best, 5 hours. Pathetic.

Bought this for a Christmas present for my wife. While setting up, the trackpad started acting up and gets stuck in the down position when pressed. If you push the bezel next to it, it will pop back up. It is going back tomorrow. Not what I expected from a premium laptop with a premium price tag.

I've owned this device for just over a week now; a bit of an impulse purchase after much research/confusion on whether to stick w/mac or replace the windows pc I've had to keep current w/software. Here are my pros & cons: Pros - as stated, beautifully designed full of the latest hardware, apps respond fast and seamlessly, screen is gorgeous, backlit keyboard has a great feel**. I've had NO issue as referenced by another review w/loud fan in watching any YouTube videos. It's dead silent as I write this review. I love being able to carry this around the house for use wherever. It feels solid, I don't sense issues & hope any experience w/customer support is a positive one. Cons - **location of the darn right shift key is irritating. I read Lenovo's response to another review and will try the Key Tweak (?). I had hoped to create a desktop environment by use a docking station or other connectors. Having to change the video resolution to agree to a monitor is a pain. In experimenting, I wasn't able to get alternate audio plugging my Klipsch cable in to the audio no matter how many settings I played with. Lenovo - I know you're reading these reviews. Any suggestions? No ability to use a pencil. Outside of playing on a iPad Pro in the store w/a coloring app I fell in love with; I'm not sure I have a big need for a pencil. Touchscreen is more than enough. All in all this is an awesome device that will keep Windows and the wonders of Office (that is a pain to use on a mac) alive and well in this house.

The shift key on the right side of the keyboard is half the size it should be. The page up key is where the shift key SHOULD be. I have to look at the keyboard every time I need to use the shift key on the right side. I would not buy this computer again, I would not recommend it.

Touch pad sucks.looks pretty. Battery doesn't last long.

I bought the 512ssd, 16gb ram, i7 7th generation, makes noises all the time and get frozen working in word, excel or powers point, also with all browsers like explorer or Mozilla, I won't recommend this laptop

This was a good computer until it stopped charging and there was NO WAY TO FIX IT. It boggles my mind that they can sell something this expensive and have a minor error that can't be fixed.

The right shift key is a small button on the far side of the keyboard that cannot be reached while typing. In addition the up arrow was moved up to the position where you would normally make contact with the shift key. While typing I either hit the wrong key and had to go back or I experienced hand cramping from trying to stretch to the key. We returned the computer. It was my only complaint about the laptop. This was my third Lenovo laptop so I can't imagine why they would have made this change without checking to see that the shift key was still within reach for someone who types with all their fingers.

So I got this laptop for travel purposes, I will be traveling next month to Europe and wanted a laptop to watch movies for the 10 hour flight. In seat power has always been a roll of the dice. I have a 3 year old Yoga 2 Pro which I bought for the same reason, unfortunately the Yoga 2 pro only lasted close to 6 hours watching video. Anyhow, straight out the gate the build quality on this 910 is on a different level to the Yoga 2 Pro, even though that model has run flawlessly for the last 3 years, it never felt premium (even though the Yoga 2 Pro did cost $400 less at the time but it is the 256gb model). When I unboxed the 910 and felt it in my hands for the first time it really did have that nice premium feel to it and with the silver version it does not show finger prints like the Yoga 2 Pro does as it is all silver and not just silver on the outside. As for battery, I did a run down test over a couple of days running a 1080 video loop taking the battery down to it's shut off point of 7%, on both occasions this got me to 10.5 play time at 60% brightness which is perfectly acceptable when watching in lower lit surroundings, at 70% brightness it started to eat the battery quite a bit faster and it looked like that would bring the screen time down about another 2 hours BUT as I said, for watching videos on an airplane or lower lit areas it was really nice. As for the screen itself, it has really nice contrast, everything pops and reminds me of the surface pro 4 screen which I bought but returned due to it's much lower battery life. Also this is a 13.9 screen unlike all of it's competitors which are all 13.3 and so this also impressed me that the battery life was still so great. For people who play games, this unit does not have a discrete video card but will play at low settings, World of Warcraft and Guild Wars 2, the latter being the hardest on the unit. On to the perks, the Hello button is great, put your finger on the pad and the laptop logs in within seconds, no worries about someone seeing your password in a crowded area. Ports are pretty good, 2 USB-C and 1 USB 3. The non power USB-C allows for HDMI passthrough using 3rd party adapters. I think the only negative is that there is no thunderbolt included which the new HP Spectre x360 does have. Also there is no card reader built in but there are several 3rd party USB-C adapters which have USB 3 and card readers built in. As for the video conferencing camera, I have not used it and if I do use it I will be using the laptop in tent mode to avoid "up the nose" video conferencing :) . Finally the cpu is 7th generation i7 lower power variety, which doesn't have the same horsepower as my MSI which is quad core vs this dual core but it is still pretty powerful. For the most part the fans stay off and when running in a normal environment are quiet, everything stays cool and so far I have observed no heat issues when playing video games which are amongst the most taxing tasks I have run on this laptop. Overall I am very pleased with this laptop. My only real concern is the USB ports and plugging hubs into them could cause strain on the port physically due to most hubs have short cables and so has the hub hanging from the USB port and possibly long term causing damage.

I purchased this on Nov. 24, 2016. This week it stopped charging I contacted Best Buy Geek Squad. They refused to give me the part number for the power adapter, saying I must bring it into the store. Right now my laptop doesn't work I'm trying to finalize wedding plans but have no way to do so unless drive over hour to nearest store and pay them to tell me the part number for the power cable.

It's a very well-built product with very premium feeling. However, it won't power up the second morning. You can hear the fan running and see the power light on, but the screen and keyboard backlight just won't turn on. Very disappointed.

piece of art computer, nice body design, incredible screen, very fast, very quiet, good keyboard, good battery life. tip: high CPU load out-of-the-box can be mitigated by setting the PCI Express/Link State Power Management to Off.

Wi-Fi works within 1 room in the next room it is dead. My HP works all over the House This top of the line Laptop, works only same room. and for that price NO Windows PRO????

bought it and it was awesome for the first 2 day, after that trackpad came loose and i returned it right away. go for a razer blade stealth instead

Battery is dead. Not finding any reliable replacement battery. Lenovo does not sell replacement battery for this laptop. The camera is at bottom of the screen and displays the keyboard in the video. Pathetic laptop. The hinges are loose from day 1. It does not hold the screen upright strong etc etc etc......

this OR the new Yoga 920 coming out soon! I have had this laptop for less than 4 months, and it is going back for repair for the third time. It is unacceptable for such an expensive machine and Lenovo wants to just keep trying to repair it instead of replace it. The budget I had set aside for the new Yoga 920 will definitely be going toward a different brand. Time to do some research!