Customer Ratings & Reviews

I read a considerable number of reviews prior to purchasing this 2 in 1 and am more than happy with the purchase. My major concern was the fan noise some individuals encountered. After setting it up, I noticed moderate amount of fan noise and checked for any updates on the Lenovo website. There were something like 11 or 12 various updates. After updating everything from BIOS, audio, video, Bluetooth, etc,, the fan settled down to a more than tolerable level. The keyboard is responsive and works well. The keys feel fine and are lighted which is what you'd expect from a premium 2 in 1. The thin bezel allows for a larger screen on a smaller footprint and adds to the looks of the machine. Of course, everyone likes the "watchband" type hinge. It's a great looking machine that can definitely take anything you can throw at it. Pretty impressive!

This is a powerful laptop with excellent screen, large enough memory and storage to run high-end applications as well as developer tools. However the camera location at the bottom of the screen is a major flaw. I originally thought it to be a non-issue until I had to use it on an urgent basis for a skype interview. In order to make yourself look straight in the camera you need to flip the screen however it takes away the keyboard and you are limited to on-screen keyboard. If you are ok with this flaw I would highly recommend it.

Ok, I have now gone through 2 lenovo 910's and unfortunately, they have failed very quickly, so I really do not even get much of an opportunity to use. Very simply, with two completely different 910's, I install some very simple drivers, one for a usb hub and another for an hdmi adapter and install goes well, I then need to re-boot and boom! machine does not boot... I get the lenovo display on the screen and that's it. Shame, because the 910 is super sleek, quick, nice display, very light, but i cannot do anything with it. I am now returning this 2nd 910 and I will buy something else. i am bummed, because a nice machine, but extremely unreliable. Oh and for the 1st replacement, the Geek Squad updated BIOS, and all of the windows updates, but boom!

Hey, I have been trying to pass a windows pc, but all pcs I got this point have crazy fan noise, which bothers me a lot. This pc is perfect but fan is always whistling on the background even though I dont do something significant like video editing or working a couple programs. If you work at a table and fan dont bother you, buy it. I cant believe how lenovo can not make minimize fan noise in its laptops. Crazy.

I had high hopes for this machine. It had all the right ingredients to replace my old Lenovo ThinkPad. I read a few reviews commenting on the odd placement and downsizing of the right shift key. This concerned me, but I decided to give it a try anyway and bought it. Other reviewers have sung the praises of the features and performance of the Yoga 910 and I agree with virtually all of them. Unfortunately, efforts to reprogram my muscle memory to accept the bizarre placement and size of that right shift key failed and I found myself consistently hitting the up arrow key (which occupies the space the shift key belongs), wreaking havoc on anything I typed. I can think of no less crude word for this design snafu than "stupid". I returned the machine before my 45-Day Elite-Plus period was up. This is probably a fine computer if you can live with that shift key placement, but if you are an experienced 10-finger touch typist, forget about it (unless you don't mind a long process of reprogramming your muscles, but then that will slow you down next time you are at a more traditional keyboard). For me, moving such an important key is the equivalent of relocating a fret on my guitar: TABOO!

love how thin and fast this 2 in 1 is. love the screen

Really like this laptop. Beautiful build, nice screen, fast ... but really loud fan. It comes on at odd times and is high pitched. Please fix!

I am typing my review for this laptop on the machine itself andtypos are unedited deliberately. I purchased this yesterday, and having had this for 24 hours now I ama little anxious and am debating returning this. Yes it has a great display, people have mentioned the problem with the position of thecamera - this doesn't bother me particularly. The real problem I have withthe machine is the keyboard... A few have mentioned the issue ofthe right hand shift keybeing shorter than a standard keyboard. Thisis annoying butI can get used to thisprobably. However, the biggest problem isthestiffness ofthe keys. You have to hitthemhard for them to register and this is not how I naturally type- and as you can probably see from this uncorrected review, the major problem is the spacebar which needs a decent whack to register. Thisreally isn't a good machine for touch-typists and those thathave to do a lot of typing. I am hoping that the keyboard will 'give' a little over the next few days and can be worn in but if notI fearI will have toreturn this which is a real shame. As you can see form the review, the spacebar issue is something that happens rarely. And it's ashame because the laptop is in all otherways a very fine laptop. Those that hit the keys hard when they type will likely not have a problem, but II would saythis is the stiffest keyboard I have ever seen.

Lenovo made such a beautiful & powerful machine. I'm at a loss, however, why did they not test for such a flaw in the noisy fan. I've had this 16g/512g/i7 machine for over 8 hours and the buzzing fan spoiled the experience. It is a show stopper for me. I truly wanted to keep it :((

I've had this product for 3 days and just noticed that the U and Y keys look tilted from the eye test. Everything else works fine. Going to take it back today but curious if anyone else is noticing what seems to be tilted or mushed keys on there keyboards initially or after a long time of use. Because this U key is literally pushed down almost even with the silver base. It still works but im scared that it will eventually get suck if pressed further down. Ill post pictures later.

I wanted a Yoga for at least a year before I splurged and got the 910. I am shocked at how bad this laptop was. It ran slow and the fan was constantly going like it was overheating. I finally took it into Best Buy and they replaced it for me. Now I'm on my second one thinking it was just a fluke. My second one started crashing and restarting for no apparent reason. I took it back in to Best Buy and the agent told me they had a LOT of issues with this laptop. I'm not sure why the ratings are so high unless unsatisfied customers just don't take time to write reviews because they have wasted all of their time dealing with the issues. I felt compelled to share because I went through so much trouble. My business partner has the 810 and it runs just fine. I think the 910's are the ones that have issues. I also reached out to Lenovo and they did a scan and said it was fine so if you do buy it get the extra warranty or you will be out of luck. Just my two cents. Lenovo has historically been a fantastic brand.

My background is extensive tech...with that said...There is no solution found after having for 3 months with the issues of the nt kernel lock ups daily. Video drivers, vanilla setup, absolutely no spyware/virus, no Chrome installed, firmware updated, all drivers the latest (tried reverting back too), etc. - nothing fixes what is has done out of the box, which is lock up or crash after working for about 12-24 hours. It is like clockwork with a new day. Many nice features, look, and feel...all don't matter when it is one of the most unreliable computers I owned or supported in many years. Plus, the fans are ridiculously loud with low CPU usage. From experience, my guess is the intent to keep it from getting hot. That is what fans are for, but they usually are setup to wait until it gets somewhat hotter. I would rather have it get a little hotter first than to constantly have loud fans kick in, especially when sitting dormant. Will not be recommending nor purchasing a Lenovo in the future. Bad drivers or OEM design, and support has no solutions.

Checked the reviews and made the mistake of thinking people were being overly sensitive towards the fan noise. I was wrong. This thing sounds like a jet is running at all times. I updated the bios and everything else as the "lenovo product expert" has been suggesting and it did absolutely nothing. People were looking at me in meetings from the other side of the room because of the noise this thing makes. Never again. Returning immediately.

Fan is way too loud. I read about this issue before I purchased the unit, but did not expect it to be so loud. Will return it tomorrow.

I have had a Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro for a couple years and was looking to upgrade to an Intel i7 this year. The 910 looks fantastic and I went to go buy one and soon realized that Lenovo move the right shift key on, apparently, all of their latest laptops. The up arrow key is where the shift key should be. Lenovo want's us to fiddle with key remapping software?? Nope! THAT was a deal killer and I purchased a Lenovo Yoga 900 instead with more ports, cheaper, and has last years processor.

I was lucky to buy this 3 wks ago from the storeA+

My CPU is hovering around 25% when watching youtube on Edge or Chrome. The fans are extremely loud like a jet engine.

Laptop seem great except one KEY problem. no ports at All!! just one USB port. WTF?. maybe some people can get by with just one USB port but when I spend nearly 2 grand on a laptop, I expect at least an HDMI port. you have been warned...