Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very happy with this laptop. People that have complained about the fan noise aren't wrong, but an i7 in a laptop this thin needs some air. It is a very powerful machine. The display is fantastic and I haven't yet found anything I don't like.

I am using this laptop primarily for work. Main uses are e-mail and office applications along with some light Adobe graphic design and web projects. My main requirements were having an ultraportable for travel and the newest chipset with a good SSD storage. Pros - Sleek looking and lightweight - Comfortable keyboard - beautiful screen and good resolution - adequate ports - minimal bloatware Cons - somewhat loud fan noise under stress - display issues when attached to an external monitor - occasional laggy performance - subpar benchmarking As this was a special edition, I purchased the last remaining floor unit which may account for some of the issues I have been experiencing. Normally I purchase customized units for my specifications but decided to try a big-box unit this time. Time will tell if this system continues to hold up

Bought the Yoga 910 and could not be happier. The screen is bright with 4k detail, the processor is fast, the included RAM 16GB is more than adequate. The large SSD is very fast. Battery life is about 4.5 hours This set up would have cost over 2K had it been a Macbook Pro. Lenovo gives you a lot for the money. Well worth the price for a high end portable laptop.

This was a great laptop, but I could not get used to the Shift key being smaller, and usually hit the wrong button when trying to press it. I think if I used it a month or so, I would get used to it, but after having a normal size shift-key for 10+ years, my muscle memory was hard to train using the small shift-key of this laptop.

Couldn't be happier with the 910. Checks off all of my wish list items: thin, light, fast, high quality build and materials. I also kinda like the limited run they put on it...Adds to the exclusivity. Highly recommend!

After having a less than stellar experience with my first Lenovo and a disastrous experience with a Dell XPS 13 (motherboard failed in 3 months, hard drive failed after 8 months), I was almost scared to buy another new one as none were consistently rated excellent. But this Lenovo had all I was looking for (lightweight, great processor speed, memory) and plus it was a limited edition and is beautiful with the glass top. It has been terrific so far -- no real issues at all! I am relieved and very happy. Hoping it stays reliable. :) But Best Buy was terrific throughout the last experience, and I wouldn't buy a computer anywhere else going forward.

I really love this laptop, it looks sleek and stylish and has a lot of power in a small form factor. The hinge design is amazing and rigid enough so the screen doesn't shake when you touch it. The only thing I don't like is the tiny right shift key that makes it hard to type when you are used to a full size shift key on the right side making you instead use the up arrow instead of shifting when typing quickly. The display is amazing, battery is awesome even under heavy workload. Definitely recommend!

I bought this computer for the specs and wasn't sure if it would fit my needs. I purchased it then started using the computer and suprised to learn of great the battery. It seemes to last forever even during high usage of videos, online reseach and applications. 5-7 sec startup, simple design and useful for school or work programs. 7th gen i7 16gb ram 512 ssd. No upgrades needed for this computer. I would recommend this product alone for the specs and battery .

Like most people, I really tried to like this laptop. Had everything I need, fast ssd, great screen, 16 gb ddr 4 ram. I returned due to the terrible keyboard design. The fan ran more often than I like, but really didn't bother me too much. If lenovo redesign the keyboard next year, I would buy and keep it.

This is no doubt a top of the line computer in this category. The screen is super thin with awesome color and sharpness. Great design/look (I got the limited edition). I have two wishes for the future models of this computer, it is a little bit on the heavy side (probably because of the large battery), no support of memory cards (sd card), etc. Although it does have USB and USB-C ports. If you can afford this pricey computer, you will like it.

Beautiful screen, very light, fast processor, this is a great laptop for work or school.

The screen resolution on this computer is awesome and the unit is beautifully crafted. In addition to the physical attributes it is extremely fast. I had the computer for three days then returned it! With all of it’s favorable attributes, it has a MAJOR flaw. The fan on this computer is annoyingly loud. Not just a nuisance, but loud to the point of being unusable in a meeting environment and really quite annoying in most any setting. So, with all its positives, I just couldn’t live with the noise. A real pity considering how well-crafted the rest of the computer is.

I was shocked to see so many negative reviews on this thing when I originally was in the market looking around for a MacBook replacement. Even with the 3.2 (at the time) rating, I had to give this thing a shot. It was on sale for $1299, which is an absolute STEAL just based on the specs alone: 4K IPS touchscreen, 7th gen i7 processor, 512GB PCIe SSD, Windows Hello via fingerprint scanner, and 16GB of DDR4 RAM. Just those specs alone already go beyond the price point of this machine. And then we get to the design..... Only one word describes the Yoga 910's aesthetics: masterpiece. The attention to detail on this computer is bar none. If Apple made cutting edge convertibles, this would be it. One strange design quirk is the super tiny shift key on the right side of the keyboard. Why Lenovo thought it was wise to chop it in half and put an up arrow key in its place is beyond me. As for performance, it screams. With that PCIe SSD and DDR4 RAM everything opens super quick and remains in memory with no issues. I ran a geekbench and got scores of 4300 single core/8100 multicore respectively, which I was very impressed by. That performance shows in day to day tasks. All in all, I could not have asked for more at this price point. A comparable MacBook Pro with these specs (and obviously no 4K touchscreen) costs around $2500, which is absolutely ridiculous and why I decided to look outside of Apple for my computing needs for the first time in 9 years. I never thought Lenovo of all companies would be the one to sway me. But they absolutely knocked it out of the park with the 910.

Mostly love this laptop. Selected this one with the glass top because it works perfectly as a writing top as well. So it's a desk and a laptop. The issue is the space bar doesn't work all that well. I can't tell you hao many times I look at words all meshed together and have to go back and put spaces between them. Really a pain. Else screen is clear and crisp. Battery life is good. I got the i7 with larger SSD because I could. Love the laptop hate the spacebar.

I've been an apple user for over 10 years and struggled to find what I needed- 1 program required windows. This Yoga is so lightweight with incredible battery life - I carry it in briefcase with macbook.

I like how slim, yet powerful this laptop is. I would prefer more than the one USB and USB-C port for external connections, but understand that this limitation likely comes with the more sleek laptops.

Wonderful travel laptop. Long battery life. Light. Only negative is the placement of the right shift key which is not consistent with usual placement and takes time to get used to its location.

I'm very impressed with this light weight laptop.with its very fast startup and I really like the fingerprint scanner, it saves time not having to type in my password or code number . I have had no issues with the noisy fan as others have. this is my first Lenovo

I love the flexibility of having a laptop and tablet in one device. I can have clients sign documents and flip the screen and have them watch video illustrations. The 4K screen is perfect for watching on the go. The limited ed. glass top is icing on the cake.

Great performance. You can hear fan noise once in a while. My biggest concern is its only windows based laptop doesn't support linux booting. Overall loved it.