Customer Ratings & Reviews

I may have over done it again. I think it’s a very good computer but I could of got a less expensive computer and it would’ve done everything I needed it to do. For me it was overkill.

Computer works great. But to run large Adobe programs not so good. Keeps crashing and has a harder time with large files. Other than that for the day to day it works great.

I bought this for my husband. He loves it and uses it EVERYDAY . He loves it. I like too! Little in the pricy side, but the longevity makes it worth it!

I bought this for my wife and she absolutely loves it. The touch screen is great for drawing and graphic design, and it has plenty of power for such a small form factor.

I originally had an issue connecting a monitor via USB-to-HDMI (as did many others), but Lenovo pushed out a firmware update within days which solved the problem. Couldn't be happier.

I have had this laptop for just over a week now and overall find it is a nice machine. Pros: * Battery life (FHD model) * Overall Quality * Hinge (no screen flex/wobble...NONE...impressive for a 2-in-1 let alone any laptop * Well lit keyboard and general feel * Screen is nice for a 1080p, but, on the dim side Cons: * Noisy keyboard, keys are well spaced but mushy to type on and my overall typing speed has been reduced from my work Dell and prior SP4. The keyboard is not what I expect from Lenovo * The edges by the trackpad are sharp, I suspect I could shave if needed with it. * After a few days the right palm area has developed a creak * The base panel, where below the Windows logo has developed a bulge, if you press it flat, you can hear glue bond and release. * The atheros wifi adapter in the laptop has issues with my Asus AC68U router. 2.4ghz works fine, but the 5ghz will vary from 0.25mbits to the expected 40mbits. Driver updates, rollbacks and such have had not impact. I LOVE this laptop, and until the "bulge" developed, I was going to keep it and be happy. I can live with poor 5ghz wifi (by not using it), I can live with a below average keyboard and a minor case squeak, but the "bulge" troubles me. I may by another 920 in the future, but for now, I am going to try out the Spectre x360 13.3 inch. Same price, same features but I gain Windows Hello facial recognition, a "better" keyboard and fingers crossed, better build quality. My 920 is likely a lemon from the factory not reflective of others being sold.

Got the laptop on sale and it has worked wonderfully with everything I throw at it. it does not overheat like most laptops I have used in the past. (when properly ventilated)

Bought for my daughters first year of college. Super fast boot up and easy to use as typical laptop or as a notebook to write on like a tablet.

To start this laptop is absolutely beautiful. I have the bronze color and it looks amazing. The polished aluminum gives it a very premium look that plastic laptops just cant compete with. The first thing I noticed was WOW this thing is very thin. At 13.95mm thin it is easily the thinnest laptop I have ever had. It makes my other laptop look and feel ancient by comparison. Set up is easy by simply using your already existing Windows account. After set up you finally get to appreciate the screen on this beauty. The almost edge to edge screen is very crisp with beautiful color. Another feature I have never seen and love is the hinges. I know this sounds like something that should be just standard. But they look like watchbands. Switching between tablet and laptop mode is very slick. You can tell they put a lot of effort into making this so smooth and easy. Just a nice added touch of class. The pen on the Yoga feels exactly like a pen should. It says it has 4096 levels of sensitivity and although I doubt Ill ever use all of them it responds exactly like normal pen would. Easily writing and drawing or taking notes is a breeze. Im not much of an artist, but its fun to sketch out things and have perfect control. They got the pen feel right for sure here. And the Yoga is a performance monster (In a good way). The Intel 1.8g I7 coupled with 8 gb of ram makes the response very quick, with no delays. Just quick multi tasking with no issues at all running Windows 10 home. The one I have comes with a 256gb SSD. No need to pull out the old hard drive and install an SSD like some other laptops. It comes fully upgraded. And if you have never used a PC with an SSD you are in for a treat. I will never go back to regular hard drives now. With an SSD the boot up time is SO MUCH faster, but even more important the performance is night and day between the two. And of course it being a laptop battery life is important. It gets amazing battery life and is rated at up to 15 hours on the FHD version I have. It has 2 Thunderbolt 3 USB C ports for connecting multiple devices. A feature I really like is that you can charge other devices from one of the ports even when the Yoga is turned off. So you can use the Yoga as a backup charger for things like a almost dead phone you need to charge. I know most people dont think of their laptop when they want to listen to music, etc. But with the Dolby Atmos listening to music with headphones is awesome. It also has built in JBL speakers as well. The combo of the JBL speakers with Dolby via headphones gives the Yoga awesome sound. Another cool feature that is new to me on a laptop is fingerprint log in. I normally dont use passwords since I am the only one using my laptop, but not having to type in a password to get started is really nice. And the security of your fingerprint gives you the peace of mind that you are secure. I really like this laptop and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a top notch (already upgraded) performance beast of a 2 in 1. No need to think of what upgrades you will need later. Its already there. An amazing screen, accurate and easy to use pen, great battery life, and the looks and build to back it all up the Yoga 920 should be at the top of your laptop list.

I bought this computer for some internet browsing, simple video games and using Quicken. It was so easy to set up and it's been so easy to use, it's been a great purchase.

I really like this laptop compared to my last one - I had a Dell before, and it had cheap hinges that broke. This one has super strong hinges and feels much more tough.

My only complaint is there is no good place to store the stylus. The included plastic holder takes up the USB slot. It should have been integrated into the body of the laptop.

Lenovo Yoga is a great product. Not only are the size and weight just right, the operational components are on target and very functional. A great laptop for anyone...

Got this as a gift for grandson to use at Christmas college. He says it’s perfect and uses it extensively. Thanks for the recommendation Beat Buy Geek.

This is my first Lenovo laptop and I really love to do my work especially it has new characters and the amazing pen help me a lot with my reading and assignment

I did a lot of research trying to find the best laptop to start NP school with and the Lenovo was mentioned several times so I took a chance. I love this computer!

Great laptop. I needed something extremely sturdy for the girl who drops her phone and laptop multiple times a day. Top of the line and charges in just 15 min.

This was a pretty good computer. No complaints at this point. My daughter uses it for school mostly with no issues.

previously had the yoga 710, and the yoga 2 pro prior. nice size, beautiful screen, now just waiting for my pen to arrive (this was an open box purchase)

Purchased while it was on sale for school. Wanted a new laptop or tablet and this was a perfect way to get the functionality and versatility of both!