Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great laptop when it worked. Couple years into battery just died. Geek Squad replaced and now it still dies and the protection is over.

had for 15 days and already had problems with the laptop. had to return due to hardware problem.

The Lenovo c930 is a powerful, well built 2-1 laptop with a unique sound bar that produces high quality audio. The laptop comes with a pen and has two Thunderbolt 3 ports. Other ports are minimal and the user may want to an external usb-c hub for additional ports. The laptop offers great flexibility since it can be used for productivity and casual use as a 3 pound laptop and also for gaming and virtual reality when connected to an egpu through one of the Thunderbolt 3 connections. I tried the c930 with two egpus, the Aorus GTX Gaming box and the Gigabyte RX580 Gaming Box. Performance of the egpus was excellent on the c930 and I was able to obtain results that were close to 90% of a desktop gpu. I mentioned that the laptop has a speaker bar. This is a unique feature in a laptop. While listening to Youtube and streaming music, the clarity was much better that other laptops that I have owned. If you want a very well built, versatile laptop with some unique features, the c930 is an excellent choice.

The yoga is very easy to use. The display is gorgeous. Displays hd very well. The speakers are much louder than any laptop I've ever had and very clear. The front facing speakers make videos and music better also. Fast browsing/loading time. The one issue I did have was the on screen keyboard in tablet mode. While playing an online Sudoku game it disappeared/became white space and would not reappear until I restarted. I might not have the issue again, but thought I should mention it. Nice physical keyboard, no complaints there. I'd say this item is well worth the price.

There are some very nice aspects to the Lenovo Yoga C930 that make it feel like a premium product, but one critical keyboard flaw (as I see it) among some other issues bring this down to the level of mediocrity, for me. I think this laptop is worth 3.5 stars, but without fine-grained rating control, I’ve decided to round down to 3 stars, based on how I personally prioritize features. For people who prioritize speaker sound quality, this laptop is a great option. For those with productive typing in mind, especially when it comes to programming, scripting, web, and other types of development, I suggest looking at alternatives. ===[ Speakers / Display / Battery ]=== The speakers and audio quality steal the show. The soundbar in the display hinge generates crisp high frequencies, while the speakers in the bottom front edge (facing down through the bottom surface) provide the mid-to-low frequencies, combining to create a better sound profile and higher max volume than in any other laptop I’ve owned or used (I currently own eight, so this isn’t trivial). However, you must use this laptop in standard laptop orientation positioned directly in front of you to get the full benefit of this fantastic sound. In easel and tablet orientations, the sound bar projects away from the user, resulting in the higher frequencies being drowned out. There’s little to no isolation between the speakers and the keyboard/trackpad surface, which means even fairly low volume levels generate lots of vibration that can be felt when your hands are on deck. The display is rather mediocre. It’s not quite as vibrant or bright as those in other reasonably comparable laptops, and it fairs quite poorly in gradient tests where very visible banding can be seen, much more so than in my other laptops. The battery is great, lasting long and charging quickly. I streamed full-screen video for seven hours straight using midline battery/performance setting with brightness 3 ticks down from maximum, after which I had 20% charge remaining. ===[ Aesthetics / Design ]=== Not present are embellishments such as shiny chamfered edging around the touchpad, lit logo, multi-tone coloring, and the like. The more subtle design of this laptop is still elegant and attractive, which I prefer over the more flashy designs found in many (or even most) competing laptops I’ve seen. I’m particularly fond of the iron grey color scheme, which fits well with the overall design. The port selection is quite meager, with merely two Thunderbolt USB-C ports and a single USB-A port crammed into a single side (left), as well as a combo headphone/microphone jack. One of the USB-C ports will be occupied while charging the battery. There’s no HDMI port or SD card slot here. ===[ Keyboard / Trackpad / Pen ]=== This laptop’s keyboard does not have dedicated home, end, page up, and page down keys, with the former two being the most critical. I find having to use the Fn key as a modifier to access this functionality to be a huge impediment, turning otherwise single-key presses into very awkward two-key combos, and otherwise two-key combos (like Ctrl + Home) into even more awkward three-key combos. When writing, scripting, and programming, and web development, quick access to dedicated home and end keys are--in my opinion--very important, and I perform these tasks much less efficiently on this laptop than on most of my other laptops. Plenty of competing laptops at this size have these dedicated keys. Adding insult to this issue is that (at least on the outside) there appears to be plenty of extra space to accommodate a column of these keys, while still maintaining reasonably spacious side margins. The backlighting is lackluster, with lower maximum brightness and worse edge consistency than other laptops I own. The keys have great tactile feedback, with a very strong, snappy transition across the actuation point that feels very different from all other laptop keyboards I’ve used. The keyboard is well supported throughout, being highly resistant to dipping even with heavy key presses. The trackpad is very smooth and responsive, and I appreciate large how it is, making very liberal use of the surface area available. The included pen seems like more of a token than capital feature. It is quite thin, feeling much more like a stylus than pen, making its use uncomfortable beyond quick usage. It’s not great at recognizing screen touches, with many of my light strokes going unregistered. The buttons are so unobtrusive visually and tangibly that I have to make a conscious effort to locate them. The pen’s garage is located in the laptop’s rear, which is not very convenient. Inserting and removing the pen requires pushing the pen just past the garage’s deep recess, which can be somewhat challenging, especially with fingers on the large side and short nails. ===[ Camera / Microphones / Fingerprint Reader ]=== The camera quality is pretty standard, but works better than average in low-light conditions. The privacy screen is an interesting feature, but comes at the cost of not having Windows Hello support. The dual microphones are quite nice, picking my voice up with high volume, while doing a great job of filtering out loud background noise. Missing in most competing products I’ve seen, the fingerprint reader is a handy feature to have for quick Windows Hello logins. Unfortunately, I’ve had to press my finger into the reader twice, maybe one out of three times I’ve authenticated using it, which is far inferior to the one in my phone, for example. ===[ Performance ]=== The eighth generation Intel Core i7 8550U combined with the Samsung SSD and 12GB of RAM provides snappy, hiccup-free performance for the tasks this laptop is well suited for. With the integrated Intel UHD Graphics 620, this laptop isn’t suited for gaming, though it can handle the very light end of the spectrum. The cooling vents are placed in the rear, wedged tightly between the base’s edge and the display hinge/sound bar. Thermal throttling seems to kick in quickly in heavy load scenarios, but the fans remain fairly quiet.

Lightweight and very fast laptop. Starts up in seconds due to the fast processor and ram. I thought I would miss the watchband hinge but the speaker hinge is so much better. The volume is pretty loud and helps when watching movies, which look great on the bright screen. It is nice that the pen now can be stored in the laptop but I do wish it was a little bigger like the active pen 2 but this doesn't require separate batteries. The minor upgrades over the previous yoga makes this a great buy. It has been getting a lot of use since it's so portable.

Lightweight, thin, with a sound system that is really excellent. I could go on and on about just how great the C930 is but everyone knows that. Great product by Lenova, but the support is far from excellent. Called Lenova support and got a person that was hard to understand, did not know the product and suggested I return it or take it back to Best Buy. Would be nice if there were simple instructions like: the camera has a shutter that must be opened before using , or press Fn + space bar to adjust the keyboard lights. I strongly recommend this product but hope Lenova gets support to match their superb products.

Iv'e always been looking for a laptop that has a good speaker setup and I finally found it, this laptop is the replacement for my mid 2012 Macbook Pro and I could't be happier. The audio on this laptop is phenomenal, which is why i bought it, I like to watch movies, youtube, tv shows etc... on the go or laying down. Iv'e tried the MSI GS65 9SD and those speakers have nothing on this Dolby Atmos speaker setup, so if you are looking for a good laptop with a 1080p screen, good sound, backlight keyboard, solid construction and a wacom pen then this is the laptop to get. Heck the screen barely even flexes.... I LOVE THIS LAPTOP

I purchased my c930 about 3 weeks ago. While technically this machine is a convertible ultra-book, it performs far better than my business class Dell. The SSD is lightning fast, as they all are, making boot time very short and especially when the fingerprint scanner is used when logging in to windows. Literally a 10 second boot from button push to desktop. 12GB of RAM is more than enough for anything I'll ever do. Although, I was a bit skeptical of the mobile series i7 processor, I couldn't be happier with it. Don't be fooled by the low base clock speed at 1.8 GHz. The turbo boost and Hyper-threading will not disappoint. Personally I will probably never use the stylus but it's nice to know it's neatly tucked into the back of the laptop if I ever need it. I didn't think I would use the touchscreen as much as I do, but I do use it from time to time in the wedge or tent configuration. Build quality on this computer is exceptional to say the least. It feels very sturdy even with the full motion hinge on the screen. Where most convertible screens would be shaky, this one is rock solid in any position. Oh and battery life, while subject to use and settings, is also great. If you dial everything down including the screen brightness a little. It will easily stream a couple movies before hitting 50%. While working as a stock trader, I can rely on this computer to last from market open til the closing bell with constant and multiple streaming stock charts going the whole time. If I have to list one complaint, I would say it is that I was promised a 4K display and 1 year of Office 365 with purchase at this price point and I did not receive either. The truth is, both are sold at a premium. However, I digress as that is more a complaint toward Best Buy and it's sub-par employees than it is with the laptop itself. Overall, I am incredibly impressed by this laptop and would recommend it to anyone looking for a premium workstation. I am very pleased with what my money bought.

Such a cool laptop, many feature. But the best features of all are that it can open all the way up flat, half way, you name it and the cool pen that comes along with the laptop and it’s secret little hole where it goes.

The edges are randomly pointy so it makes placing forearms on uncomfortable, this was my first Lenovo laptop, and the keyboard layout was very uncomfortable coming from an HP, the keys also felt very mushy different than the model than the display model. Since I'm a student I type a lot and a cheap keyboard wasn't going to cut it. Overall I just wasn't satisfied with the computer, I ended up buying the Lenovo ThinkPad x1 carbon 6th gen and enjoy it much more. Pros are the computer was fast but did feel a little slower with only 12gb ram, the speakers were great, and the screen was good.

Love this little laptop. It’s so light and can go just about everywhere with you. It serves it purpose for working from home.

I bought a Yoga laptop almost 3 years ago and it's still going strong. It's sleek and light and fits in my PC bag. Plus it's extremely fast. You won't believe how powerful the laptop is by just looking at its size and weight. I'm typing this note on the laptop. I came to this site to see if I could get a bigger Yoga, 17.3 inch screen size, if that's possible. The bigger HP laptop that I bought at the same time with my Yoga has begun to give creaking sound at the hinges, and the cover seems to be falling apart. I don't want to buy another HP laptop if possible.

I was looking at the HP Spectre Folio but I'm not a fan of HP keyboards. I was also looking at the Lenovo Yoga 730 but even though I loved the slightly smaller form factor of the 730, it has horrible speakers. The C930 has a great soundbar and auxiliary speakers, great keyboard and trackpad, it's lightweight, and has great battery life. No regrets.

I love this laptop. Only had a few glitches which I solved by researching online. One glitch was thumbprint sign-on wouldn't work after sleep mode. The other is that wifi keeps periodically dropping...which may be due to my internet service, not computer.

Got this pc yesterday and I cannot be more pleased with it. First, I have owned two macbooks that were really good and then a terrible low power HP. I was considered going back to macs however the softwares I use are not compatible...So, I was stuck with them. I really did my research before getting a Lenovo. What sold me first was the 12 Gb RAM and 8th gen I7 for this price. Also, I was looking for a pc that would be very light and good for traveling. My experience so far has been amazing: 1- turns on super fast 2- the speakers are just GREAT!! 3- I like the keyboard 4- The design is really nice 5- The fingerprint recognition works well So far so good!

I purchased this laptop back in February 2019 after deciding to return to school. I've had it for nearly a year now, and it has not once let me down. It's fast, light weight, very portable - basically everything a good laptop should be. Also has pretty good speakers. I wish the battery life was a little longer, but otherwise no complaints at all. Would definitely purchase again. Thanks again to Best Buy of Erie for the recommendation!

my girlfriend recommended this laptop to me as she has the 920 and she loves it. It's a really nice laptop and all, great screen, quick surfing the web and looks nice. On the other hand, this laptop keeps dropping wifi signal, this is a common issue because lenovo decided to cheap out and not ship these with intel wireless cards. I bought this laptop yesterday and had to go through over an hour trying to troubleshoot and fix the wifi issues with lenovo. The screen flickers, also a known issue and lenovo is deciding not to help it's customers with it. it literally flicks like an old monitor. It's a good laptop if you don't use wifi or use the screen. It does overheat sometimes but that's okay. The keyboard is good to type on, kind of cheap compared to thinkpads. a great plus is that fingerprints don't stick! In my opinion this is just a really overpriced sound bar lol I would get it again if they fixed the wifi connectivity and screen flickering issues.

DO NOT BUY ANY LENOVO PRODUCTS. I bought a Lenovo Yoga 720 and it IT BROKE IN LESS THAN A YEAR. I am in college so I need a computer at all times to take tests, write notes, and do my homework! I was told I had to pay $79 to upgrade my warranty so that someone would come to me to fix my computer. AFTER A MONTH OF WAITING, the technician they sent to fix it BROKE IT MORE AND FIXED NOTHING! The screen Lenovo sent was bad and I now have no working screen which makes my computer USELESS. I had to call and remind them to put in an order for a new screen because they didn’t do it the first time I called. Still, 2 weeks later, I haven’t gotten it. Their customer service department is useless as it does NOTHING to help rectify this every time I call. I am repeatedly told to wait for the parts and that they can’t loan a computer in the meantime, and they are unable to provide any update as to when they’ll be able to fix it. My grades are suffering, I can’t pay my bills because they’re all electronic, and after over a month I still have no computer. I am currently waiting to be contacted by a case manager, who can’t even be bothered to reach out for at least 3-5 days- another school week without a computer. The INCOMPETENCE and DISREGARD for customers shown by Lenovo is ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS. DO NOT PURCHASE ANY OF THEIR PRODUCTS UNLESS YOU WANT TO PAY FOR DISAPPOINTMENT..

Excellent Computer Beautiful design Aswell as practical Very Fast and for its kind. I'm pleased with my purchase I would definitely recommend it. Buy it.