Customer Ratings & Reviews

This laptop is very light, powerful, and great screen. This has everything my son will use for his freshman year of college.

The associates were of no help when shopping. The computer won’t work for what I need it to do unfortunately. The display is fantastic and typing is quite nice. I’m still adjusting to the arm system, and ran into some issues with compatibility. I think it’s ok my end. I’m just an Apple guy but if you’re into windows and you can get this on sale- don’t hesitate.

Though my top priority was the battery life, I also have to decide between IPS and OLED. After comparing, I took the OLED even I had to pay a little bit high. Now comes on a RAM choice, 16GB or 32GB, the 32GB would take a lot of battery so I've decided to take the 16GB version. Display, performance and battery life, happy buyer.

Just opened the box this morning. I am a 70 year old retiree and just wanted a nice computer to replace my last Lenovo which did great for five years and was broken through no fault of its own (dropped on floor). Set up was excellent so far. I missed having a printed 'quick start' page in the box, but the computer itself did a lot of handholding. Much improved from five years ago, thanks to Microsoft and Lenovo. One caveat - again, I'm old and I like using a mouse. This is a very slim computer and didn't have the old, bigger USB ports, which I did not realize. My Best Buy associate found me a great workaround and even tested it on the same model in the store. Speed and screen quality are definitely a step up. I'm sure I'll be learning more about all the new features as we go along. Glad I made this purchase.

I replaced a Dell laptop that died on me. So far so good. This Lenovo is much thinner and lighter. The screen is incredibly bright, so much so that I turned the backlight down a bit. The battery life is really good.

Great laptop! Powers through all the normal tasks you want from a computer and is snappy and fast. Doesn't really have gaming chops, but that's now what you buy this type of laptop for. Screen is beautiful, battery life is great, good keyboard, and premium build quality. Excellent portability as well.

Super light weight and great oled screen. All usb c on (3) side. Great battery life and very quick. Wish it had regular usb also. First new laptop in 12 years. Would buy this new computer again.

I am a grad student. Humanities. So I dont really need a powerhouse that renders 3D graphics while playing 8K videos on 3 browsers, which is insane but some of the benchmark reviews run tets that are so implaussible one has to laugh. I was between this, the Surface laptop and the Zenbook S14. all very similar. It came down to price, there was a sale so this one edged the others. Don't regret it. Its beautiful. Runs very smoothly and impressively silent. The OLED display is impressive. I had never given it much consideration before. But now I don't even like to use my overhead monitor anymore. Thats how nice it feels to look at and read in. The only hiccup I have had has had to do with a video game, AoE 2, for which there ins no ARM version. The rest of the software I use runs perfectly. Battery life is impressive as well.

Great speed, boots up incredibly fast even from an off and closed state. Keyboard feels good and screen looks great. Would have preferred for the track pad to have physical buttons, but overall a great machine. Super thin, light, and portable.

Depending on when you read this review; I'd take it with a grain of salt. It's a new product that has development being rolled out on major apps. If you're reading this in 2025, things might've got ALOT better if these laptops gain any notable market share. TL;DR: Best windows laptop I've had if you don't plan on playing any semi-intense games and the apps you use support arm. Battery life is not as good as I'd like but I'm a HEAVY brightness user since I work outside / in bright spaces very often. I returned my 2024 Zenbook for this laptop and I plan on keeping it. The battery life,screen, premium feel and weight of the laptop are extremely good compared to Intel & AMD options. Though, you're paying HEAVILY for early adopter tax when it comes to windows on ARM. As a graduated student I do 90% of my work in a Web browser and PDF though there are some serious cons I've found even in my browser focused web use. Cons: App compatbility will get better but currently is awful. Check websites first. Gaming: Simply put, you're not playing much. WoW and light titles work fine, but Baldurs Gate 3 chugged. Pros: Keyboard and feel of the laptop is A+ Battery life isn't as good as I hoped given my love of a bright screen since I work near windows and outside but its MUCH MUCH better than the Zenbook. Sleep mode: I haven't had it turn on in my backpack and feel like its about to explode like my XPS 13 and Zenbook did. The battery drain on sleep is BETTER a few % a day. Camera: I rarely use it but this is the first laptop I've had or seen that has a camera that I don't feel semi-embarrassed about using. Lenovo has rather minimal bloatware. Mute/Neutral points: Performance: Where it excels its amazing. Where it lacks, it lacks severely. Copilot: Is it faster? Yes. Does co-pilot have enough features in windows to be worth using? Not yet in my opinion. If you like co-pilot / A.I integration its definitely a plus that should get more features. Though if its dystopian to you or not important theres nothing of note here. I will say the copilot marketing felt like a lie but I don't think thats a bad thing. A.I is towards the bottom of the things I find important in my laptop.

So far so good! Love the screen, light weight and all day battery. We don’t game on it, but we watch a lot of Netflix and YouTube and manage an online store with it.

Awesome love it. Fast speed, great battery life. Works great!

Fast, light, good battery life, and it’s a good looking computer. We are happy with it as an all-around household computer.

Great display. Best keyboard around. Good Battery Life. A little bit slow due with ARM and Windows. Okay Speakers. Lowest display brightness looks bad. Keyboard light brightness way too bright for dark environments.

Great PC! Impressive battery life, speed and performance. The screen is fantastic, too. Very sharp and crisp which is wonderful for my older eyes.

Coming from someone who uses both Mac and Intel based computers it was a pleasant surprise to see a 3K display and the keypad is actually pretty well done. I do however wish the speakers were a little more exciting but again some people aren't invested for the speakers. The ports are also something that could be better, being limited to three USB ports has more to be desired but it works well for what I need it for. The computer is well built and has good quality for build, it will be interesting to see what future updates will enhance the device. I do utilize a Macbook and while the Mac still does have a slight edge over the Yoga I am still incredibly impressed with the device and love to see the positive feedback on it!

Great laptop. Runs nicely. Light. Durable. Lovely.

This computer is good for school. The display is really good, and it is light in terms of weight because it is a slim computer. The only issue is that the battery life would be around 2-3 days of daily usage. In comparison to some other models. I got a great deal on it. The price (with a discount) was comparable to a MacBook, but this computer is far stronger than one. Plus, it'll run more software which'll help for school purposes.

Excelent keyboard, long lasting battery. Very lightweight. I does leave the fingerprints a little when using the keyboard. But the keyboard is pretty comfortable.

This has been a solid little notebook for surfing the web, watching a movie or browsing YouTube. The quality of the build is impressive and the OLED screen is phenomenal. This truly feels like a premium laptop in the same league as apple. Every time I pick it up and flip it open it just feels right. I don’t think much needs to be said about limitations with these snapdragon arm 64 processors. Or I won’t delve into it because it’s not an issue for my use cases. Lenovo is following suit with apple and only offers USB C here. I’m just not quite ready to let type A go. All of my drives are, so I had to purchase a couple adapters that ended up costing about $4 each as part of a 2 pack and work well. I think the majority of people just aren’t ready for it yet, which could immediately be a dealbreaker. The lack of an aux port has been a drawback. Only because it seems like the audio is always just a bit delayed with Bluetooth. I need to try a couple different pairs of buds or headphones with different types of playback to be sure it’s actually the PC itself. I also just ordered a 3.5mm to USB C for around $8. So port limitations can be solved for relatively cheap if you don’t mind keeping track of the adapters. Also, while battery life wasn’t a main concern for me, this gets absolutely no where near what they claim. It’s better than some of your average laptops running intel processors but it’s mind blowing thinking this could get anywhere near 15 let alone 20 hours of use on the single charge. I’ve experimented with quite a few power setting and nothing seems to push it toward 15. Youtube playback with only the web browser running I was tracking for about 10-12 hours with the brightness low. Ultimately this is an impressive little PC for casual use. A truly premium MacBook Air alternative. I ended up paying about $550 for an open box excellent. Unbelievable quality at the price point. I wouldn’t pay more than $800 considering its limitations and that’s assuming I wasn’t on a tight budget shopping for the best deal. If you’re looking for a variety of ports, needing to run software not supported on ARM or windows or wanting some light gaming every now and again, I would look elsewhere. Otherwise if the price is right, pull the trigger.