Testseek.com have collected 168 expert reviews of the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 900 13.3-inch and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 900 13.3-inch.
November 2015
(82%)
168 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(68%)
280 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
820100168
The editors liked
Intel Core i processor
Design
Display
Thin bezel
Up to 1TB of storage
Aura interface
The Lenovo Yoga 900 keeps the slim watchband-style hinge from last year's version
And adds major upgrades to performance and battery life. Even the lowest-cost version includes a big 256GB SSD
The editors didn't like
Chunkier and heavier than Yoga 3 Pro
Keyboard
No 4K option
Pricey
Heavy
Only 8GB RAM
Because of the change to more powerful processors
The body adds a little thickness. A few keys on the keyboard suffer from awkward placement
With the Lenovo Yoga 900, Lenovo proves that it can react relatively quickly to user demand. After launching the Yoga 3 Pro, acclaimed for its industrial design, the feedback from reviewers (including me) and users made it clear that Lenovo needed to offe...
Thin, light, beautifully designed, capable hardware and impressive performance
Price may turn some off, but that's really about it
There are definitely times you'll see a flashy looking piece of hardware and just assume that it couldn't possibly perform. This is not an issue of form over function, or style with no substance, the Lenovo YOGA 900 has it all.Lenovo YOGA 900$1,199.99MSRP...
Great looking touch screen, Functions great as a laptop, Good, if bulky tablet, Good speakers, All day battery life, Great design, Plenty of ports
Keyboard layout leads to frustrating mistakes, Lenovo Yoga 900 Design, The Lenovo Yoga brand isn't new, and after years of experimentation and upgrading, the Yoga 900 pulls together a design that works great as a laptop, good as a tablet and manages to bo
Next-gen processor, Still thin and light, Better battery life than Yoga 3 Pro
Expensive, Battery life not best in class, Still not very useful as a tablet
More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the produ...
Published: 2015-11-27, Author: Dana , review by: engadget.com
Faster performance, Much-improved battery life, Base storage is now 256GB, Still thin and light, but sturdier, Sharp screen with good viewing angles
Some undersized keys, Touchpad needs fine-tuning, Slightly thicker and heavier than last year's model
Lenovo's newest Yoga presents far fewer compromises than it did last year, with a thin and light design that's matched by long battery life and fast performance. It's great to see the company responding to user feedback, but maybe next time it will fine-...
Progress is a wonderful thing, and if you're in the market for either a high-end tablet or a highly portable laptop, you're in luck. Intel's 6th Generation Skylake processors and advances in memory and storage allow the Yoga 900 to offer excellent perform...
Slim and lightweight, Excellent 13.3inch screen, Efficient and iconic hinge mechanism, 6thgeneration Core i5/i7 processors
Expensive, USB connectors only, No major improvement in battery life
This is an excellent ultrabook featuring high-end processors, a great screen, good audio and exemplary build quality. The watchband hinge may be quirky but it works well, and there's even a 512GB SSD option for those who need it. Just be a little wary of...
thin and lightweight, low fan noise, generally accessible internals, accurate colors and grayscale, USB Type-C with video-out, low surface temperatures, strong build quality; no creaking
average contrast, CPU throttling, small touchpad, no WWAN options, key travel could have been deeper, no HDMI or mDP, slow charging
The Lenovo Yoga 900 keeps the slim watchband-style hinge from last year's version, and adds major upgrades to performance and battery life. Even the lowest-cost version includes a big 256GB SSD
Because of the change to more powerful processors, the body adds a little thickness. A few keys on the keyboard suffer from awkward placement
Lenovo clearly listened to feedback about last year's high-end Yoga, keeping the excellent overall design but boosting the specs to match other premium 13-inch laptops...
