Testseek.com have collected 227 expert reviews of the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro .
December 2014
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227 Reviews
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1565 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Super slim
Fanless design
Cool new hinge
Better Tablet mode
The Yoga 3 Pro adds a unique new hinge to be thinner and lighter than ever. The high-resolution screen looks fantastic
And the hybrid design still works great as a laptop
Beautiful design
Works equally well as a laptop and a tablet
Lightweight
Excellent design
Thin and light
Easy to use as a tablet
Beautifully thin
Mesmerising watch-inspired hinge
Lovely screen with a resolution better than Full HD (3200x1800)
Use of textured surfaces on the inside of the laptop feels great on the hands and wrists
Unique power charge port that also acts as a USB
Extremely thin
All-day battery life
Better-than-1
080p display looks excellent
New watchband-style hinge looks great and offers better support for touch
New 180-degree option adds to multimode uses
Incredibly thin body
Capable everyday performance
Excellent screen
Build quality
The editors didn't like
Quite pricey
Limited storage
This first outing with Intel's new Core M processor fails to impress
With mediocre performance and battery life
Expensive
Comparatively short battery life
Screen isn't great outdoors
Can run warm
Battery life not great
Bluetooth didn't work well for music
Mediocre and shallow keyboard
Lacklustre touchpad
Battery could be better
Performance can feel a little laggy at times
Performance of Core M CPU can't match standard Core i5 and Core i7 processors
Very shallow keyboard
Micro HDMI port requires adapter for use with standard HDMI
Good balance of performance and battery life, Core M processor, excellent configuration of parts, five different usage profiles, stunning QHDscreen, responsive keyboard
Expensive, speakers blocked when used in laptop mode
Beautifully designed, the Core M-powered Yoga 3 should suit buyers in search of a top-shelf convertible. At $1,300, it's $250 more than a similarly equipped but thicker Yoga 2 Pro that doesn't last as long on battery...
Published: 2014-11-04, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com
The Yoga 3 Pro adds a unique new hinge to be thinner and lighter than ever. The high-resolution screen looks fantastic, and the hybrid design still works great as a laptop
This first outing with Intel's new Core M processor fails to impress, with mediocre performance and battery life
The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro has a breakthrough design, but requires careful consideration of the trade-offs required, particularly battery life....
Published: 2014-11-04, Author: James , review by: zdnet.com
Good build quality, Extremely thin and light, Beautiful display, Four modes provide good versatility in the field
Expensive, Battery life needs to be longer, Reviewer's rating 9 out of 10, See also, Lenovo launches 13inch Windows Yoga Tablet 2, Review Yoga 2, 11inch flexible Windows hybrid, Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro, First Take Thin, light and flexible, Lenovo announces t
Extremely thin and light. Lovely display, unique hinge design, ample SSDs
No performance improvement from previous generation. Expensive
If you're looking for one of the lightest 13.3" convertible Ultrabooks on the market, and one of the slimmest, the Yoga 3 Pro has certain appeal. Other than the Surface Pro 3, which is a tablet rather than a true convertible, you won't find anything light...
Published: 2014-10-24, Author: Tim , review by: wired.com
Abstract: The Yoga 3 Pro is one of the first laptops to offer Intel's next-generation “Broadwell” CPU—it has a dual-core Intel Core M-70 system on a chip—which is designed to deliver Core i5-like performance with much lower power consumption. And because Broadwell ...
Published: 2014-10-10, Author: Charles , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: Lenovo's London launch event last night saw the introduction of three new members of the world-number-one PC maker's Yoga line of 'multimode' computers: the 13-inch Android-based Yoga Tablet Pro 2 with a unique built-in projector; the Yoga Tablet 2, avail...
Abstract: This, the heavily advertised Yoga 3 Pro from China's Lenovo, is a slim 13.3in hybrid with a 256Gb solid-state hard drive and a sumptuous high-definition touchscreen. It is a prodigiously talented machine and in its “wigwam” form, when you fold back the ke...
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Published: 2015-02-27, Author: Nick , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: For the past few years, Lenovo's been turning the laptop form factor on its head with a slew of laptop/tablet hybrids. Instead of forcing you to choose, these Yoga laptops have a specialized hinge that lets you change them from a laptop to tablet—and anyw...
Published: 2015-01-27, Author: Luke , review by: pocket-lint.com
Super slim, super-high resolution screen, decent battery life for this scale, lightweight, versatile mode positions
Expensive, screen could be brighter, some bloatware, battery not to top-spec standards, not super-powered
The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro shows off the company's new do-it-all hinge design and is a triumph in terms of versatility. But it's also a pricey bit of kit, tipping the scales at close to £1,300. Considering the super slim design, the Yoga 3 Pro crams in...
thin and light, looks sleek, 2in1 formfactor with a solid hinge, decent keyboard if you don't need dedicated F keys, proper IO and connectivity options, excellent display
fragile screen frame, unexpectedly poor performance, serious throttling under load, rather short battery life, some design issues, non standard keyboard layout, expensive
On a first look, the Yoga 3 Pro is one of the sleekest 2-in-1 13 inch convertibles ever launched. Get closer and you'll end up appreciating the screen, the keyboard and the IO. But when you'll actually start using the device, see how slow it performs, hea...
