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December 2014
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227 Reviews
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Lenovo's YOGA 3 Pro is a device that will appeal to a wide range of customers thanks to its amazing versatility as a computer, as a tablet and as a hybrid device. The innovative watchband hinge gives the device an edge over its competitors and enhances it...
Abstract: Lenovo has done its best to perfect the convertible PC with the Yoga 3 Pro, but has still ended up with a light laptop and a heavy tablet. Maybe it's me: I have always struggled to understand the point of the convertible category, because it's very diffi...
Published: 2014-10-10, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: The backflipping Lenovo Yoga single-handedly made laptops cool again. The Yoga 2 Pro added a backlit keyboard and a brilliant 3200 x 1800 QHD screen. Now, Lenovo's going for broke with the third generation of its transforming touchscreen machine. Not only...
Super slim, Fanless design, Cool new hinge, Better Tablet mode
Quite pricey, Limited storage
The Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is a sight to behold. I just called the Razer Blade one of the best-crafted Windows laptops of all time, and already that's being challenged. I'm still squeamish on the laptop-first approach to 2-in-1 device design, but if any compa...
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro convertible 13.3” Ultrabook with a 360 degree “watchband” hinge and a 3200 x 1800 touch screen. The Yoga 3 Pro is all about being slim and light, and at 2.6 lbs. (1.2 kg) and 0.5” (12.7mm) it is one of the most port...
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...
Published: 2014-12-09, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
That hinge, The touchpad's pretty good! It tracks my finger quite nicely, with smooth scrolling and pinch-to-zoom action, Pretty decent array of ports for a laptop this thin: two USB 3.0, one USB 2.0, microHDMI, a headset jack and an SD card slot, Logitec
The 4.5 hour battery life is a dealbreaker for me, Build quality isn't fantastic. The machine flexes and creaks a bit, and there are some seams and deformities if you look closely. One of the screws on my unit was loose, Despite boasting a pretty impressi
No. It's a decent machine, but nothing about it screams "Pro". It's not as fast and doesn't boast nearly as much battery life as other PCs in its price range, and everything Lenovo sacrificed to make it thin and light is basically nullified by it being a...
