Testseek.com have collected 357 expert reviews of the Lenovo Yoga Book 10.1-inch and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo Yoga Book 10.1-inch.
November 2016
(76%)
357 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Extremely light and portable, 360º hinge allows you to use in four modes, Great for both reading content and creating content, Beautiful device that is solidly made, Innovative hybrid that successfully pulls off many industry firsts, An absolute joy to us
It's a fingerprint magnet; Speakers sound good, but they aren't super loud; Like often happens on Android tablets, there are some apps that will not display or run properly on the screen; I wish it could accept a 200GB micro SD
battery life, Available in Android and Windows 10 versions
Halo keyboard isn't ideal for typing long documents, Cannot draw directly on touchscreen with Real Pen, Real Pen tips are difficult to change, Slow performance
When I was younger, I drew a lot—somewhere in my parents' house is a box full of old drawings. I wish I was as artistic now as I was then, because then I might have a good reason to buy Lenovo's Yoga Book. It's a unique mix of tablet, laptop, and creative...
Published: 2016-12-08, Author: Jason , review by: techwarelabs.com
Overall we are impressed with the performance of the Yoga Book and find its feature list is unparalleled in the 2 in 1 or tablet category. It is the most well equipped Atom powered tablet we have seen and lends itself well to a variety of uses and con...
Abstract: You use touch all the time on your smartphone and tablet, and now you can do it on the Yoga Book, too, with its combination touch keyboard and drawing surface...
Comfortable tablet form factor, AnyPen, Beautiful display, Thin and light
Lack of ports, micro-USB, Halo keyboard needs work
Lenovo's Yoga Book is really great at being a tablet. As far as playing games and watching movies goes, I was as comfortable using the Yoga Book as I am with my iPad Air 2.As far as productivity goes, this device wasn't for me. Of course, that doesn't mea...
Tablet size, despite keyboard, Excellent, unique digital sketch pad, Supports paper pad for sketching/notes, Solid battery life
Relatively low-end performance, Halo keyboard will take some getting used to for non-touch typists
Performance summary: The Yoga Book's performance in our standard suite of Windows benchmarks was uninspiring versus more powerful mobile devices, but it was competitive with other low-power tablets, as evidenced by the 3DMark tests. The Yoga Book can hand...
Published: 2016-11-24, Author: James , review by: tablet-news.com
innovative format and design, beautiful design, comfy pen and keyboard, good performance, solid battery, nice acoustics, OK cameras, crazy fast WiFi, fast switch of modes, new way of working and drawing, And the
some glitches, especially software (random resets of System UI and Lenovo Marketplace won't work), you have to carry the pen and pad with you, should be brighter, the base with the keyboard gets a bit too hot for comfort, no 3G/4G/USB Type C, weird camera
Published: 2016-11-24, Author: James , review by: tablet-news.com
Abstract: It's incredibly hard to innovate in the tablet segment nowadays, since it's filled to the brim with “me too” products, usually inspired by iPads, Lenovo Yogas or Surface Pros. The Lenovo Yoga Book is doing its own thing and we were lucky enough to play wi...
The whole thing gets a little shaky when you go beyond Lenovo's apps and services pre-installed here. Five years after bringing Android to tablets, Google just doesn't seem to have the form factor figured out. So it's not really Lenovo's fault, but it doe...
