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I wasn't sure how I was going to like the small size and Lenovo, switching from a Macbook Air, but I am beyond impressed. The screen on this is bright and the perfect size for portability, and the battery life has beaten my expectations. The processor and memory, which are on the lower end for this tier of 2-in-1's, have actually been phenomenal. I actually went with the i3 over the i5 intentionally because I wanted the better battery life of the slower processor, and it's handled every task with ease. The build quality is much higher than I expected.

I love my new mini-me laptop, and I expect a lot of use and life out of it. My Surface Pro 3 gave up after 2 years, due to a few mishaps, which resulted in a cracked screen that rendered the touchscreen unusable. Then the charging port went bad so I had no choice but to look for another option. Now, I am the most technologically challenged person you will meet that relies on technology to do their job (the irony) so I asked the Best Buy salesperson to recommend the best alternative to the Surface as I couldn't afford to fork over $900. This Lenovo Yoga is PERFECT for what I need it for. It is so light, it makes it so easy to carry in my work bag, and was easy to set up and get connected to my WiFi & mobile hotspot.

And if I can figure it out, anyone can! I bought this as a Black Friday purchase because my old laptop was starting to slow down, and i will be going into a master's program after May. This laptop is very lightweight, so it's great to carry around between classes and anywhere else I need to go. It is very fast to start up and simple things like the fingerprint sensor, touch screen, and flexibility have been great conveniences for me as a student to do work on, as well as using it for personal use such as netflix.

The screen on this is very clear and the battery power will last me the whole day without having a plug in, a very important factor to me. It is pretty small which makes it good for travel, but not so small it's an inconvenience to type on or read from. Especially for the price, this laptop is a great investment for students. Horrid firmware had to install windows to fix speaker issues (games would glitch sound, but the video sound quality was on point #firmwareissues), then the mouse didn't work, had to restart the computer for the mouse to work (due to the windows update) So factory restored and returned, explained to the sales guy. The worse part is the specs on the computer is not worth the price. Pros: lightweight, good for work use only. Cons: Firmware is horrid, bad spec for the price even for an ultrabook Summary: Lenovo needs to step it up to Dell's XPS.

We are sorry to hear that you are having issues with your Yoga 720-12. This system is equipped with OneKey Recovery System. There is a very small pin hole on the right side of the device, right near the power button on the device. You will need a pin to push this reset button. Plug the device in.

Let the battery charge for about 15 minutes. Push the reset button.

The system should boot to a choice screen where you can choose 'Restore To Factory Default'. It will delete everything from the hard drive except the original factory install of the operating system. You will need to reinstall all programs and files after the reset. If you don't have copies of the files, try to make one before you restore by selecting 'Boot to desktop' and trying to back up your files.

Bought it for just over $200. I'll cut to the chase.

Processor speeds, RAM, HD space, whether a laptop is good for gaming, downloading large files, viewing things like TV shows online: If you are a gamer or huge online streamer I have no idea if this laptop is for you but I'd guess that if that's your criteria, it's going to cost you more than a little over $200. Processor speeds: It's been mentioned the AMD A6 processor and limited RAM makes this laptop 'slow.' Slow is a state of mind. If fractions of a second processor-wise is an issue, again, you may be out of your price point.

I use this laptop for online surfing/email, microsoft office including ppt/spreadsheet, viewing TV shows online, storing/organizing photos and utilizing the DVD drive. I do not use it for any gaming of any type. So for me it works fine.with a good wifi connection, everything, including watching shows online, show no lag. Del Taco Drivers Usb Universal on this page. I've watched DVDs; no problem. The actual HD is 500 GBs; again, HD size is a state of mind.

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For many average laptop users, as a personal laptop, I would recommend it even if only based on the performance vs. But it's got a few things I'mm not happy with. There's 2 standard USB ports. I knew that going in; the number of ports isn't the issue.

But they're right next to each other, and very close to each other. Right now I have a very narrow logitech plug in in one of the ports for my wireless mouse. And yet if I simply try to insert a standard Sandisk thumbdrive next to it, they both don't fit; too wide. So it's really silly to me that whenever I want to insert anything except a micro thumbdrive into my laptop, I have to remove my wireless mouse. And even then, I can't, for example, insert 2 of my Sandisk thumbdrives at the same time, even when I've removed my wireless mouse. My other major complaint: The Enter and Shift buttons on the RH side of the keyboard. Most standard keyboards have some variation of the Enter button on the ASDF keyboard line RH side and the Shift button on the line below, on the RH side.

The Shift button is often 'longer' than the Enter button so that when a right handed person is typing and has to capitalize every sentence the Shift button is easily accessed via your RH pinkie, mostly because the Shift button sticks right out below your pinkie. On this keyboard the RH Shift button is less than half the length of standard keyboards. So it's a pain to type because so often you think you're hitting the Shift key but you hit the Enter key instead and the cursor leaves you. And I know the Shift and Enter key locations may seem trivial but they are not, especially to 'larger fingered' people such as myself and people who type via the standard asdf/jkl; method.

I've enclosed pics of a 'standard' keyboard and this reviewed one so you can see what I'm talking about. Thank you for choosing the Lenovo IdeaPad 110-15 laptop. With regard to the USB ports, you may want to consider using a USB hub to have better spacing and more available USB ports to use at any one time.

With regard to the right shift key issue you mention, there is a free software APP called KeyTweak that may help you. You can switch the key functions of specific keys on your keyboard with this software, so you could change the right shift key with the key you hit in its place. Just Google search 'KeyTweak' and you will find articles about what the software does and you will find the download location for this free APP. I researched my purchase on Best Buy website and also with Consumer Reports. I wanted a basic laptop with high ratings and reliability at a low price.

Salesperson at store quickly answered my questions, gave me a boxed Lenova laptop, and I was through checkout quickly. When home, I started the laptop, went through connecting it quickly to my WiFi, and the laptop automatically downloaded updates. It was ready to use shortly thereafter. I have used it for web searches and Skype, and I am pleased with my purchase.

I was looking for cheap laptop to use for work. I was looking at this model and the HP with the same specs.

I chose this particular one because it had a better wireless card and wanted to try a different brand than HP ( I have owned HP desktops and Laptops before. Not bad just wanted something different). I know there are not a lot of bells and whistles with this computer but it is sufficient for what I need it for. Accessing work web applications and using office programs.

I uninstalled the programs that I don't need and limit the amount of applications at start up and have no problem with speed or loading. Its a little more snappy than I expected. I cannot attest for the longevity of this computer, but far I am very pleased with this purchase. This product is terrible! It won't even load after three months of use and is currently stuck on the black screen of death. I contacted Lenovo since it is still under warranty and they wanted me to pay $34 for shipping to have it repaired! I have had other products repaired and have never paid shipping while under warranty.

The customer service is terrible and they are not even helpful. The answer to every question is that their customer service agents are available 24/7. They may be available, but they are not helpful or knowledgeable.

The agent kept telling me to push a button on my computer that isn't even there! 'Sigh' Save yourself the hassle--buy something else!

This system is equipped with OneKey Recovery System. There is a very small pin hole on the left side of the device, right near the HDMI port on the device. You will need a pin to push this reset button. Plug the device in. Let the battery charge for about 15 minutes. Push the reset button. The system should boot to a choice screen where you can choose 'Restore To Factory Default'.

It will delete everything from the hard drive except the original factory install of the operating system. You will need to reinstall all programs and files after the reset. If you don't have copies of the files, try to make one before you restore by selecting 'Boot to desktop' and trying to back up your files.

This is my first Lenovo laptop. I saw many reviews with complaints about the RH shift key being next to the 'up' arrow and smaller in size.

First off, I hardly use the RH shift key (just what I have grown accustomed to) so this doesn't apply to me. The few times I have used it, it took me just a split second to glance at the keyboard to make sure I was hitting it-no big deal.

I also read reviews that said the computer was very slow. I have to disagree. The computer is plenty fast for what I use it for, and was actually quite surprised by the speed. Is it as fast as an i7 processor?

Absolutely not, but it is good for what it is. I chose this laptop because I didn't have the money in my account to buy a $500+ laptop and needed one ASAP to replace my i3 that died on my after 6 years of hard use. I have had this laptop for a few weeks now and use it for my business. I do a lot of emailing, basic social media marketing ad designing, online shopping, Facebooking, messaging, organizing meetings with clients, PayPal, etc.and am typically on my computer for 2-5 hours/day. If you need a solid, basic computer, this is a great one.

If you need one to do webpage designing, extensive social media ad creating/marketing, lots of video downloading, gaming, etc., go for a $500+ laptop. My wife has an HP with an i7 and a 12GB Ram, and quite honestly, I love how sleek and lightweight the Lenovo is and how comfortable the keyboard is (for me) over my wife's HP. I also love that the screen opens up to 180 degrees so I can sit in bed and type with my laptop propped up on my knees, while still being able to see the screen.

My wife likes the Lenovo too! Hope this helps someone with questions!