Lenovo laptops are not the same old IBM workhorses. Quality is exceedingly low, and service not up to the mark. For my business use, I purchased a high end Lenovo Yoga 900 (in the $1400 range) which immediately after it's 1 yr warranty was over, refused to power up or charge. The Lenovo service center is charging me $80 just to figure out the problem, and has suggested a possible $400 for eventual repair.
No other brand I've purchased has given such a terrible experience - Dell, HP, Sony, Toshiba, Apple. Why would someone buy a $1500 Lenovo when even the cheapest $300 HP machine doesn't go bust after a year?
Lenovo refused to repair it or even tell me what is wrong - free of charge.
The price was a placeholder and has been updated. The test unit is indeed the 1400 Euro SKU
Yoga 700 is the next model down our pipeline
We can't add USB 3.1 Type-C into the Connectivity list just yet. Our system will soon be updated to recognize devices with USB Type-C (instead of just full-size USB 3.0 and 2.0).
Classy convertible. This is the flagship Yoga and Lenovo's poster child for the next year. Can this super-thin Skylake convertible replace your one-trick Ultrabook?