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Question: Best Buy $1,199  8GB  256GB SSD drive
Document: Bought at Best Buy for $999 which is a great price compared to what I am seeing here.No Wi-Fi or yellow pixel issues as noted in other reviews.The build on this machine feels like quality and has been a pleasure to use so far. Backlit keyboard is a great feature that I now couldn't live without. The touchscreen is nice but doesn't get as much use as I thought it would.8GB of RAM and 256 GB of SSD is a sweet spot for this machine. Battery life seems good and some of the Lenovo programs look interestign although I still haven't used them yet.The only complaint I would have is with the display.
I actually had to lower the resolution, to get the perfect video experience (my eyesight isn't the best). The Yoga 2 Pro is super thin and extremely light, yet very sturdy. The combination of the 8GB RAM, SSD and i7 processor makes this bad boy scream! This Ultrabook is the perfect size and weight and packs so much punch that it's replaced my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (which I used for all my meetings) and my desktop; I just plug it, via mini-HDMI, to a 23&#34; monitor, and I'm good to even process video, which I do a lot of (just for fun, not work).
I will not comment on Y2P but on it's price here at amazon. I was looking for a better deal on the internet hoping that I will get the best price here at amazon but I was shock when I saw the price! it's soooo overpriced! You can buy this spec of Y2P at bestbuy for 1,199, I don't know why amazon allow this seller to overpriced so much.I hope amazon will sell this product with a competitive price before I buy one.but I will give Y2P 5 star here because I like it so much!
Windows 8.1 takes a little getting used to but once you do it actually becomes pleasant.2. At the moment of this review this same model can be found in Lenovo's website for $1,299 and in Best Buy for $1,199. I don't know why Amazon allows sellers to sell at such a high mark-up a product you can easily find elsewhere.3. As for the two issues that most people report, mustard instead of yellow in the screen and a defective Wi-Fi, Lenovo released a BIOS update and a WiFi driver update that address these issues.Thanks!UPDATE: I have been using this laptop for about a month now.
It rocks an Intel i7 4th gen chip, 8gb of RAM, and either a 256 or 512gb SSD. We recommend getting the 256 or 512GB because the 128GB SSD is slower and $100 is well worth double the hard drive space. 8GB of RAM is enough for no slow down when multitasking and the i7 4th generation chipset is fast enough for light gaming, or HD video editting. This laptop boots up from complete shutdown in about 12-15 seconds. This is one of the fastest laptops on the market, and you're paying $1200-1600 for it.This laptop has a convertible mode, which lets it change into different shapes such as folding the screen back to make it into a tablet, or using it in Tent Mode.
I have to write this review so you will know how wonderful this computer is. I am using it now, and am so grateful for it that I need to tell you about it.The speed is lightning fast.The screen is fantastic (high resolution and excellent color with no problems).The operating is easy to use (after quickly learning about Win 8.1, then the update to 8.1).The boot time (because of SSD that came with the Best Buy version of this computer) is 12 seconds.The battery life is about 7 hours.The size and weight is thin and light, but screen size is good, especially when traveling.Photoshop runs fast.The keyboard feels good.Wifi is good, and fast.I have used this computer for over five months.
The screen is great. I'll admit, I bought it because I valued pixels over many other items. But that also means I knew what I was getting myself into, not all the applications work perfectly, some have tiny fonts. For the price, this was a great buy,i7 with 8 GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD, that usually fetches a few hundred dollars more.Pros:- fast processor- plenty of RAM- very thin and light but build feels solid- screen resolution is just amazing- touch screen works really well- price for what you getCons:- Windows 8.1, I fixed that with putting linux on it, works great by the way- The bios needed and update to get some things working properly (standby, colors of the screen, etc.)
Bought mine at Bestbuy for $1198. Had to keep looking for weeks till they had that offer back on.I usually buy a new laptop every 2 years. my old Toshiba I5 (2. generation) was now 3 years old as I was looking for a new ultrabook but could not find anything I liked in the price range up to $1500.This ultrabook sounds amazing on paper. 8GB ram, i7 (4 generation) , 256 GB SSD, amazing video capabilities, touch screen!but when I use it next to my old one (i5, 8 GB RAM, 180GB SSD, win 7 ultima) I don&#8217;t  see a huge difference.
I turn it off and wait a while. Try again and same thing, can't find boot drive. SMH . . . I've only had the thing 10 days. Strike 3.Before I take it back to best buy, I give it one more try. To my surprise, the thing boots up. It's normal, functioning perfectly. So I play with it for a day, update my antivirus definitions, and watch a movie on netflix. Everything's fine until it just decides to freeze again. I'm hesitant to hard reset it again, so I wait.
WTF? I'm pretty pissed about that, such a load of crap, since I had purchased the Windows Media Center add-on to my previous Yoga, which I now can't use unless I buy the $99 Windows 8.1 PRO upgrade. Strike 2Finally, one day while playing Where's My Water 2, the PC just freezes. I wait a while, and nothing happen. I try to go to the start menu, but i can't. I can't swipe or anything. So I perform a hard reset. I turn the thing back on and it can't find it's boot drive!
Answer: same model