I was looking for a 15" notebook with a high quality screen and good specs that would be able to handle all my photo editing needs. I mainly use Lightroom CC, Photoshop CC and Nikon's Capture NX-D in addition to Corel Painter 2015 and ArtRage 5 for drawing/painting. Both specs and screen were very important to me.I wanted something with at least 16GB RAM, at least a 2GB dedicated graphics card (NVIDIA is great), at least 256GB SSD (this one has 512GB SSD) and at least two 3.0 USB ports. I was able to find plenty of sub-$2,000 laptops with most of these specs, but none of them had a good quality screen. I was getting ready to spend over $2,000 on either a Razer, ASUS or Sager when last minute I decided to go roam Best Buy so I could see some of these laptops in person.As you may have guessed, the Lenovo Yoga 720 Premium got my attention almost immediately. I spent a good half hour playing with all the other brands on display, but came right back to the Yoga 720, because not only did it have all the specs I wanted, not only was it within my budget, but it had one of the best screens out there. The only notebook with an equal or better screen was the Mac Book Pro, and I wasn't about to drop nearly $3,000 on a Mac and have to not only learn a new UI, but also re-purchase software and so forth. Not worth it for me.I also saw the 13" Razer. Razer claims 100% color accuracy which is great for photo editing and digital art, but 13" is too small and the 15" is way too expensive. Besides,... IMO the screen brightness of the Lenovo seems better.The 4K touch screen on this laptop looks amazing. I'm not a monitor expert (though I feel like one after all the research I've done in the last couple of months) but this one is bright, colors look great, contrast is great, viewing angles are great,... just a stunner compared to much of what's out there. I'm having a hard time not looking at my RAW files and edited photos, because they look so good on this screen. It sucks that many others won't be looking at my (and their own) work on 4K screens like this.My 1920 x 1080p monitors were nice, but not like this. They basically magnified every flaw, whereas you don't really see many flaws on a 15.6" 4K screen such as excessive high ISO noise when looking at the RAW file at 100%. You still see it, it's just not as prominent. I used to export my for-web photos at 2,000px max, which used to fill my screen. Now they fill only half my screen and I wonder if I should start exporting at slightly bigger sizes for 4K screens.The fact that I can use this laptop as a tablet as well is just an incredible bonus. That means I can use Wacom's Bamboo pen to do detail-oriented photo editing in Photoshop and PT Portrait, and I can also use it to draw/paint on-screen! The downside is that it will cost me another $80 to buy the pen.The only negative I can think of is the lack of an SD card slot, but because I also use XQD cards in one of my cameras, I'd have to use an external card reader anyway.Other nice things:- Back-lit keyboard that feels solid- Loud JBL speakers that sound pretty good, (though not as good as my old ASUS gaming laptop)- Fairly thin- Mouse feels super smooth- Very nice styling- Fingerprint reader- Cool to the touch after hours of use and quiet (in my experience so far)To conclude,....  I love this laptop. It is powerful, versatile, build quality is very nice and solid, the screen is beautiful and so on. If you're looking for a photo editing laptop on a budget (or even not), check this one out. It is the most well-rounded laptop I have found to date. I don't think you'll find a better buy than this for under $2,300. I tried! Nice work, Lenovo! Now all I hope for is that it lasts me a very, very long time.