Lenovo ThinkPad 14" Full HD Touchscreen 2-in-1 Laptop, Intel Core i5 i5-10210U, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Windows 10 Pro, Iron Gray, 20UB000RUS

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Simply amazing. This computer was recommended by IT on my MBA program since it's a powerful, light machine than can take the 15 hour daily use this program demands. I'm so happy I listened to them, because I'm obsessed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I trust the Lenovo brand not only for its great products. If not also for the great support of customer service and guarantees that we offer to consumers. I had a very high expectation of the purchased product but when using it, the experience exceeded what was expected.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've trusted the Lenovo ThinkPad series since I got my first computer in 2012, and they have always been incredible. When my first ThinkPad Yoga finally died (after 6 years!!), I decided to upgrade to the newest model and I could not be more happy with the experience! The upgraded fingerprint reader and pen have made designing graphics and editing videos even easier and faster than before! I also know that I can trust the customer service at Lenovo to help whenever I need. My original purchase in 2012 was a ThinkPad Twist that didn't survive past the warranty, but customer service quickly replaced the computer and got me back to work! Love this company and this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The flexibility of this laptop is what makes it stand out. And I don't just mean the hinge on the screen. It has a nib pointer, a track pad, a touch screen, and a built-in stylus. I can use the right tool for the circumstance without changing devices.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best business class slim light laptop. I have x1 carbon as well. Both are nearly identical but yoga can flip screen 360 and has pen. While I rarely flip the screen, I find the yoga construction to be much more solid, especially at the screen and hinge. Worth the slightly higher weight. Highly recommended

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my second Lenovo Yoga. First one lasted 6 years and was still going strong with not one single issue the entire time, but because of the photo editing I do, I wanted to get another one before something went wrong and I lost everything like has happened in the past. So far, it has not disappointed. Reminds me much of my first one, but faster and more storage (double what I had which means more pictures which makes me happy!). I know there are new features - but I've yet to explore. This is my 3rd Lenovo product and I am a firm believer in their products. Definitely worth paying that little extra for something I know won't disappoint me!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the X1 Yoga Gen 5 that I just purchased. Continues my tradition of using Thinkpads for work for the past several years - the best machines that have always lived up to my work needs. This model is made of aluminum so I like it's hardened for durability. I didn't anticipate that the front edge would feel as sharp as it does, so I've turned to wearing wrist guards when using the machine. Start-up was rapid and easy. My disappointment was in the transaction experience. Lenovo promoted small business credit and I qualified for credit; I intended to use the credit line for my machine purchase. It was unclear and hassle so I ended up buying it outright. Then, a few days later I got a call from the credit company saying, "Welcome, let's get you going to use your credit." What??? In this age, seamless transactions without hassle is the name of the game. Lenovo and its partner provided me with a hassle-rich experience circa 1999. Get it right - or don't offer the service

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Came up quickly without too many glitches. Blazingly fast running Spice circuit simulations. Graphics a bit slow running 3D models. Fingerprint sensor is a bit finicky. Facial recognition sign-in is awesome. Single lightning connection to docking station is a definite plus. One annoying idiosyncrasy is that the modem constantly (every few minutes) renews its lease even though the ipconfig /all claims the lease is good for 24 hours. This is true whether the computer is signed on over DHCP or using a fixed ip address. This is not a problem which I had with my old HP computer (now retired).

Just received my new Thinkpad X1 Yoga Gen 5 - nice smooth feel and responsive keyboard and all around good choice for an upgrade from my 10 year old Thinkpad T410s. Although the new Thinkpad X1 is running super hot which surprises me since the new Thinkpads are supposed to run much cooler....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Brand new and was forced to return it because it shut down during set up and wouldn't start up again. Had to do a reset to get it to power up again. But shut down right away, the third time I did it I saw a CMOS error. This was my 4th Lenovo two oldest still work the, 3rd the motherboard went bad in year 3. They seem to be less reliable then they used to be. After some deliberation I have decided to get another Lenovo, but if I have issues with it, it will be the last Lenovo I purchase