New also available for $549. But found open box excellent for $465.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/leno...Id=6551265
Screen Type
IPS
Screen Size
14 inches
Screen Resolution
2240 x 1400
Touch Screen
Yes
Refresh Rate
60Hz
Brightness
300 nits
Processor Model
Intel 13th Generation Core i5
CPU Base Clock Frequency
1.3 gigahertz
Storage Type
SSD
Total Storage Capacity
512 gigabytes
System Memory (RAM)
16 gigabytes
Graphics
Intel Iris Xe Graphics
Display Connector(s)
2 x Thunderbolt 4, 1 x HDMI
Battery Life (up to)
16.5 hours
Battery Type
Lithium-polymer
2-in-1 Design
Yes
Backlit Keyboard
Yes
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The 96 EUs performs noticeably better/faster than the 80 EUs with this i5.
Not sure if it was just my unit but the speakers sounded like they were struggling to hit lower-end frequency at low volumes (typically you'd hear the crackling at high volume).
The Vantage software was buggy and looking online, others with the same laptop had the same issue. The issue being the display adjustments (daytime color temp and eye care mode) in the vantage software disappear or become non-functional after windows & vantage update. The only solution I found was a factory reset.
Also, you'll want the lenovo active pen 2 to avoid jitters & lag. But even with the lenovo pen, it'll still have jitters from time to time, especially if the laptop is under load (though I wouldn't consider having a few firefox windows & pdfs open a high load situation). The lenovo active pen 2 also randomly stops working and the only way to turn it back on is to plug a usb cord to it (others have this issue as well, lenovo forums).
Battery life & fan noise is okay. the fan is not high pitched whine like the yoga 9i.
The quality of openbox excellent was practically new, had about 7 battery cycles.
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Much like bigfoot you'll never meet the guy who saw him, but his friend who never stops talking about the third-hand encounter
I've been using a 2017 version of the Yoga 13k and the hinges have held up without issue. The screen on mine is starting to do a flicker at times but only thing I've done is replace the battery...
Much like bigfoot you'll never meet the guy who saw him, but his friend who never stops talking about the third-hand encounter
It was an issue on my son's. The right hinge separated and started pulling the frame around the monitor off.
Repair quotes range was $200-350.
Just bought him a new one for $450.
We still have it for emergency use, if need a pic of Bigfoot.
I have the yoga with the long sound bar that's held up flawless though.
It was an issue on my son's. The right hinge separated and started pulling the frame around the monitor off.
Repair quotes range was $200-350.
Just bought him a new one for $450.
We still have it for emergency use, if need a pic of Bigfoot.
I have the yoga with the long sound bar that's held up flawless though.
I've been using a 2017 version of the Yoga 13k and the hinges have held up without issue. The screen on mine is starting to do a flicker at times but only thing I've done is replace the battery..
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