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Lenovo Yoga 900s - £499.97 at Saveonlaptops

Found 13th Jun 2017

Seems a big reduction for a laptop which is nearly £900 in PC World.

What everyone's opinion on this? Is it any good?

EDIT: Specs included for those that don't want to look themselves

Specifications

Processor Intel Core M5-6Y54 Dual Core (1100MHz, 4MB Cache, Intel Turbo Boost to 2.4GHz)
Screen 12.5" (2560x1440 WQHD Touch Resolution)
Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
RAM 4GB (DDR3) RAM
Solid State Drive 128GB SSD
Hard Drive Not Included - 128GB SSD
Optical Drive Not Included (Designed To Be Thin & Light) - External Optical Drive Available Seperately for £29.99
Graphics Integrated (Intel HD Graphics)
Wireless LAN Wireless (802.11ac Wireless)
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0
Integrated Webcam Integrated HD Webcam with Microphone
USB Ports 1x USB 2.0, 1x USB 3.0 Type C
Speakers Integrated Sound System
Charge Time 2.5 Hours
Backlit Keyboard Backlit Keyboard
Warranty Lenovo 12 Months Collect & Return Warranty (View More Information)
Battery Life 8-9 Hours (Up to 10 hours with power management)
Weight 1-2 Kg (This Model 1.15 Kg)
Product Type Convertible
Keyboard Type Laptop Keyboard
Colour Silver
Please note: Battery life depends on usage. We quote maximum battery life as stated by the manufacturer. Some machines may achieve substantially less whilst running demanding applications. Pictures are for illustration only. Please contact us if you wish to confirm the specification before ordering.

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18 Comments

13th Jun 2017

Terrible specs for the price.

Original Poster

13th Jun 2017

Fo3
Terrible specs for the price.

Thanks for the reply, can you recommend something else as I'm currently on the lookout

13th Jun 2017

2003bluecat
Thanks for the reply, can you recommend something else as I'm currently … Thanks for the reply, can you recommend something else as I'm currently on the lookout

What's your budget, and what are you looking to use it for?

Original Poster

13th Jun 2017

Fo3
What's your budget, and what are you looking to use it for?

Around £500, could stretch a bit if it's worth it.

Mainly some office work, a bit of media and browsing and some very light photo editing.

Would like it to be as compact and lightweight as possible and would like a touch screen but it's not essential.

I was looking at the Asus UX305 too.

13th Jun 2017

Fo3
Terrible specs for the price.

But its a much classier looking laptop than others at this price, that may well suit people, similar to a 6th gen i3 processor. I would guess you can put a bigger hard drive in it, but you may not be able to increase the memory.

Edited by: "winchman" 13th Jun 2017

13th Jun 2017

Doubtless you can get more bang per buck elsewhere if the measure is pure performance. On the other hand, the Lenovo is more than capable of meeting your computing requirements and has other merits worthy of consideration, for example, an exceptional screen, light weight and above average battery life. Add in the superior design and build quality, then it has a lot to offer. The constant source of pleasure derived from owning a device that is pleasing to look at and handle (even when switched off) should not be discounted. Just saying...

13th Jun 2017

Considering the slim form factor and 1440p screen I think it's a reasonable deal.

Original Poster

13th Jun 2017

Thanks all for your replies. My current laptop has an i3 2310m and that still works for me, just the poor battery life and size of the thing is a bit annoying so need something newer.

Don't need fantastic performance and this looks nice compared to many I've looked at in PC World for similar money.

Will have a read of some reviews but am open to suggestions if anyone has any ideas.

Cheers all

13th Jun 2017

arstechnica.co.uk/gad…ew/
Considering the Xiaomi air 12 is £373 from China with a similar spec, the Yoga is a good price. Not seen anything similar for the price/style.
gearbest.com/lap…d=4

Edited by: "winchman" 13th Jun 2017

13th Jun 2017

What everyone's opinion on this?

No idea as you haven't stated anything at all about it!
Seems a lot for a yoga mat though.

Edited by: "Agharta" 13th Jun 2017

deleted655321

13th Jun 2017

SVP have quite few YOGA 500/510 fairly cheap
example of 14" FHD IPS touchscreen with 1tb hybrid drive, 8gb, i5 6200U with discreet graphics
svp.co.uk/len…tml

Alternative at £349:
svp.co.uk/len…tml

13th Jun 2017

i have this and think its awesome - i knew you get better spec for the money but build quailty is awesome and battery lasts forever

14th Jun 2017

Shame you can only upgrade the storage and not the memory. Lovely computer

14th Jun 2017

Why is this cold? its almost half the retail price. If that isnt a hot deal, then what is?

@2003bluecat, for your use case this should be perfect. The core M processor in this is pretty much designed for office, media consumption and lightweight tasks. This laptop also has one of the largest battery of any core M device, at 54whr, so battery life should be around 9-10 hours for normal web, youtube use. It's thin, light and also comes with a wacom digitizer; if you want to get your art on, take notes etc..
For an indepth review you could check out this:
notebookcheck.net/Len…tml

Edited by: "dogmar" 14th Jun 2017

14th Jun 2017

NAZ17
battery lasts forever

WHAT? have Lenovo developed the perpetual motion device? How did they overcome the first and second laws of thermodynamics? **winks**

As to this being expensive for the specs, Apple have been doing that for years, nothing new in the IT industry...

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Flea

16th Jun 2017

This is an amazing deal. Think of it as an M3 SP4 and the price makes more sense. Build quality and refinement / portability are commensurate with the original RRP nearer £1000.

The "poor specs for the money" brigade are never going to pleased with these sort of devices; They may be happy lugging around 2kg £400 plastic core-I5 laptops with "great specs" but I'm not.

I've got the m7 version and it's absolutely fantastic. Blows my previous Surface out of the water in every single way. Battery life is immense.

16th Jun 2017

davejones22
This is an amazing deal. Think of it as an M3 SP4 and the price makes … This is an amazing deal. Think of it as an M3 SP4 and the price makes more sense. Build quality and refinement / portability are commensurate with the original RRP nearer £1000.The "poor specs for the money" brigade are never going to pleased with these sort of devices; They may be happy lugging around 2kg £400 plastic core-I5 laptops with "great specs" but I'm not.I've got the m7 version and it's absolutely fantastic. Blows my previous Surface out of the water in every single way. Battery life is immense.

I agree

Original Poster

22nd Jun 2017

Thanks for all you input everyone, I went with it the end and really like it, seems to fit my needs well. The battery life is excellent, although it's not too difficult to improve on my 7 year old Sony laptop.Build quality is decent too for a laptop so thin.

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