Lenovo Yoga Deals & Offers

It's an HD screen, so even if it's not FHD, who at all will ever notice?. Considering that it's only a 14 Inch screen anyway ...

Thanx, much appreciated. :-D

Just don't want to see you buy something you'll regret later (y)

Hehehehehehe, I hear, fair enough, lol, thanx. :-D

E-series was the low-cost option, yes, but I'd still take a Celeron or Atom over an AMD E-series, any day!

Nah didn't bother. Can't really justify 500 quid at the moment!! :(

Any luck lol

Possibly. Not ended yet lol. Watching but it is refurbished. 3 mins.

That’s a bargain

Yeah... Curry's and they spec sheets are not to be trusted... It was this one https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/362450844619 I'm sure there will be more deals. There were lots of others at curry's but didn't have time to look.

Don't mean to necro an old thread, but how have you been getting on with your 530? Have you ran any gaming tests on it? Kind of interested to see how well something like Fortnite would run

In fact I don’t know if I am so unlucky or what Bought two laptops off John Lewis clearance section, took them home the Lenovo 900 series screen was flickering like mad, clearly faulty they apologised, the dell 2 in 1 wouldn’t even switch on. They were sorry!!! Again bought two Lenovo’s from curry’s brand new on eBay Friday with the 10% discount voucher, neither turned up, they said stocking error and refunded me the money

Your welcome, fair enough ...

Thanks but to be fair I am finding every laptop has now issues or bad reviews :(

Maybe this might help alleviate that pain of yours a little: https://www.hotukdeals.com/comments/permalink/34483735

Got it. Not impressed, pretty sure this one would be better in some respects.

I have this tablet and have had it for over a year. Whilst the battery life is great its a piece of garbage. Its sluggish beyond belief even when just trying to use netflix, amazon video or even VLC. It essentially just about manages to run apps, runs out of memory very quickly and then eventually gives up. The screen isnt great either. In short youll have tons of battery life because youll be so sick of trying ot use it youll just turn it off.

AO with £20 cashback. https://ao.com/product/53019354-huawei-mediapad-m3-lite-tablet-grey-52803-252.aspx?&WT.z_PT=Computing&WT.z_AT=Tablet&WT.z_MT=Search&WT.z_MAT=Huawei&WT.z_FT=Free%20Standing&WT.z_PC=53019354&WT.srch=1&WT.z_KW=53019354&WT.z_DT=m&WT.z_RTM=PLA&WT.z_CN=CE%20Genie%20-%20Tablet%20-%20Huawei&WT.z_AG=Brand%20Type

I've got the m3 was lucky enough to buy it for 30 because had a tiny crack top right but not to the screen its really light and fast 3gb ram and full HD screen and good sound by Harman Kardon

The sound on this tablet is amazing and has good bass. Battery lasts very well too. Only downside is it won't have any Android updates past android 6

True, things like video watching / streaming, drawing, web browsing etc. will be fine. Though even light gaming is pretty much impossible and I wouldn't even bother trying. Biggest issue I can see right now is 4GB of RAM. It's just about enough for what I mentioned above, but in the future it will definitely be bogged down with background applications.

Yes I myself am not sold on the 2 in 1 form factor but I suppose it's ideal for a majority of use being light recreational use.

Eeeh, not too sure about this one, I suppose if you really want a 2-in-1 this would be good

Light gaming yes, the only game I've played on it is Star Trek Online and it will play it acceptably at 1080p with just above low settings, all those games are older so I would wager they will all play better, when it's working hard you can hear the fan working but at all other times it's silent.

It's roughly £50 for one stick retail but on trade I can get it around £20 brand new. Oh yeah it's definitely worth it but there's a mental limit on how much we want to spend. From the looks of it the bezel is smaller on the 530, it's probably thinner and lighter too. I don't expect there to be much else apart from the fingerprint reader and better battery management.

You are paying for a 2 in one device rather than standard laptop. You can fold the screen back and use it as a tablet. It has a touch screen and Android can be installed on it . I installed AndY which is free and has no nags/adverts. So although you can buy a laptop with the same spec for less you cannot buy a two in one device like this for less. Although I paid less for this because I took advantage of a double promotion, this is the lowest I have seen it since then.

For this spec, anything near the £500 mark would be a good deal.

Keter shed anyone? Same price as this LOL (excited)

£949.99 from Lenovo :o

Seems expensive to me for the spec.

Store is called "Public".

Slightly OT as I assume nothing here..can I get s recommendation for a7/8 inch tablet to replace nexus 7?? Unfortunately small hands means 10" too big....

There is no Yoga 930 yet.

So that Lenovo Tab 4 with 720p screen and 2GB of RAM was at some point £249? Wow.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/amazon-fire/general/how-to-install-google-play-store-fire-t3486603

I bought one when they were £300 but it stopped working so managed to return it. Was ok but under powered imho At this price it's cold an ipad replaced it and that's been bullet proof for those who need pen etc ipad pro is the best option imho just pay the extra if you need windows then there are better options out there again you get what you pay for

Interesting tablet and keyboard, but weak CPU apparently struggles with tasks beyond browsing and video playback. Bright IPS at 400 nit but not very sharp apparently. Quite slim tablet too, shame about the CPU if only it was a little more mid range. Hot for price as appears cheapest for this, but not for everyone Review: https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/lenovo-yoga-book-1327416/review

Agree on all points, and want to add probably better to also get one with pen support in my son's case.. May be a factor for other parents to consider when buying thier children a PC for university

One of the most important things when buying a laptop for a Uni student is getting one that's reasonably thin and light. Otherwise, lugging around a hulking laptop along with textbooks all day will drive him/her nuts and they probably won't tell you about it so as not to cause offence! The other 2 things worth looking about for are: - good battery life (desks in libraries, lecture halls aren't necessarily adjacent to power sockets and you can't realistically leave a laptop unattended whilst charging). - a decent keyboard (for obvious reasons!) I'd give this Lenovo a big swerve if you're looking for a laptop for a student.

Thanks for the suggestion, though I'm looking for 15.6 screen ideally. I don't need it till new job in a month or so, I'm just keeping an eye out atm (prime day was annoyingly bad)

Hi, this any good? I think it's perfect for uni. Long battery life and quality IPS display with touch function. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Acer-Spin-5-13-3-Inch-Intel-i3-2GHz-4GB-128GB-Windows-Laptop-Black-/332562572122

Lets just agree to disagree. I have DDR3 in my main PC which I use for gaming still. Yes it is sufficient. However I bought my RAM 4-5 years ago. If I was buying a new laptop now for around £400 I would expect to get DDR4 RAM. An I3 with 4GB RAM and a 500GB normal hdd (not sshd) would be sufficient for what most people will use this laptop for. However the point still stands that it is around £400 and therefore one should expect budget-mid range specs but still the latest generation. 7think7 did not say the technology was useless, that was your own judgement. I agree with them that for this price you should expect DDR4 that is all. Don't be so quick to criticise perfectly valid comments.

You are full of rubbish and negativity. I recently bought the Yoga 920 after using I have the Yoga 700 for 3 years with a 6500u processor which is pretty much half the performance of the 8250u. The Yoga 700 is very very decent and battery life is still very good. There is a price premium on the touch screen and fold able mode. The tablet mode would be useful for presentations etc, don't use it much, but the touchscreen is a feature I don't want to live without anymore it's simply brilliant and takes so much strain away from your hands. It is a mid level premium laptop and doesn't suffer half of what you accuse it off.

I bought mine last blackfriday, I did not have any of the problems you are reporting. wifi drops if tou connect a all metal usb to the right port, but that is a common problem on ultrabooks. i had no issues with colour or hinges, but my panel is lg (LGD04BF) Thunderbolt works great connected to a HPomen accelerator

Not sure, I don't think so, but then I probably wouldn't notice. Have you thought about looking at one in Currys or John Lewis if you think yours isn't right.

Does the LG panel have a warm/yellow tint?

Sorry for the delay. I am now on my third laptop. Was happy with second but after a few days the screen backlight started flickering/flashing like crazy. Was definitely hardware rather than driver as it was doing it on the bios screen also. 2nd and 3rd both LG panels, no idea on the first one. Fingers crossed for this one as it's a nice bit of kit.

This is proper Android and no Amazon bloat on it

I have the tab & projector version a few years old now but still going strong. These are really good battery is pretty good. The only issue is they do not do software updates. We only just got Andriod 6 on them about a year ago and that was a pretty stock basiv version. So be prepared to be stuck on the last Andriod version.

Superb tablet, great battery life and recently updated to Android 7. Bought this last time around, it came boxed and was unmarked. Doesn't come with a case but they are cheap enough.

I have this tablet and it is a beast. Battery lasts forever, screen is great, superb sound, and really fast. Kickstand is a superb idea and just makes sense. I'd be tempted to get another if I could find a reason

are these any good? say compared to the amazon fire 10HD?

Thanks OP and @carlblakemore and @45ure and @SFL I just bought it for my Mum, using Argos on ebay, with the 10% off code, so got it for £274 (incl shipping) She bought a similar model with about the same specs 2 years ago, so she'll sell the old one, probably for about the same price :)

I suspect it might be a different model ... As I have the Lenovo YOGA 510 too (but the AMD A9 chip version). Though yes it can slow a bit (I have habit at time's of having multiple things open at the same time, etc), but either way, I'd suspect it's be much zippier than the A6 version of the same?. And my one has a much more superior screen on it in every way (the "Full-HD version has IPS screen" you speak of, and not the TN). The touchscreen on mine is very responsive - though ironically, I don't always use the 'touch' feature as much as I blatantly should be (considering ... ) The hinges haven't gone pair shaped yet either (I've had mine for a few Month's shy of 1 Year now?). The battery life on it though, COULD be a bit better though mind ... Mine is the 1TB HDD version too, but I believe the one (same model, etc), that came with SSD, has a better battery life on it though. That's my humble analysis on it anyway ...

Could you link me to that review? Might be a different model, the Full-HD version has IPS screen. This has a TN.

It's been this price for quite long. Just bare in mind the touchscreen adds mechanics to the screen of course and the touch doesn't last very long. It'll break after the one year warranty within a few months after it expires. I work there and trust me, it has happened countless times.

Argos only 299.99 currently

I can get 10% off Lenovo any day of the week through Perkbox.

Any advice if the Ideapad 310 i5 at £314.99 is a good deal, looking for a laptop basic use, mainly browsing documents etc, no gaming. Seems better than the i3 but wondering if I am missing something. Thanks

If you have good RAM and the PC isn't bogged down by badly written apps, then it shouldn't make a difference. Obviously those are big Ifs, but I'm sure he was just trying to be "technically" correct.

Not my experience with 4gb before I upgraded to 8gb under win 10. Having many browser tabs open seems to work best when it can take free ram.

I think they're trying to say that Windows RAM optimisation means more free RAM is automatically a good sign. What's important is that when you need it, the RAM can be easily free'd up.

OOS now...sorry about massive link https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lenovo-Tab-3-Plus-10-1-Inch-Full-HD-16GB-Android-WiFi-Tablet-Black-/332387599801?rmvSB=true&ul_ref=http%3A%2F%2Frover.ebay.com%2Frover%2F1%2F710-53481-19255-0%2F1%3Fff3%3D4%26pub%3D5574894536%26toolid%3D10001%26campid%3D5336549684%26customid%3D1485832033%26mpre%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.ebay.co.uk%252Fitm%252FLenovo-Tab-3-Plus-10-1-Inch-Full-HD-16GB-Android-WiFi-Tablet-Black-%252F332387599801%26srcrot%3D710-53481-19255-0%26rvr_id%3D1552046878671%26rvr_ts%3Dc4ee4c231630ab15a567c29cfffa7605&_mwBanner=1&_rdt=1&ul_noapp=true

This deal is oos btw, pita. Ymmv ttfn.

Linky please.

What about plus model for 107£.refurbished Argos ebay ..

Fire 10 HD(2017) is worth the money, especially when the offer.A decent fast mid range device.

Guess it depends what you need it for then, all the browsers and apps I use work on anything over android 4.

I didn't say it can do more, I said it will become redundant sooner. Apps will no longer run etc... Don't get me wrong it'll be a very good tablet to use but for me personally the outlay at this price point should have a minimum on android 7. You've had 3 years out of yours which is great but it's approaching the end of its lifespan in terms of software compatability which for a new tablet purchase isn't worth it imo. You got yours at the right time & had your money's worth.

Lol I've been using my tab 2 for the past 3 years on lolipop, it's been used intensively daily as a tablet and sat nav, been to about 20 countries (including India) and still going strong. What can android 7 do that can make older models redundant?

Why isn't anyone trying to get tablets back on the market lazy!

Isn't this stuck on old android? The build & performance is supposedly good on these things but they get let down by the lack of OS upgrades. If this was on android 7 then you could argue you'd get a good couple of years out of it but anything lower will be redundant much quicker.

Try this out. 1. Backup stuff you need/want 2. Factory reset 3. Check for update I had 7.1.1 for a long while now.

Mine is brilliant, one of the best tablets around. Good screen, good battery life, fast enough. The form factor is ergonomic for watching movies, typing and reading books.

The one I had wouldn’t. It was stuck on 6 and no amount of manual attempts would budge it. Maybe things have changed in the ten days or so since I returned it.

I have the original version which is still going strong after 3 years. No more updates, but have had no problems at all.

This will update OTA to android version 7.1.1,may need to do a manual update search to trigger update.Great tablet,fairly quick good screen and speakers.Battery ranges from good to great timewise and charges quickly,best sticking to the supplied charger though.Got mine for £200 from Argos using a quidco cashback,bargain.

Depends on personal preference, Nebo from Windows Appstore(and for Android) for £3.50 is a good input method.

Yes, German model is German keys. I have a UK one, when the keyboard is not lit up, I can see the UK keys are pre-set. You can see change the Windows keyboard, but you will still see the pre-set UK keys. A workaround is to use its on screen virtual keyboard or an external keyboard.

I love the innovation but not the real world usability. That Atom chip is woefully underpowered and that keyboard is pretty much useless as a typing device. This device really needs to be around £200 to make it feasible, particularly with the availability of so many Windows laptops at that price. Even though its not a particularly good tablet OS, I'd say Android is probably more suited to this type of device than Windows

Love mine, keyboard does take some getting used to, it's not really for writing an essay, but for a quick email, browsing the net etc, it's great. Although I am on my second as the first one died suddenly after a few months.

German keyboard I assume?

Anyone know how this compares with the Yoga 3 Plus ? I just got one of those from Amazon last week for just over 300 quid and now seeing this with more memory, more storage and a projector for cheaper than I bought by 3 Plus for, I'm seriously considering sending the plus back. Only down side I can see if the difference in CPU's , is the Intel Atom or the Octacore Snapdragon better? Thanks.

Thanks to OP have been looking for a decent tablet for a while just brought this

Installs steam link. Projects on living room wall. 50" gaming.

back at £299.99 for anyone who missed out previously

I have the slightly older version of this tablet - decent speakers but the firmware is still full of bugs and it can slow down quickly...Lenovo just need to invest properly in this...