Lenovo Yoga 710 (15.6-Inch, 2016)

Very thin. Excellent battery life. Discrete 3D graphics. Includes fingerprint reader for use with Windows Hello.

Heavy and bulky for a convertible. Adapter necessary for micro HDMI port. No USB-C ports. Keyboard lacks full-size right Shift key.

The 15-inch Lenovo Yoga 710 is an excellent convertible laptop if you enjoy watching videos on a large screen. Its battery life will take you through most transoceanic plane trips, unless you're flying to Australia or New Zealand. It's also a strong...

Clicky, responsive keyboard; Great display; Solid performance

Fewer ports than competitors offer; Tinny speakers

Premium yet modest design ; Comfortable keyboard ; Large, edgeless touchscreen with UHD option ; Aluminum chassis ; NVIDIA graphics option

Small right SHIFT key ; Audio is somewhat muddy

The YOGA 710 is proof that reasonably powerful 15-inch laptops don’t have to be back-breaking behemoths. This model may not be an ultrabook, but it’s not that far removed from one, and you get excellent hardware options in exchange for that little...

Well-rounded performance ; Comfortable keyboard ; Attractive display ; Strong battery life

Well-rounded performance ; Comfortable keyboard ; Attractive display ; Strong battery life

Great build quality ; Beautiful screen ; JBL sound ; Versatile four modes of use ; Windows 10 ; Nvidia graphics (on some models)

A bit heavy ; McAfee software ; Downfiring speakers

Lenovo continues to make great hardware and the Lenovo Yoga 710 15″ is another great laptop that deserves consideration in your next laptop hunt.

Great looking 1080p screen, tablet and laptop functions, great design and build quality, very portable and easy to move with.

Limited by the m processors, these work great but obviously not as powerful and robust as the core i series.

The Lenovo Yoga 710 is a really a great laptop if you want to be on the move and able to still get email, documents, and web browsing done. Works great as a streaming media machine as well as the display is crispy. Battery life is super so long as you...

Having all perfect connections ; Flexible For everything you do ; Surround Sound is very rich ; Dazzling Display ; Powerful performance and light weight

No USB-C ports ; Keyboard key issues ; Bulky and heavy for a convertible ; Muddy Audio ; Shift key at right is very small

Lenovo revealed its first Yoga around the same time that Microsoft launched Windows 8. In that time, it’s slowly refreshed everything about them. The keyboards aren’t too shallow anymore. Power button placement has improved. More importantly, Intel has...