Lenovo Yoga 730 (15.6-inch, 2018)

Decent power for applications and games ; Excellent exterior design ; Comfortable ergonomics ; Solid screen and speakers ; Cheaper than its key rival

Dell XPS has more speed ; Screen could be a little better ; Battery life inconsistent

Solid build quality ; Enjoyable in tablet use ; Excellent productivity performance ; Competitive pricing

Mediocre battery life ; Keyboard feels lifeless ; Not the best display

Sturdy build ; Well-done trackpad ; Fast charging

Weak speakers ; Battery life just OK ; Slightly heavy

The Lenovo Yoga 730 is a good mix of durability, portability, performance and affordability. Here’s a well-made, compact device that allows you to perform your typical daily workload without a hitch. The battery life could be better, as could the...

Reasonable battery life for a powerful machine ; Large display with minimal bezel (to three sides anyway) ; Variety of ports covers old and new ; Built-in fingerprint scanner ; JBL speakers are loud (assuming correct relative position)

Bespoke charging port is a wasted opportunity ; No SD card slot ; Massive bottom bezel generates oversized footprint ; Small trackpad ; Some fan noise under low pressure ; Speakers often covered for muffled sound

In its 15-inch form the Lenovo Yoga 730 offers a good typing experience, ultra-crisp visuals from its 4K display and plenty of power to churn through tasks. However, the processor and screen combination limit battery life somewhat, while the overall...

Discrete Nvidia graphics ; Full 360-degree hinge ; Solid build ; Bundled Active Pen 2

Poorly thought-out holder for Active Pen 2 ; Moderate battery life ; Bulky and heavy

Good build quality;91% sRGB coverage (Innolux N145HCE-EN1 (CMN15E8));Upgradable storage and memory;Lack of harmfull PWM (Innolux N145HCE-EN1 (CMN15E8));Backlit keyboard;One of the fastest Core i5-8250U performances on the market;Lenovo Active Pen...

Gets noisy under a heavy workload;Mushy keyboard with small sized keys;Underperforming GTX 1050