Lenovo Yoga 310-11IAP 11.6-Inch Notebook - (Black) (Intel Celeron N3450, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMMC, Windows 10)

I have waited for a while before writing this review to see how it worked out. The answer is very well. For a basic user like me this machine does the job at a very reasonable price. Predictive typing which actually works is a bonus. Solid build quality and decent battery life for my needs.Now we have reached December and the machine has battery failure. Amazon does not cover it. The seller does not cover it. Seemingly at less than 12 months old l must write it off or return it for repair. a refund is out of the question. Not happy, not atall happy. Caveat emptor.

I wanted a small laptop to use when on the bus and at university. I had quite a low budget so my expectations were pretty low really... Just something to type up essays on/make presentations/excel spreadsheets/browse the internet. I was pleasantly surprised when this arrived. It looks nice and is very lightweight. I expected maybe the occasional lag or it to be a bit slow loading pages but for me always been pretty snappy. I've been using it for the past few weeks and I seems to deal with a decent amount of tabs (I've had about 10-20 open most of the time but haven't tried more). Netflix runs smoothly and when I tested it running 5ish YouTube videos at a time I was impressed! Only things to bear in mind was that Windows needed updating - this took less than an hour if I remember correctly. The memory is also pretty low (taken a Star off for this) but this hasn't bothered me as I store most of my files online and haven't downloaded many extra apps onto it. I'm not sure about whether this is expandable, but would guess that most people looking at this laptop aren't using it as their main computer. I haven't tried anything like video editing; it might cope but this isn't something that I do frequently and I probably wouldn't rely on this laptop if I needed to.The screen is decent and the speakers surprised me by not being too tinny. I was worried about the whole thing being too small and cramped to work on, but once I'm using it I don't notice a massive difference between this and much bigger laptops, although this may be because I have small hands. I love the touchscreen for scrolling and any task where you keep needing to jump from one side of the screen to the other, which can be frustrating to do with a trackpad. Having said that, and as someone who hates track pads, the one on this is perfectly fine.I've found that it holds it battery fine. I'm not sure about the 6 hours that I think they said, but probably 4 or 5 with battery saver on. Obviously, that depends on use.All in all, for most uses this laptop is a decent choice at a good price. It's obviously not the very best out there, but at a tiny fraction of the price it's definitely enough for kids, students and anyone whose work doesn't involve really high powered programmes or lots of storage. To be honest, I wouldn't have been disappointed if I'd have paid a couple hundred more for this.

Was not working properly awful customer service

I already own this product myself. I loved the ease of changing windows and changing apps. Unfortunatly so did my daughter who actually took over mine leaving her laptop unused. So I bought her the same one. That way I got mine back. So we both love it lol

I was looking for a Windows based tablet or laptop weighing less than 1.5 kgs to use on my hour long one way commute, reasonable specs, with enough memory to handle Windows 10 updates and MS Office, and battery life of around 5 hours.Bought this for £250. I first updated the Windows (took a few hours) and was left with around 10GB free memory. I used the Novo button to reset the laptop and it deleted the previous versions and after removing pre-installed bloatware I was left with around 30GB free which was enough for my software installation needs. One thing I had not realised as it is not mentioned in the description or any of the reviews was that a full sized SD card would poke out of the laptop and I wouldn't be able to commute with this as it might damage the SD card and hence my device. I ended up ordering a 128GB micro SD card and bought a BASEQI aluminum microSD Adapter for MacBook Pro Retina 13". After sanding down the sides was able to insert it into the SD card slot nicely without anything protruding.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B012F38H9A/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1The battery life on this is around 3 to 4 hours on fairly light usage which is sub-optimal, so I have ordered an additional charger to charge it in the office for the return journey.It has a UK Keyboard which is useful. The keys are not bad for typing and I am writing this review using this device.I had thought of returning this for the short battery life but I like being able to use this like a tablet on the train, and it doesn't weigh much, so have hence decided to keep it.Altogether, it had come to around £315 including everything above.Hope this helps. Will update if anything goes wrong with it.

Very pleased with my Lenovo Yoga, its of good quality and the perfect size and weight to work anywhere The keyboard is nice to use (as a typist i like the spring) and useful as you can also use the touch screen at the same time too. It good to have the 64GB has been essential as it comes with Windows 10 which requires a higher space/storage and speed.

Had it 18 months and now stuck in a loop when booting up. So that’s more money down the drain. No one seems able to help so it looks like buying yet another laptop.