Lenovo Yoga C940-14 FHD Touch - 10th gen i7-1065G7-12GB - 512GB SSD - Gray

I could not be more happier with a laptop than I am with this one. In the past I have had Surface Pro's, Acer's, Chromebooks, and Dell's. While each one of those has something special about them, this one is above and beyond. It is sleek, smooth and stylish. The hinge is tight, yet not loose. The sound bar is great and is in a perfect position as it's not on the bottom, front, or side of the laptop like most. The keyboard is the best I have typed on for a laptop. The track pad, well it's a track pad. The touchscreen is accurate and responsive. The three USB's (1 - 3.0 & 2 - USB-C) is really nice. However, I believe it'd be nice to have another USB 3.0 on the right side of the laptop. Not at all a deal breaker. The battery has a pretty good life. The few times I have run it down, it's lasted 10-12 hours. That's all dependent on use and screen brightness. I usually keep my brightness on 25% and is still bright enough to see. Every once in a while, heavy use, the fan will spin up. It's not terribly loud, but noticeable. It has a stylus pen, but I do not use it. Also, it is lightweight and travels nicely. I would recommend this to anyone wanting a sleek, lightweight, beefy laptop. I mean, an i7 and 16GB or RAM. It can do pretty much anything you want it to do. For the price compared to other machines, this is a deal.

Beware this seller. Seller clearly states this is a 4K screen. It is not. 1080 is the max resolution. We will see if they try to charge 20% for the returned items. Clearly - deceptive at best, and possibly fraudulent.

Comparing Dell XPS 13, Lenovo Yoga C940 14 and Surface Pro 7 2-in-1's all with i7-1065G7 CPU/GPU.[XPS PROS:]-Up to 32GB RAM > 16GB on others-Slimmest-Fingerprint reader on power button > Yoga on palmrest > SP7 on non-included $160 Type Cover with Fingerprint ID[XPS CONS:]-No USB-A-No black exterior option. The white interior option keyboard is hard to see with the white backlighting-No far field microphones for Alexa or other assistants[YOGA PROS:]-Best screen-to-body ratio (89%) > XPS 84.9% > SP7 76.76%; although the hinge factors into this-Largest screen 14" > XPS 13.4" > SP7 12.3"-Anti-glare customizable option-Deepest key travel-Better Arrow Keys + Home/End/Pg Up/Pg Down layout-Garaged pen with internal charging > magnetically attached on others-Rotating soundbar with Dolby Atmos-Coolest under heavy load, quietest fan > SP7 gets warm > XPS hottest, loudest fan-Fastest Rapid charge (2 hours in 15 minutes)-Largest 65 WHr battery > XPS 51 WHr > SP7 45 WHr[YOGA CONS:]-Shortest 16:9 aspect ratio with large "chin" bezel at bottom of screen face-No MicroSD slot[SP7 PROS:]-Best 3:2 aspect ratio is better for productivity > XPS 16:10 > Yoga 16:9-IR camera for Windows Hello face sign-in, though not useful when docked-Least weight 2.4 lbs > 3 lbs[SP7 CONS:]-Worst battery life (even worse than SP6)-Smallest 12.3" display with thick bezels-No 4K UHD option-No Thunderbolt 3 with PD/DPGreat for use with eGPU for gaming, allows modular upgradability of graphics cards in the future-Keyboard and pen sold separately[CONS OF ALL:]-No HDMI-No dedicated GPU option, though Thunderbolt 3 on XPS and Yoga allows external GPUs for gaming. Not available on SP7[PRICING:]i7, 16GB, 512GB with Windows 10 Home…YOGA 4K $1785 > XPS 4K $1800 > SP7 FHD, type cover, pen $2160[CONCLUSION:]The SP7 was the most expensive when you add the keyboard and pen. The XPS FHD with 32GB RAM came in at $1730. I would like to see a 32GB 4K 512GB option since I don't need that much on-device storage.All have performance improvements over their predecessors thanks to the new 10th gen Intel i7 processors, LPDDR4x RAM and WiFi 6. The Surface Book 2 is too dated to compare here and is clunkier.It's a toss up between the XPS for its 32GB RAM with taller screen, or the Yoga with its USB-A port, better keyboard, and garaged pen, among other things. The extra RAM comes in useful since the integrated graphics will use some of that. The 16GB models easily ran up to 80% CPU, RAM and GPU when driving 2 external monitors and simultaneously running Chrome with 10 tabs, Office apps, iTunes and light gaming. It often sits at 8GB RAM under normal use.Some may appreciate all the ports being on one side as with the Yoga, or having ports on either side as with the XPS. The volume rocker on the SP7 comes in handy. The lighter weight of the SP7 made it the first to be grabbed on the go. The perfect laptop is not quite here yet.

Great laptop, able to do video editing on it and quiet under load. Sound is superior to other ultras and fit and finnish is top notch. 4K screen is gorgeous but be aware if you have brightness in the 70s or higher, expect 3 hours of battery under continuous use. Pre sale support was spot on and unit arrived factory sealed and works great. The USB A port has already shown that it is still a must have in the business place. A winner.

Went online to check register and check the warranty. Turns out warranty was active since 2020. Basically out of a 1 year factory warranty I have 3 months. So I can only assume that this is a USED LAPTOP. Buyer beware. Had to spend $35 on an extended warranty and probably another $25 on a replacement battery warranty. BUYER BEWARE.

replaces an old Windows 7 Dell tower. Wish they didn't load crap software, but not as bad a some do. Love the size and function