Cheapest it has ever been according to the camels.
Lenovo Yoga Book. Productivity On-The-Go. Amazing 2-in-1 Tablet for Ultimate Productivity. This is one Book you can’t put down… and you don’t need to! This tablet is just 9.6 mm thick and has a brilliant 10.1" IPS FHD display, but is also an amazing 2-in-1 productivity powerhouse. Equipped with a Halo Keyboard and Real Pen input device, you can use Lenovo Yoga Book to type, take notes, browse the web, and even draw. The productivity-optimized Book UI lets you open and work on multiple apps at once, stay totally organized, and go all-day with 15 hours of battery life.
All comments (22)
pedd
24 May 172#1
This is the device with 'keyboard' that is really a flat Wacom-like touchpad. The keyboard lights up and has some haptic feedback I think. I was really interested in this device but reviews but me off, the keyboard not really up to the task for productivity.
This is is the android rather than the windows version.
Daywalker04
24 May 171#2
Overall reviews are very good, although many seem to be based on free test-devices, so not sure how reliable. Keyboard might take some time to get used to (if at all).
I'm still undecided, don't need the stylus function for example... any good alternatives in this price range for 2in1s?
S.c.0.TT.y
24 May 172#3
If you have primenow in your area, knock a further £10 down by using the code 10OFF40
humadoon
24 May 171#4
i have this notebook its beautiful i thought that browsing internet would be an issue butbits pretry smooth as far as keyboard is concerned you get used to it after few days, i have swirched the vibration and tone off ..
highly recommended
CoeK to humadoon
25 May 17#14
This doesn't fill me with much confidence regarding the keyboard :smiley:
humadoon
24 May 171#5
oh and battery life is good maybe not 15 hours as its claimed but 9 to 10 hours
S.c.0.TT.y to humadoon
24 May 171#6
Nice.
Can you comment on the sound quality on films?
PeterGalbavy
24 May 17#7
I bought this (and posted a deal) last time the Android one was around this price. After 3 moths+ of using it as my principle tablet it's "OK". I use the keyboard but not the stylus much. Having 4GB RAM does make it quite good at coping with almost anything.
It's still a lot of money for a tablet, but it's more reasonable than the normal price, which is far too high.
Also note that the note taking app on *Android* does not do OCR even though Lenovo demoed it doing that at launch. The Windows one does. But even with this is £90 more.
humadoon to PeterGalbavy
24 May 17#9
i bought the windows model its quite fast, never used the pen feature for drawing though.
i dont like the bit where you have to open it when its folded not very smooth.
how long does the battery last on Android on windows its 9 to 10 hours
humadoon
24 May 171#8
sound quality is great and pretty loud tbh
gsusx
24 May 171#10
tried the keyboard in currys the other day was actually quite surprised :'(
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Lenovo Yoga Book. Productivity On-The-Go. Amazing 2-in-1 Tablet for Ultimate Productivity. This is one Book you can’t put down… and you don’t need to! This tablet is just 9.6 mm thick and has a brilliant 10.1" IPS FHD display, but is also an amazing 2-in-1 productivity powerhouse. Equipped with a Halo Keyboard and Real Pen input device, you can use Lenovo Yoga Book to type, take notes, browse the web, and even draw. The productivity-optimized Book UI lets you open and work on multiple apps at once, stay totally organized, and go all-day with 15 hours of battery life.
All comments (22)
This is is the android rather than the windows version.
I'm still undecided, don't need the stylus function for example... any good alternatives in this price range for 2in1s?
highly recommended
Can you comment on the sound quality on films?
It's still a lot of money for a tablet, but it's more reasonable than the normal price, which is far too high.
Also note that the note taking app on *Android* does not do OCR even though Lenovo demoed it doing that at launch. The Windows one does. But even with this is £90 more.
i dont like the bit where you have to open it when its folded not very smooth.
how long does the battery last on Android on windows its 9 to 10 hours