Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro Review, Specs: 13.3-Inch Display, 10-Point Multi-Touch HD Graphics & Premium Keyboard, Touchpad Makes Tablet’s Design Excellent

Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro review, specs: Some of the quick things one can easily spot on the Lenovo Yoga 2, which has 13.3-inch display and a 10-point multi-touch HD graphics is that it can offer more than just the ability to extend its display back to 300 degrees.

The screen of the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro can reach all the way to the bottom of the ultrabook’s base and allows a wider range of uses for the Yoga 2 Pro as it can be used in standard laptop mode and be extended and treated as Standard or Tent mode. When you let the tablet reach all the way to the bottom, it goes on its Tablet mode.

According to Uber Gizmo, when you maneuver the display to use the ultrabook in a new mode, the hinge offers a bit of resistance when you attempt to move it. The resistance isn’t too hard and is just tough enough where the Yoga 2 Pro can be used in multiple positions without the screen suddenly moving during use.

Each mode is presented in a logical fashion and although when it comes to Tablet mode, it’s a bit strange to hold the Yoga 2 Pro at its rear to get a handle on the keys.

The keyboard and touchpad of the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, though well-designed and place, goes inactive in tablet mode. This allows the user to rest a bit easier, avoiding accidental key presses. Uber Gizmo suggests that Lenovo should consider some kind of cover for the keyboard when using the next Yoga in tablet mode, or make the display able to turn so the keyboard could be covered.

The Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro’s 13.3-inch QHD display is surrounded by a strong black bezel. It measures around 1-inch at its sides and .5 at the top and a little over 2-inch at the bottom. The top bezel features the Lenovo log at the top left, while the middle is where the ultrabook’s webcam is located, noted Uber Gizmo. The Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro’s bottom bezel has a touch-based Windows logo.

Lenovo Yoga 2’s display is connected to the base by two silver hinges, which helps guide the displays when moving it.