Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro review: Specs of the Windows convertible Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro includes a display that shows off “silky and sharp” images. The 2-in-1’s screen has been described as better than Mac’s Retina and is a great value for a laptop cum tablet.

The 13.3-inch screen of the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro has a resolution of 3800 x 1200 pixels, which leads Engadget to describe it as “gorgeous” and “best in its class.” It’s incredibly sharp the 72 percent color gamut guarantees that tones are vibrant without being oversaturated. The Yoga 2 Pro also has viewing angles that are wide, the gadget review site noted, and with its IPS technology has some very effective low-glare coating.

The Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro is only 0.61-inch thick and its design makes it easy for it to be propped open with the keyboard portion serving as base or kickstand. The hybrid machine doesn’t sport a lot of ports and switches, the power switch located on the front right (in laptop mode) is tiny.

Most reviews for the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro comes with a notable recommendation, PC World 4/5 starts review recap below:

“The Yoga 2 Pro combination laptop/tablet is a superior experience in either role, and its ultra-high-resolution display is awesome. But the dual design slightly compromises the typing experience.”

Engadget says that the Yoga 2 Pro fixes many of the issues from the original, with the display being sharper and the overall package slimmed down. It’s versatility as a Windows convertible is highly regarded, thanks to a sturdy hinge. Similar with what PC World observed, the typing experience has been compromised due to a few shrunken keys.
Pricing for this tablet is on the competitive and budget-friendly side. A quick look on Amazon shows that a variant of the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro with an Intel iCore i7 processor, 256GB SSD, and 8GB RAM sells for $1,148.88.