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Sehr leichtes 14-Zoll-Convertible
Bedienung
Sehr komfortabel
Vielseitig einsetzbar
Sehr hochwertig verarbeitetes Convertible
Reichhaltige Ausstattung
Exzellente Tastatur
Hervorragende Systemleistung
Stift in Basiseinheit einsteckbar
Sehr gute Grafikeigenschaften
Optional mit OLED-Display erhältlich
Umfangreiches Zubehör verfügbar
Sehr schlank und leicht
Gute Leistung
2-in-1 Vielseitigkeit
Gute Tastatur / Touchpad
Kommt mit Wacom AES Stift
Große Farb- / Graustufen-Genauigkeit nach Kalibrierung
Robustes Gehäuse
Beleuchtete und spritzwassergeschützte Tastatur
Hohe Leistung
Leichtes
Gut verarbeitetes Gehäuse
Convertible Features (360° Scharnier
Wacom Digitizer)
Ausgezeichnete Eingabegeräte
OLED Display mit perfektem Kontrast und riesigem Farbraum
Slow SSD, Very reflective panel, Stiff hinge with noisy mechanism
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga is a sleek business 2-in-1 that will last a full workday whether you're banging out spreadsheets or drawing on the touch screen...
Super-slim and light yet strong. Wacom AES pen included in silo. Fast performance, versatile 2-in-1 design, superb keyboard. Ample ports with Lenovo's OneLink+ docking connector and WiGig being a reasonable stand-in for USB-C. One of the few laptops avail
Expensive. Very good but not great IPS displays
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga is not only everything we wished the generation 1 through 3 ThinkPad X1 Carbon models would have been (better screen, more ports, better specs for the price), it's more. It has the 360 degree hinge for versatility--look ma, it'...
Lenovo's new ThinkPad laptops bring with them some subtle yet welcome upgrades that will no doubt appeal to those in the market for a new biz laptop; they're now thinner and lighter than before, offers souped-up internals in the form of Intel's latest 8th...
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Veröffentlicht: 2018-12-05, Autor: Tom , Testbericht von: itpro.co.uk
Nifty security features, Super fast SSD speeds, Excellent connectivity options, Ultrabright, vivid touchscreen
CPU could be faster, Gets very, very warm, Hugely expensive for topspecs
Combining the power and functionality of the ThinkPad range with the versatility and flexibility of the Yoga family, Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Yoga offers an appealing proposition for business users, although it's let down by a disappointing battery life an...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-04-02, Autor: Mark , Testbericht von: Digitaltrends.com
Display is spectacular, bright, and colorful, Solid productivity performance, Mostly solid build quality, Great soft-touch feel
Very expensive, Thicker and heavier than many competing 2-in-1s, Disappointing battery life
No. The ThinkPad line has lost some of its cachet given the upward mobility of Lenovo's competition, and there are thinner, lighter, and longer-lasting convertible 2-in-1s available for significantly less money...
There's plenty to get excited about here, including a good quality display (with an OLED option too), and particularly given this 2-in-1's size, it offers an impressive array of ports. The X1 Yoga also comes with a stylus, is very nicely built and designe
This isn't a cheap hybrid, but there aren't many major issues here. Our biggest problem with the X1 Yoga is the battery life which is disappointing, and you can't switch the power pack out for a bigger capacity model. There are also a few slight niggles s
The ThinkPad X1 Yoga will appeal to those looking for a great all-rounder hybrid, regardless of the cost. It is supremely versatile, switching between tablet and laptop mode and everything in between.Blending the best of the ThinkPad and the Yoga ranges p...
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Veröffentlicht: 2016-03-29, Autor: Matt , Testbericht von: Digitaltrends.com
Lots of connectivity, Excellent keyboard and touchpad with trackpointer support, Stunning display options, including OLED, Core i7 performs well, and is affordable, Long battery life
Too large for extended tablet use, Mediocre display contrast, Runs hot under heavy system load
Lenovo's pricing changes frequently, but our review unit currently sells for about $1,850. That's a lot of money, but it's not unusual for the category. The Toshiba Satellite Radius 12 maxes out at $1,400 with a Core i7, but only has a 256GB SSD. Dell's...
