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Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (10.8-inch, 2018)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (10.8-inch, 2018)
alaScore 87

40 reviews

May, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 40 reviews of Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (10.8-inch, 2018). The average rating for this product is 3.8/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the size and reliability. The design and screen are also appreciated. The usability and performance get mixed comments. The connectivity and touchpad get negative views.

portability, screen, design, reliability, size

keyboard, price, battery, touchpad, connectivity

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (10.8-inch, 2018) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 87/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by (engadget.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 Review: An expensive experiment

 

The Yoga Book C930 is an engineering marvel, and swapping its keys for an e-ink display is groundbreaking. But the addition of a drawing pad and (limited) e-reader functionality don't necessarily make up for a weaker typing experience. If you can touch...

Solid build quality ; Good battery life ; Keyboard is fine for short bursts of typing ; Flexibility for drawing and e-reading is good for trips

Sluggish performance ; Bezel-heavy design showing its age in 2018 ; Touchscreen keyboard isn't great for hammering out long documents

It's a truth universally acknowledged that companies will charge inflated prices for new technology. Sometimes it's for prestige, and sometimes it's just to make back all that R&D cash. That doesn't mean I can't rail against the industry expecting...

Oct, 2018

Expert review by : Dan Ackerman (cnet.com)

The half-E Ink Lenovo Yoga Book C930 may be the most unusual laptop of the year

 

With one standard display and a second E Ink one with an on-screen keyboard, this slim folding 2-in-1 takes a little getting used to.

The revamped Yoga Book improves on the original version, with a better typing experience and more powerful hardware. The small size is great for travelling.

Using an E Ink keyboard and touchpad full time is never going to be as good as the real thing. The E Ink second screen bizarrely can't read Kindle e-books. Battery life is short for a highly portable laptop.

The Yoga Book C930 is an adventurous, risk-taking laptop that skirts the conventional thinking on portable computers. The result is interesting, sometimes fun, but often frustrating.

Oct, 2018

Expert review by : Dieter Bohn (theverge.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 review: two screens and lots of compromises

 

Easy to love, hard to live with.

Thin and light ; Fast enough processor ; Full Windows 10 ; USB-C

E Ink screen software is slow and buggy ; Not comfortable for long typing sessions ; No headphone jack ; Too expensive

This new 2-in-1 Windows 10 gadget has two screens, but can a versatile E Ink screen really replace your keyboard? Dieter Bohn reviews this fascinating and frustrating new device.

Oct, 2018

Expert review by : Laptop Mag (laptopmag.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930

 

The Lenovo Yoga Book C930 offers a host of innovations in an ultrathin chassis, but it's hamstrung by older components.

Incredibly thin, light and versatile design; Precision Pen delivers excellent writing experience; Vibrant display

Expensive; Subpar battery life; Not for touch typists

Oct, 2018

Expert review by : Eliane Fiolet (ubergizmo.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 Review

 

The touch activated dual-display Yoga Book C930 is a “one a kind” computing device that cannot be categorized under any existing market segment...

High-end build quality, beautifully designed ; Ultra-thin and ultra-compact clamshell chassis, excellent for traveling ; Great Full Windows 10 performance for such a tiny clamshell form factor ; Two USB-C ports with charging ; Fantastic handwriting and...

Slow charging (2 hours) ; No audio jack ; More RAM would be better ; Keyboard is fine for short burst of typing, not great for long sessions ; Lack of popular ebook formats (only PDF support for now, no Mobi and EPUB support)

Dec, 2018

Expert review by : Christian Hintze (notebookcheck.net)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (i5-7Y54, LTE, E-Ink) Convertible Review

 

3-in-1 convertible. The new Yoga Book has an E-Ink display instead of a keyboard and can be considered a combination of a laptop, a tablet and an e-reader. On top of that, you can also digitalize text and drawings with this all-rounder. The device is...

3 in 1: laptop, tablet & e-reader ; significantly more powerful than its predecessor ; very good display ; LTE ; decent SSD ; no loss in performance in battery mode ; very small and light ; E-Ink input options: pen, touch, keyboard ; silent and...

limited port selection ; no headphone jack ; battery runtime is worse than that of its predecessor ; no keyboard backlighting ; performance drops under strong load ; microSD slot must be opened with a pin ; bad camera ; touchpad is too small

The new Yoga Book features an E-Ink display that makes it very unique. Its biggest advantage is its versatility. It is extremely small and light and can be used for drawing on, as a notebook or tablet or as an e-reader. But of course this flexibility...

Dec, 2018

Expert review by : John Velasco (phonearena.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 Review

 

We had some reservations about the Lenovo Yoga Book last year when we reviewed it, as the ambitious hybrid tablet introduced some rather intriguing concepts – most notably, ditching the classic physical keyboard for a razor-thin, touch-sensitive one....

Thin and light design ; Excellent battery life ; Powerful enough to handle 4K video editing ; More utility thanks to e-ink display

Keyboard still requires a lot of practice & patience ; No backlighting with e-ink display ; microSD slot can’t be accessed easily ; E-ink display doesn’t support e-book formats

Dec, 2018

Expert review by : Helena Stone (geekspin.co)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 review: The quirkiest and most futuristic 2-in-1 yet

 

Do you recall the Yoga Book that was announced back at IFA in 2016? It was the star of the show back then, and it made waves again when Lenovo announced its predecessor at IFA Do you recall the Yoga Book that was announced back at IFA in 2016? It was...

Futuristic design ; Versatile form factor ; Extremely travel-friendly ; Doubles as an e-reader ; Excellent display ; Pen included ; Improved performance and keyboard ; Fingerprint reader ; Solid 10 hour battery life

E-ink display ; lacks ebook support ; On-screen trackpad is too close to the keys ; Sketching with e-ink is laggy ; Knock to open feature is flakey

The Yoga Book is one of the most unique gadgets of 2018

Nov, 2018

Expert review by : Max Buondonno (matridox.com)

Lenovo Yoga Book C930 Review: An Expensive, Compelling Companion Lenovo Yoga Book C930 Review: An Expensive, Compelling Companion - Matridox

 

Lenovo's latest Yoga Book is a solid companion gadget to your laptop, and that's the point. Lenovo's latest Yoga Book is a solid companion gadget to your laptop, and that's the point.

Jul, 2019

Expert review by : Scott Jantz (HyperDog Digital)

Lenovo C930 Yoga Book Review

 

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