Lenovo Yoga 3 (14-inch, 2014) Series

69% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

In price, performance, and design, the Yoga 3 is unfortunately outclassed on nearly every front. The loud fans, dim display, and awkward ergonomics make the Yoga 3 feel like a relic of the past compared to the slick designs of the R13 and T300 Chi.

Innovative hinge mechanism. Full HD display with 10-point touch. Nine hours of battery life in testing.

Feels huge in Tablet mode. Shallow keys on keyboard. Aggressive dimming by the adaptive brightness function. Proprietary micro HDMI port requires dongle. Bloatware.

The Lenovo Yoga 3 14 shows improvements over the 13-inch Lenovo Yoga 2 13, like a larger screen, while retaining a thin profile and its 360-degree Yoga hinge. It's a well-equipped laptop whose convertible form factor offers greater flexibility in terms...

Flexible multimode design; Rich JBL stereo speakers; Strong battery life ; Dim screen; Runs warm on bottom ; The Yoga 3 14 is a solid 2-in-1 with a flexible design, long battery life and quality speakers, but the display doesn't shine.

Dim screen; Runs warm on bottom ; The Yoga 3 14 is a solid 2-in-1 with a flexible design, long battery life and quality speakers, but the display doesn't shine.

The Yoga 3 14 is a solid 2-in-1 with a flexible design, long battery life and quality speakers, but the display doesn't shine.

can handle games, versatile chassis construction, high-contrast display, fast SSD, practical battery runtimes, good WLAN signal, basically usable input devices, but

touchscreen issues during the review, software bugs, continuous whining in operation, limited usability outdoors, significant CPU throttling during the stress test, slight GPU throttling during the stress test, micro-HDMI port, torsion resistance could...

The concept of the review unit is promising: There is a perfect operating mode for every scenario thanks to the compact dimensions and the 360-degree display hinge. The mainstream GeForce GPU also provides a decent gaming performance. The display...

Unique multipurpose and lightweight form factor ; Above average battery life ; Good quality speakers ; Speedy SSD storage

Display could be brighter ; Size makes it daunting in tablet mode

If you’re familiar with Lenovo’s laptops, particularly with its new Yoga machines, then you’ll find the Yoga 3 14 feels like something you’ve seen before, but with its own little tweaks that make it unique. In this case, it’s the brushed metal surface...

14-inch display in a 13-inch body, Very decent performance, Very fast SSD, Long battery life, Multi-mode versatility

Display is not very bright, Usability outdoors isn't great, Some throttling under full load, No full-sized HDMI port, Torsional rigidity could be better, Ripples on the display when pressure is applied

Updated hardware, larger screen, better battery life - what's not to like? The Yoga 3 14 improves upon the predecessor Yoga 2 13 in quite a few areas. Despite the larger 14-inch screen and the smaller battery, the new model is capable of better...

Really works well as a laptop, tablet and media consumption machine

Can get heavy as a tablet after awhile. Speakers are a little weak. No optical drive might be a deal breaker for some

Overall I think the Yoga 3 14 inch from Lenovo is a heck of a deal and a quality machine well worth considering for your next machine or even a gift.