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Lenovo Yoga 720 (12-inch) Review

Lenovo Yoga 720 (12-inch) Review

Posted on November 30, 2017June 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Lenovo delivers an affordable and stylish ultraportable with its 12-inch Yoga 720. Starting at $629, the Yoga 720 offers a bright 1080p display and solid Core i3 performance. We would’ve liked to see Lenovo offer a few more ports, and the battery life could be better. However, with an aluminum chassis and a lightweight, flexible body, the Yoga 720 is a midrange 2-in-1 worth considering.

Design: Fun-size

Lenovo’s Yoga 720 12 is a sleek and compact 2-in-1 laptop you’ll be proud to carry around. Sporting a matte iron-gray chassis made out of aluminum, the Yoga 720 is a well-built convertible with solid fit and finish. An engraved Yoga logo is located on the lid’s upper-left corner. When you lift the lid, you’ll find the Yoga 720’s island-style keyboard, which has charcoal keys and white lettering. On its deck, you’ll notice a matching gray touchpad, a fingerprint scanner and branded prints that say “Yoga” and “audio by Harman.”
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