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Lenovo Yoga 720 Review

Lenovo Yoga 720 Review

Posted on May 7, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

It turns out that style, performance and convenience don’t need to cost you over a grand. Take the $829 Lenovo Yoga 720, a convertible laptop with Intel’s 7th-Gen Kaby Lake CPUs, blisteringly fast storage and an elegant, lightweight design. While the 13-inch laptop would be even better with more battery life and a brighter screen, it’s still a more-than-capable laptop that will serve you well.

Design

A glimmering aluminum sliver of a notebook, the Yoga 720 is so svelte that I was surprised to see it packs a 13-inch panel. Available in silver, grey or gold, it features shiny YOGA branding on the top-right corner of the lid and equally reflective bevelled edges that wrap around the display and keyboard deck.
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