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The Windows 10 2-in-1 market is full of excellent options, ranging from detachable tablets that are incredibly thin and light, to 360-degree convertibles that function, as well as standard clamshell notebooks as they do as pen-enabled tablets. Display sizes range from less than 12 inches to 17 inches, and configurations range from power-sippers to strong productivity performers. On the other hand, the segment has been light on higher-end components, with primarily dual-core processors and either integrated or last-generation, entry-level discrete graphics. Lenovo is stirring things up with its latest 15. Powered by a speedy Intel Core i7 processor, fast DDR4 RAM, and a Nvidia GeForce GTX graphics card, the Yoga 720 15 promises strong performance at a reasonable price read our. It is a 360-degree convertible, meaning that it transitions smoothly from a traditional clamshell notebook and into a rather large and unwieldy tablet. The Yoga 720 15 is well-balanced overall, with a darker cover and base, and lighter keyboard tray. The minimal display bezels make for a minimized footprint, while keeping the webcam in its proper place above the screen. The Yoga 720 15 is a 360-degree convertible, meaning that it relies on its hinge to enable a smooth transition from traditional clamshell notebook through presentation and tent modes, and into a rather large and unwieldy tablet. As with any large 2-in-1, tablet mode is cumbersome. Travel, or the depth of the keys when you press them, was just a touch short, but there was no uncomfortable bottoming action to complain about. Backlighting is even, effective, and suffers little light leakage around each key cap. The touchpad is solid as well. Its surface provides just enough texture to avoid being slippery, but not so much as to slow us down when using the full complement of Windows 10 gestures. We did find the buttons to be a little finicky, requiring us to hit just the right spot to register left and right clicks. The pen is available from , and is often available at a discount. Finally, Lenovo opted for a fingerprint scanner for. We found it 100 percent accurate during our testing, and very fast. There are two old-school USB 3. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4. All in all, we think Lenovo could have made better use of all that available space with an extra port or two. An average display that needs more pixels Our review Lenovo Yoga 720 came with a 15. As usual, we found text and user interface elements to be a little pixelated — simply put, this size display begs for 4K UHD 3,840 x 2,160 pixel resolution, which Lenovo will offer as an option. Compared to the most relevant 15. Contrast was solid at 800:1 at full brightness, and sRGB color gamut was competitive at 95 percent, but AdobeRGB was low at 71 percent. Average color difference was good at 1. Lenovo put a better Full HD display in its 15. As suggested by the objective measures, colors and contrast were good, but the display brightness needed to be cranked to 75 percent or higher to be useful in any room with some ambient lighting. Strong performance for a Windows 10 2-in-1 The Yoga 720 15 is very well-equipped for a Windows 2-in-1. It sports a fast quad-core seventh-generation Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor running at 2. Our review unit was equipped with 8GB of RAM, and those specifications promise some serious performance. In the , the Yoga 720 15 had strong scores compared to the dual-core machines in our comparison group, but it fell behind the Dell XPS 15, which we reviewed with the same quad-core processor. Our more strenuous Handbrake test, which encodes a 420MB video from MP4 to x. The Yoga 720 15 churned through the test in roughly half the time compared to the dual-core machines, but it fell behind the XPS 15. Even so, the 45-watt Core i7-7700HQ and GTX 1050 GPU generated some heat, which resulted in hot spots on the bottom of the chassis, and caused fan noise to become obnoxious under heavy processor and graphics loads. In addition, Lenovo placed the exhaust fans on the back of the machine underneath the display, so the rush of hot air makes the machine uncomfortable to use on your lap. A smart choice of SSD results in super speedy storage Our review unit was equipped with a 256GB Samsung PM961 PCIe NVMe M. Whenever we see a Samsung SSD listed in Device Manager, we tend to expect excellent storage performance. All of the Samsung-based SSDs scored similarly, placing the HP Spectre x360 15 dead last. In actual use, the Yoga 720 15 was just as fast as its synthetic benchmarks would predict. Everything involving reading and writing data was lightning-fast, and the machine never slowed down during any of our extensive testing. The bore out those expectations. Still, the Yoga 720 15 was well over twice as fast as the next-best machine in our comparison group, the HP Spectre 360 15, with its GeForce GTX 940MX, and it obliterated its smaller 13. We also test our systems by running some modern games at supported resolutions at moderate to high graphics settings. The Yoga 720 15 demonstrated itself quite capable of running some of our test games at 1080P and medium settings, exceeding the minimum 30 frames per second standard in 40 FPS , 55 FPS , and 39 FPS. In short, the Yoga 720 15 is likely the best 2-in-1 for gaming. At the same time, the GTX 1050, along with the quad-core processor, will help significantly with creative tasks like video editing, and working with massive image files. If you need better performance for these kinds of tasks but still want a 2-in-1 format, then the Yoga 720 15 delivers. A smaller battery results in disappointing battery life As with the port selection, Lenovo neglected to make use of all the available space inside the larger Yoga 720 15 in terms of packing in battery capacity. Looking at our suite of battery tests, it might appear that the Yoga 720 15 is competitive. It scored four hours and 48 minutes on our most grueling Peacekeeper test, for example, which is low compared to some of our comparison systems but not egregiously so. The same is true for our video looping test, where the Yoga 720 15 lasted for nine hours and 37 minutes playing a trailer from the local drive — again, a competitive score. On our web browsing test that runs through a series of live tests, the Yoga 720 ran for seven hours and 12 minutes, compared to seven hours and 10 minutes or the HP Spectre x360 15 and six hours and 31 seconds for the Dell XPS 15. However, the Yoga 720 15 also benefits from a Full HD display, versus the 4K UHD displays used by the HP Spectre X360 15 and Dell XPS 15. In addition, the Dell XPS 15 does offer a 1080p model. We expect it would significantly outlast the Lenovo Yoga 720 15. Of course, cranking up that GTX 1050 or really pushing that Core i7-7700HQ will dramatically shorten its lifespan. Software Our review unit was a Microsoft Signature Edition, so it suffered minimal bloat. The usual, and useful, Lenovo administrative utilizes were present and unobtrusive, and the typical Windows 10 apps were installed. Otherwise, the software load was minimal, and presented no significant concerns. Warranty Lenovo offers up the usual one-year hardware warranty with the Yoga 720 15. That makes it no better, and no worse, than its competition in the consumer space. Our Take Lenovo set out to provide a Windows 10 2-in-1 with better than the usual productivity performance, and it succeeded. Anyone who needs a portable machine that can handle more serious video and image editing tasks, or who wants the ability to play some modern games at 1080P and moderate settings, will find the Yoga 720 15 to be an excellent choice. Is there a better alternative? Two machines stand out as the most direct competition to the Yoga 720 15. Compared to the HP Spectre x360 15, the Yoga 720 15 offers superior processor and graphics performance. Pricing is roughly the same. The HP is equipped with a vastly superior 4K UHD display, however, and comes with an active pen. The Spectre x360 15 also has a more elegant and refined design, and it generally comes across as the more premium machine. How long will it last? The Lenovo Yoga 720 15 offers sufficient future-proof connectivity with its USB Type-C connection. Its quad-core processor and GTX 1050 GPU are state-of-the-art today and should provide sufficient performance — except for gaming, which is impossible for notebooks to keep up with generally — well into the future. Should you buy it? Still, the Yoga 720 15 does fit a very specific niche — the gaming 2-in-1. While not many people have such specific needs, those who do should give the Yoga 720 15 serious consideration.
