I hooked up mini speakers (with the right size jack) and worked great

: Love the size, the folding keyboard, weight, screen brightness

It was a beautiful tablet, just the right size, shape, and weight for what I needed.

It's very nice that its size and weight makes it easy for it to be taken everywhere

The pen itself is also just the right size for my hand, but I'm sure if you have one of the pencil or pen

(wow this was long huh?) to close my thoughts: I don't think that the Lenovo Yoga Book is for everyone, but for the people that it is for, this compact, extremely well built Android tablet is a dream come

The hinge between screen and keyboard is very well designed and built.

Its well built lightweight and fills the gap between my phone, tablet and desktop

The hinge is really well built and it takes two hands to open the tablet

I don't think that the Lenovo Yoga Book is for everyone, but for the people that it's for, this compact, extremely well built Android tablet is a dream come true

Ultra thin design (looks more like a $400 laptop than a $300 one)2

Poor design and Lenovo's help desk people straight up lied to me when I asked if you could use the included pen on the active screen and not just the keyboard screen

The design again is remarkable and futuristic when you see the drawing pad light up into a fully functional keyboard

The design looks great but that's all it has going for it.

What this tablet has going for it is the exceptional design that you

Product is good as described and better price .Delivered safely

This is a great product that truly invented something new to fill a need

Keep in mind here folks this is a very inexpensive price you are paying for quite a good quality product, its not

I know that there are cheaper products on the market for this

It's a beautiful product by a trustworthy brand with a pretty good price, if you as me.

Screen - Very strange choices for a beautiful screen and innovative machine

But as long as you understand what this can and cannot do its a great little machine.

It died - as in the screen does not work, the keyboard does not work, and everything I have tried holding power button, plugging into another screen, etc. does not work.

I have to slow down a

Very good, stylish, lightweight, super long lasting battery and fast machine.

it's like you writing on a paper,but battery life is very poor ,I get 5 hours for streaming and 7 hours browsing, on avg I get 5 hours of

It died - as in the screen does not work, the keyboard does not work, and everything I have tried holding power button, plugging into another screen, etc. does not work.

What I've noticed so far is that the battery life isn't AMAZING, but it's not obnoxiously short either

The battery life is great too, allowing browsing for up to 10 hours on a full charge

The battery life is great and hopefully the next model (if it’s created) will clean out the bugs on this one.

you!Lenovo’s Yoga Book is a great Windows media companion device.

The device is a little limited, so I do not recommend it if it will be your only computer

The thinness and functionality make it great option for a portable device

This would be a 5/5 for me if it handnt been for receiving a faulty device

Lenovo has essentially decided to disregard this device and pretend it never existed

The adaptive brightness display and the pen feature are my favorite features

it talks the most about Windows 10, but tends to neglect the unique features of the Yoga Book

-but 13 hours is a reach.-They tout the feature: “Note Saver & Real Pen Stylus With Real Ink” I was in class when I received this and got excited about using this feature

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

It combines stunning design, a vibrant screen, great hardware and excellent software at an affordable price

The pen is a great feature, but keep in mind that it really only works on the keyboard area, not the screen

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

*Thinking about that fragile screen again**Epilogue: true story

Halo keyboard" is pretty much useless for actual typing since hunt and peck is not typing because there's not enough room to fit your hands - the on screen keyboard ends up faster and more accurateAlso, the mfg claims of days of standby time / 8hrs or more of actual use are complete bogus - even without using it/screen off AND in airplane mode (turns off WiFi, Bluetooth, etc which would consume battery

It died - as in the screen does not work, the keyboard does not work, and everything I have tried holding power button, plugging into another screen, etc. does not work.

The Halo Keyboard is so cool that it deserves to be on this list.

Halo keyboard is pretty cool and the pen is very handy for work notes etc

The halo keyboard is uber cool, and the touch pad made it even more versatile

Its a crying shame, such a perfect laptop on the outside, and total junk on the inside.

I chose the Windows version because my primary reason for buying it was as a smaller-than-a-clunky-laptop device to do my work on during the rare

Excellent laptop as long as you don't want to type fast

A fantastic mini laptop, and even better drawing tablet

This is NOT one of those 2-in-1 laptops that are famous for being a mediocre laptop and a mediocre tablet

The Cons:-Starting with a weird thing that happened with the battery

It is not up to playing Crysis, and a 10 inch tablet is a dumb thing to play Crysis on anyway

Just a nit picky thing that might confuse you the first time you hear it when you don't know exactly where it's coming from

Yes, this is a very nit picky thing, but when you pay for a $500 device, rattling on the hinge doesn't sound too reassuring

I was surprised how good this thing is as a tablet (windows version)

The screen is of course touch screen, but oddly enough doesn't support the pen it comes with

Now much better but while I am slowly getting used to the keyboard it still makes many mistakes and the exchanging of the tip for writing versus just using the pen as a stylus is annoying

My pen broke within a week, but customer support was very helpful with that

Using the Pen as a pointing implement while in Laptop mode is extremely annoying as the screen bounces too much with taps and double taps

Good ol pen and paper has more functionality and more at cheaper.

Would be nice to write on screen with palm rejection similar to my surface pro33

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

The HALO keyboard when converted to "create pad" mode, works very well with the added benefit of pen pressure sensitivity and palm rejection in this configuration

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

The keyboard and OS do support common shortcuts like Ctrl+C/Z/A and there is a function key with secondary controls on the F-keys, however the home, back, and menu buttons are all scattered (home is next to left ctrl, back is escape, and menu is

It lags a bit when running Autodesk Sketchbook, but that is understandable given the amount of layers I was using

so it can be a bit snappier on the web when streaming compared to my older tablets

The only thing that sucks is that the mouse is a bit tough to use

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

Did take a bit to get used to the halo keyboard, not great for programmng, but outstanding to do office work with.

n’t get better than this.

n’t perform like a laptop.

This is somewhat nit picky, but magnets hold the device firmly shut

Yes, this is a very nit picky thing, but when you pay for a $500 device, rattling on the hinge doesn't sound too reassuring

Just a nit picky thing that might confuse you the first time you hear it when you don't know exactly where it's coming from

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

Great e-book reader for B&N users.

Rant aside, it's not a huge issue, just annoying.-Little storage/limited CPU

Constantly needs powered down to get buggy display issues to go away

Limited memory not a big issue (but would be even less of an issue if it had a real SSD in it and not the MMC/SDHC junk)

Found it really annoying that every key press created a beeping noise to let you know that you press a key.

The halo keyboard is also nice to have as when it is flipped in tablet mode, no keys are sticking out and the keyboard "shuts off" so you don't have to worry about accidental key presses

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

Great e-book reader for B&N users.

The keyboard often, though not always, misses your first button press.

After formatting in NTFS, you can install as many apps as you like in the sd card (some apps need to be installed in the hard drive).This device is for light duty only

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.

The Intel ATOM processor with 4gb RAM and 64gb internal hard drive makes this a powerful machine for its segment

I have a little netbook at work for cloning/working with hard drives and I wouldn't need that if this thing had a friggin USB-C port

Great e-book reader for B&N users.