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Lenovo Yoga 920 13.9" 2-in-1 Laptop $1488 @ Harvey Norman

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Lenovo Yoga 920 13.9" 2-in-1 Laptop $1488 @ Harvey Norman
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pandabear on 27/04/2018 - 14:33 harveynorman.com.au (475 clicks)
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Not a bad price considering RRP is $1899 from Lenovo website.
Features the 8th gen i5 quad core processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 13.9 inch HD touch display. Comes with the stylus pen.

Key Features

With an Intel core i5-8250U processor and 8GB RAM, the Lenovo Yoga 920-3P 13.9 Inch 2-in-1 Laptop boasts the power needed to complete the difficult tasks expected of a hard working laptop.

A 13.9 inch Full HD screen ensures that your tasks and media will look clear and crisp, allowing you to enjoy it to the fullest.

The 256GB SSD of the Lenovo Yoga 920-3P 13.9 Inch 2-in-1 Laptop offers plenty of storage space for all of your work files and for your media collection.

The Lenovo Yoga 920-3P runs on the Windows 10 operating system, giving you access to myriad features that make home computing a simple task. Optimise the way you work, change the way you play games, and stay secure all with Windows 10.

Description
Specifications
Barcode (GTIN) 191999388993
Product Type 2 in 1 Devices
Brand Lenovo
Model 80Y7003PAU
Processor Brand Intel
Processor Type Core i5
Processor Model i5-8250U
Installed RAM 8GB
RAM Type DDR4
Primary Storage Capacity 256GB
Storage Type SSD
Screen Size (inches) 13.9
Screen Type IPS
Touchscreen Yes
Screen Definition Full High Definition
Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080
Speakers JBL Speakers
Wireless Networking IEEE 802.11ac
Bluetooth Enabled Yes
Connectivity 1x USB 3.0, 2x USB 3.0 (Type-C), Headphone Out, Thunderbolt 3
Audio Ports Headphone Jack
USB Ports 3
Operating System Windows 10
Product Width (cm) 31.0
Product Depth (cm) 21.3
Product Height (cm) 1.43
Weight (kg) 1.2500
Manufacturers Express Warranty (months) 1

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  • C0mbat on 27/04/2018 - 14:51
    +1

    I've got this. I like it a lot more than my HP Spectre X360 but not as much as my XPS 13 from a few years back. The XPS 13 is lighter, feels more rugged and has a smaller footprint. I'll be switching back to the XPS 13 later this year.

    • Richie65 on 27/04/2018 - 15:10

      Thanks carleast. I have been tossing up between this and the x360. Just missed the JB x360 deal yesterday (price error?). What do you see as the pros / cons of each? thanks.

    • BugsBunnyAUS on 27/04/2018 - 17:38

      Very interesting. I've been considering getting the 920 for a while and the price might see me jump…but I don't know. I do love my XPS 13 but it's edging 5 years old now.

      Edit: does the 920 get very hot?

    • C0mbat on 27/04/2018 - 18:20
      +2

      I think the Lenovo looks better, it runs cooler and has the fingerprint reader which is much more reliable than the face login thing. The worst thing of all when it comes to HP though is their customer service. I've never experienced such poor customer service from a company and will be go back to them.

      The thing that I hate about the Lenovo is the battery life. I got the 4k screen and it gets 4 hours max. It's infuriating. I think the standard screen is much better though.

  • Mintee on 27/04/2018 - 15:52

    I must save I have the previous gen Lenovo 900 - best laptop i've ever had. The screws come out a little, but I brought a $2 small star screwdriver off ebay and it fixed the issue

  • lostn on 27/04/2018 - 16:48

    Manufacturers Express Warranty (months) 1

    What is express warranty? How many months of slow warranty do you get?

    • ascorbic on 28/04/2018 - 18:19

      Not sure if serious but express just refers to the fact that it's not a statutory warranty. It's a typo and should be 12 months.

  • BagelM on 27/04/2018 - 20:46

    Had two of these (one replaced by Lenovo after many emails, poor tech support and much arm twosting).

    Two issues. First is battery drain when shut down/turned off. 5-10% per day. The second is their warranty/aftersales. It took close to 4 months and well over 30 emails to diagnose the problem, try solutions, return and receive new machine, and eventually get a refund.

    This could have been the best laptop I have ever had, but was a nightmare from day one. There is a design flaw with this machine.

    I’m now an owner of an XPS and while the Yoga could be a better machine, the Dell has been without fault.

  • dockersrule on 27/04/2018 - 22:14

    Does the 4k, 16gb RAM, 1 TB SSD seem like good value?

    https://www.harveynorman.com.au/lenovo-yoga-920-6d-13-9-inch…

    Considering swapping over from a 13" MBP touch bar, 8gb, 512gb

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