Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12 PROFESSIONAL 2-IN-1 ULTRABOOK
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12 PROFESSIONAL 2-IN-1 ULTRABOOK
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Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12 PROFESSIONAL 2-IN-1 ULTRABOOK: Intel Core i5-5300U | 256GB SSD | 8GB | 12.5" (1920x1080) IPS | TOUCHSCREEN | Digitizer | Windows 8.1 Pro
- Easily change between four modes - Laptop, Stand, Tablet, and Tent ; Legendary ThinkPad Durability & Reliability
- Intel i5-5300U (2C, 2.30 / 2.90GHz, 3MB, 1600MHz) ; 8 GB DDR3L SDRAM ; 256 GB ssd 7200 rpm Hard Drive with 16 GB Solid-State Drive
- 12-Inch Anti-glare Screen IPS Full HD (1920x1080) , Intel HD 5500, TouchScreen
- Digitizer pen; Backlit Keyboard; 8-cell long battery life;
- Windows 8.1 Professional, Eligible to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro for Free.
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12
Case
We are used to the high-quality casing standard of ThinkPad laptops. Once again, Lenovo has installed a magnesium-aluminum chassis that is considerably more stable than common plastic casings, although it is slightly heavier. The laptop's build is impeccable as expected from a device in this price range. No irregular gaps or protruding edges are found. The consistently positive impression is continued in the design. A plain yet elegant matte black is in line with the style of an unobtrusive office device.
The ThinkPad Yoga 12 is not exactly a lightweight among the convertibles. The weight of just over 1.6 kilograms (~3.5 lb) has not changed since last year's precursor. However, other convertibles, such as Fujitsu Stylistic Q704 or Acer Aspire Switch 12, are a few hundred grams lighter. On the other hand, their keyboards are detachable.
The 360-degree display hinge allows four different modes of use. Lenovo calls them Laptop, Stand, Tablet and Tent. The keyboard tray rises at an opening angle of approximately 270 degrees until it is flush with the keyboard and the keys lock so that they can no longer be triggered. This also protects the keys when the device is resting on this surface in Tablet or in Stand mode.
The hinges fulfill all expectations that the flexibility of a convertible demands. They keep the display firmly in place in every opening angle. The hinges prevent light rocking and shocks and allow the display to be opened with only one hand. This is definitely due to the good stability.
Connectivity
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12
In view of interface distribution, the ThinkPad Yoga apparently cannot decide whether it wants to be a laptop or a tablet. Some buttons and port are not where they would be expected. For example, the power button and volume rocker are found on the front right. These buttons are positioned where they would be used intuitively, i.e. in the upper right, when the Yoga is opened in Tablet mode. The headphone jack is in the front right in most laptops, but here it is on the left and also centered.
This rather unusual positioning cannot be seen as a drawback, but quite the opposite. The distribution of the ports on both sides prevents the USB and mini-HDMI from getting in each other's way. The digitizer pen is inserted in a corner of the device where it is well-hidden and does not interfere, but is easy to pull out at the same time.
Although with only two USB 3.0 ports (one with PowerCharge), one audio jack, and a mini-HDMI socket, the connectivity is not exactly abundant, it is sufficient. In addition, a proprietary port enables connecting an external docking station when additional interfaces are needed.
Communication
Intel's Wireless-AC 7265 module provides Wi-Fi in the common standards with a gross data rate of up to 867 Mbps. It also adds Bluetooth 4.0, which makes wireless linking of peripherals like keyboard, mice or speakers possible. We did not detect any shortcomings in the module's Wi-Fi connection range or quality.
Security
Security features are fundamental characteristics that distinguish business devices from consumer laptops. It is necessary for a professional laptop to have a TPM chip, which is also available in the ThinkPad Yoga 12. However, other security features like a fingerprint scanner or SmartCard slot are not present here. Fujitsu's Stylistic Q704, for example, comes with these.
Accessories
The digitizer pen is a very useful accessory for professionals, and enables quick sketching or making notes. The price difference between the models with a pen and without one is exactly 100 Euros (~$108). The screen reliably detects the palms and thus prevents erroneous inputs when using the digitizer.
The ThinkPad Yoga 12 can be expanded with the OneLink Dock via the mentioned docking port. It adds ports for video, USB 3.0, Gigabit Ethernet and audio, and recharges the battery. The docking station is available for 119 Euros (~$128) from the manufacturer's online shop.
Maintenance
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12
The cover on the underside can be taken off after removing some screws. It is closed quite tightly, which speaks for the casing's quality. When the ThinkPad is opened, the user can access internal components, such as the battery or hard drive.
Warranty
Lenovo includes a one-year Depot or Counter service as standard. Beyond that, many warranty upgrades are available, such as extending the warranty period up to 5 years or an on-site repair service.
Input Devices
Keyboard
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12
Lenovo calls it a "Lift'n'Lock" keyboard. This refers to the automatic retracting and disabling of the keys when the display is folded to an angle of approximately 270 degrees. Small rubber stoppers are not only found on the underside, but also next to the keyboard's bezel. They protect the keyboard surface.
The keys in the ThinkPad only differ from a classic chiclet layout with their lightly curved lower edge. This feature has an effect only on the keyboard's looks, but not the typing feel, which is positive and consistent with what we are used to from ThinkPad keyboards. The keys fit securely, have a decent drop and a clear pressure point. Consequently, it is uncompromisingly suitable for all users who type fast and / or prolific writers.
A feature that also makes sense is the row of switchable functions. The volume or screen brightness no longer have to be adjusted via a key combination. A little green LED in the FN key reveals which function row is currently enabled.
Touchpad
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12
The ThinkPad Yoga 12 provides all thinkable methods of cursor utilization: Touchpad, touchscreen, TrackPoint, and three dedicated mouse buttons. Users of other devices can instinctively use their multi-touch gestures on the touchpad, while the ThinkPad fan would rather scroll with the center mouse button and TrackPoint. Like the keyboard, these input devices are disabled when the display is folded, i.e. is in either Stand or Tablet mode, and only the touchscreen is available for finger or digitizer pen use.
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