Lenovo Yoga C740

Despite the fact this circumstance was out of my control and that it was acknolwedged to have solely been Lenovo's negligence, I alone must deal with the consequences of this and will not have my laptop for a further period of time. I chose to buy the laptop directly from Lenovo for added protection, for the peace of mind that the manufacturer could handle any issues I may incur when using the device. Had I known what I have since experienced I would have avoided Lenovo at all costs.

When the noise was gone or turned back on I could see a completely different sound profile just in an app on my smartphone. If I can measure it with a bloody smartphone Lenovo is for sure aware of this but just dont care.. and this is unacceptable. I played on the laptop - its an amazing experience - hoping it would "break in". But the high pitched electric noise while plugged in and the fans are at Level 1 was maddening.

I will use it mostly for programming. So far I've been working on ThinkPad with i7 7700HQ which is worse than any of these processors in both SC and MC performance and didn't feel limited, so I suspect even 4500u would be okay (not sure how power-hungry my new project would be though), but I also want to future-proof a bit if it wouldn't mean compromising in other areas. Reasons for Yoga are:. \- slightly better build quality (subjective, based on 5 min test at the store).

I've also just had so many inconveniences with it. For example, throughout my three semesters of online learning, it was a gamble if the camera would even turn on or not. Im a pretty tech savvy person, so I tried everything, including reinstalling drivers and fiddling with options in Vantage, Windows Security, Zoom, etc. All of these awful quirks make me wish I hadn't bought a 2-in-1, or at least a 2-in-1 by Lenovo.

The Yoga C740 has the latest i5 mobile chip and Intel UHD grapics, and 8gb ram. They both appear to have the same or a very similar screen. The Yoga has an aluminum body and feels very premium. It is noticeably lighter than the Flex.