Lenovo Yoga 920 (13.9-Inch, 2018)

Versatile form factor ; Excellent battery life ; Good overall performance ; Decent stylus included ; Nice build and feel

No memory card slots ; Screen isn't up to pro use ; Speakers sound harsh

The Yoga is beautiful, powerful and offers enormous stamina. A truly excellent Ultrabook.

Lovely design ; Thin ; Decent power ; Great sound quality

Lacks graphical power ; Keyboard still annoys in tablet form ; Fans can be loud when they kick in ; Plastic stylus-holder feels cheap

Lenovo has produced another gorgeous 2-in-1 laptop that can transform into a tablet-like device. It’s a premium product with a price tag to match, but you feel like you’re getting your money’s worth with this accomplished device.

Great performance ; Fab battery life ; High-quality design and build

No SD card slot or HDMI

It's hard to image a hybrid much better than the Lenovo Yoga 920.

The Lenovo Yoga 920 improves on the company's premium two-in-one ultraportable by adding active pen support and Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports, making a couple of design refinements and throwing in an eighth-gen Intel Core i-series processor for better...

Base configuration starts around $1,300 (£1,350, AU$2,000), the pen holder blocks its only full-size USB port as well as the power button when the pen is stowed and the overall design hasn't changed much. At 3 pounds (1.4 kg) it's weighty for its size.

The Lenovo Yoga 920 gets a handful of improvements and added features including a pen-enabled display and eighth-gen Intel processors to make it one of the best premium two-in-ones you can find.

Looks gorgeous; Excellent battery life; Superb performance

Pricey; Display is average at best

A rare example of a convertible that strikes the perfect balance between striking looks and raw power, the Yoga 920 is one of the best devices of its kind on the market. Only a fairly mediocre screen and a steep asking price tarnish what would be...

From my short hands-on time with the Yoga 920, it’s clear that Lenovo has made thoughtful tweaks and additions to its design. It’s still a premium laptop, packed with power if you need it, but with the 920 Vibes finish and Star Wars special editions,...

Excellent performance thanks to 8th-gen Intel CPU ; Great battery life, especially for lighter tasks ; Solid and attractive build quality ; Good keyboard and pen ; Two USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 3 support

A bit pricey, especially in higher configurations ; Touchpad is slightly twitchy

The introduction of Intel’s eighth-generation Core processors was an opportune time to refresh the Yoga 900 series, but Lenovo didn’t stop with just the CPU. It also touched up the design, putting the webcam up top where it belongs, fixing a key...