Hello everyone, I'm Domingo Gomes from Newesc
and these are the Lenovo Yoga C940
convertible laptops with a touch screen
and a pretty solid construction in every way.
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I have tried other Lenovo laptops from this same range
but the C940s are very complete
and they have some details that set them apart.
As is the case with your speaker on the hinge of the
portable, the perfect solution for teams like these where you can change position,
of this on the front that allows us to open the laptop
with just one hand or this webcam slider that doesn't have a bad recording,
but you hear something wrong as you can see.
The laptop itself is very durable and feels premium thanks to this metal finish.
You also have it in two colors, well at least the 14-inch version
you can get in this silver or gray
or the 15-inch version that this is, which you can barely get in this color
Which is the one I recommend since I've noticed how the keyboard lighting in the other one
is not so uniform and I think color is one of the factors why this happens.
The TrackPad is great, quite big, with good accuracy
but you can always control your navigation with your fingers once the screen is touch
or with the pen capable of supporting various levels of precision and two programmable buttons.
Its accuracy is very good and it is always an interesting extra, having it on a laptop
convertible like this one but if I'm honest I think it's too much
fine to be writing for a long time
and on top of that since I don't consider myself an artist or like to draw
because I haven't really gotten much out of it.
However, I liked the screen and you can get it in both configurations
either in FullHD or 4K.
I particularly think that 4K on a laptop is too
and very few people will get the use out of it, plus it uses a lot more battery.
On the 14-inch model that has the 4K panel I got about 3 hours and 40 minutes of use with maximum brightness
While the 15-inch model with a FullHD panel and integrated graphics card
I'm over 5 hours old.
The main change I noticed instantly between the two panels was the brightness.
The 4K version is much brighter but its calibration is not as good
I'm surprised because, on paper, both should reach 500 nits although as you can see
the difference is obvious.
However, it is an exceptional model for consuming multimedia content
not only because of its screen but also because of the three speakers incorporated in the audio jack.
Speaking of connections, we are also very well served with two Thunderbolt-compatible C-type USB ports and one A-type USB port
and on top of that, the audio jack I mentioned earlier.
You may also have noticed how the 15-inch model has an extra port that looks like a type-A USB port but is not,
is the proprietary loading port of the shipper it comes with
and this is therefore due to its higher energy consumption.
You see, the 14-inch version integrates graphics into its tenth-generation intel processor
whether it's an i5, an i7, whatever you choose in the
But the 15-inch has a high-performance processor
and on top of that a dedicated graphics card the Nvidia GTX 1650
so, you can't just charge it by USB type-C, you need a proprietary charger
something that doesn't happen with this one, which you can charge for C-type USB.
The result in terms of performance is obvious and more so when we play the game,
moments when I get twice as many frames per second
playing to the max on the 15-inch model.
For day-to-day tasks you can also see the difference,
although I would have no problem recommending the more basic version for users who barely have it to work or surf the internet.
What's more, I see the 14-inch version as a better investment, not because I didn't like the 15-inch
but for this price you already have the ASUS Zephyrus G14
which is more powerful and also lighter.
Besides, this laptop being so thin, I think it doesn't get the most out of it
because the components inside us, due to its ventilation and perhaps you want it a little quieter
you'll have to underclock the processor.
This one is a bit lighter, you can charge it by USB type-C and in a general way because
feels more like a YOGA product
while this one is heavier because it has a better performance
but for that price I don't think it's the best option.
And well I hope you guys liked this review
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and if you want to see more information about this review and some extra benchmarks
you can see my written review that is on the page of newesc.com (in the video description)
and well now, I'll see you at the next one.