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The update boasts the same smooth, fingerprint-resistant lid and tapered left and right sides as previous Yoga models.

Lenovo sticks with the tried and true when it comes to the Yoga C740’s design. We generally expect similar-sized convertibles in this price range to weigh closer to four pounds. We’re also impressed that this 2-in-1 laptop weighs only three pounds. The full-HD display should have wide viewing angles thanks to its IPS (in-plane switching) technology, while the Dolby Vision HDR should give visuals some added pop.

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The 8GB of RAM is standard for a laptop in this price range and should help to smooth over any multitasking bumps, while the 512GB SSD is roomy enough to install plenty of apps along with a modest media collection. While the quad-core Comet Lake CPU doesn’t offer a dramatic boost over previous-gen Whiskey Lake chips, it should still deliver more than enough horsepower for everyday computing needs, along with some added oomph for video encoding and other processor-intensive activities. Overall, our Yoga C740 unit is a pretty solid configuration for a $790 system. All three laptops come equipped with 14-inch full-HD touchscreens that feature Dolby Vision HDR, which is designed to deliver high-contrast images. The pricier $880 and $1,010 SKUs each boast Core i7-10510U Comet Lake chips, 8GB and 16GB of RAM, and 512GB and 1TB SSDs, respectively.

Weight: 3 pounds (or 3.75 pounds with power brick).

Display: 14-inch 1920×1080 IPS touchscreen with Dolby Vision HDR.

CPU: Quad-core Intel Core-i5 10210U Comet Lake processor.

Our review unit comes with a 10th-gen, quad-core Intel Core i5-10210U Comet Lake processor (which is built on the older 14nm architecture found in Intel’s 8th- and 9th-gen CPUs, versus the 10nm chips in Intel’s more powerful Ice Lake lineup). Let’s take a closer look at the specifications of our particular Yoga C740:

Lenovo offers three SKUs for the Yoga C740, ranging from the model we tested (currently $790 on ) to a high-end $1,010 configuration. Go there for information on competing laptops and how we tested them. This review is part of our ongoing roundup of the best laptops.