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this is the Lenovo yoga book it's a laptop slash tablet in a super portable form factor it's available in both an Android version and a Windows one in this video we're taking a look at five clothes and cons of the windows-based yoga book so without any further ado let's get into the pros this thing is seriously portable it practically weights nothing and v with ease anywhere you put it you have the touch based keyboard which saved on thickness and the plastic used instead of metal to thank for that so yeah Lenovo has done a great job at designing this yoga book to be portable and easy to carry around the yoga book comes in only a 64 gig option although there is a micro SD card slot on the left hand side supporting up to 128 gigs of extra storage it's a nice dock because of its weight the yoga book unlike other 2 in 1 laptops is easy and actually enjoyable to use in tablet mode and I guess even more so with the Android option the touch display is responsive and strolling through webpages is smooth but those vessels they're huge more on them later this next pro is the yoga books main feature note-taking on real paper and getting it digitally as well in the box there is a pen with a few replacement tips and paper place it on the keyboard and press the pen icon and everything you write onto that paper gets drawn with high precision in an app like paint or any other spider supporting one while the yoga book cannot edit your next feature film it still has enough power to run daily tasks like browsing emailing video washing writing and taking notes with ease so with the pros done let's take a look at some cons so as mentioned before and as you can probably see the yoga book has some huge vessels around the screen if you put the yoga book next to something like a Dell XPS 13 2 in one yeah it looks old in terms of charging the yoga book and connecting devices to it there is just one microUSB port which seems odd if they want just one port they should have opted for a USB type-c one because that way the end user can get an adapter to be able to connect multiple things at the same time and I really do hope that they include that in the next yoga book because it would really tie things together this is not a device for people who write a lot there's just no way you're going to be writing an essay or report on this keyboard there's no tactical feedback instead the whole device vibrates with each click this is just a compromise you have to make if you want the note-taking feature and the device to be as thin as it is the speakers are really really bad and so is the trackpad it's drivers don't seem to work properly it feels very stuttering and not smooth overall the placement of left and right click does not help with that in any way either those were my five pros and cons with the Lenovo yoga book let me know what you guys think in the comment section down below like or dislike this video and I'll catch you guys in the next one peace