Lenovo Yoga 2

For the most part, the Yoga 2 Pro feels like any other laptop. The Yoga 13 was actually one of the more restrained, inside-the-box visions for what a Windows 8 device might look like, how it might marry touch with mouse and keyboard. This year’s model is just a hair over 3 pounds, and 0.61 inches thick imperceptibly both thinner and heavier than the same-size MacBook Air with a soft, matte gray shell and a textured black palm rest. Its softly tapered on the sides, with rounded edges that feel comfortable against my wrist. The Yoga isnt particularly exciting, nor does it feel very high-end, but it’s nice to look at and it’s plenty rugged.

This would be just a normal, thin ultrabook, except when you open the screen nothing stops you from continuing to push. You can open the lid to any angle, including by flipping it all the way around to the underside of the base, so when you hold it the keyboard and screen both face outward. It feels weird the first time, as if you’re about to snap the thing in two, but that hinge is really the story of the Yoga.

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