The L380 Yoga has a healthy selection of ports that are only slightly different from those found on other ThinkPads. One of these differences is the lack of mechanical docking connection that is found in other ThinkPad L series and T series devices. The L380 Yoga has two USB Type-C ports, neither of which is Thunderbolt 3 rated though. Instead, they are limited to USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds. They do handle DisplayPort signals, while each can be used for charging. A peculiar choice is the proprietary mini-Ethernet port, which Lenovo currently only includes three devices, the ThinkPad X380 Yoga, the ThinkPad X1 Yoga, and the regular ThinkPad L380.

It is apparent that Lenovo has dropped some ports when comparing the L380 Yoga and the regular L380 with their predecessor, the ThinkPad 13. Both the OnelinkPlus docking port and the proprietary slim-tip charging port have been replaced by USB Type-C ports. Lenovo has positioned the connections well, with the decision to move the fan outlet to the rear allowing an even distribution of ports on both sides of the device.

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