Lenovo - Yoga 7i 14" 2.2K Touch 2-in-1 Laptop - Intel Evo Platform - Core i5-1235U - 8GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Storm Grey

This laptop is everything I wanted! I’m a college student and it is the perfect size and is lightweight which makes it easy for carrying around campus. I love that it’s touch screen. It was a little out of my budget but has been well worth it. I had a laptop similar to this one for Undergrad and it only lasted about 4 years. I am hoping this one will last much longer.

✔️Backlit keyboard ✔️Fingerprint reader ✔️Touch screen ✔️Clear HD picture ✔️Aluminum body ✔️Sleek design ✔️Fairly decent battery ✔️Good at multitasking ✔️Decent mouse pad and keyboard I was looking for a new laptop for college because the I3 I had was terrible with multitasking and just didnt have enough space.I was looking for a laptop that was good at having multiple pages open without slowing down or freezing and one with bigger storage. I originally bought the HP14 inch 2 in 1 but didn't care for some of the features that it had and the screen was small so I ended up getting this lenovo yoga instead (on sale for $700) So far, I am enjoying it for the last week that I've had it ,Ive been using it everyday multiple hours a days so this is my initial experience/ first thoughts. One thing I have to point out is that the picture is absolutely stunning! It is so clear and bright and for being only 14" the screen actually looks bigger than my HP. (it is 16:10 ratio) I like how I can have 2 browsers open without them being an issue to see both. The keyboard also lights up and the body is solid.It's definitely not plastic which is another thing i liked about this laptop because i travel a lot with it and I dont have to worry that it'll break .Overall i feel it's a great laptop for what my needs are and being a student, i mainly use it for school work and browsing online so i feel it works well for that . I'm not sure if it'd be a good laptop for gamers but its great for student's and multitasking.

Great for gaming and school. I use it daily. Charges my devices well also. Doesn’t take long to charge either

I’ve always been an HP person didn’t want to try anything but them. But I got out of comfort zone and was blown away by the Lenovo yoga. Will never go back to HP

This Lenovo Yoga 7 has a sleek design in a metal case. Compact and versatile as well. Plenty of memory and beautiful picture quality. Speakers system is very nice and charging time is excellent. A very nice laptop...

Easy to use compact and sturdy. Love it. Great size.

If you are using this on the day-to-day office work, I think the performance is acceptable. The machines start to slow down while you open several windows or program running in parallel. I think the price is competitive compared to HP/Dell given it has higher resolution 2.2K with touch display. This machine is equipped with Pen Stylus, but it doesn't come with it, so I have to get a Bamboo pen. At first the stylus pen has an ink problem but after installing the drivers it seems working fine. The Windows facial recognition appears to be slow not sure why? Both USB works as it has when plug-in with a power adaptor. Overall, this machine is excellent for normal office and do some coding. The quality of the outer housing is not robust enough as it can be easily scratch.

Purchased in store, looking for a portable 14in device. I feel like the Lenovo 7i fit the spot for me. Pros: -Amazing build quality in the ~1000 dollar price range (or less), it feels so much more solid than its contemporaries in the 14" space. Some can be had for cheaper, but that will show in the build quality. -Lovely screen. It may not be OLED or high refresh, but it is sharp. Also, power efficient where OLED and high refresh screens are not. -Battery Life: I would not be surprised to see 8-10 hours of use out of this device. -Keyboard: Lenovo kind of has a reputation from their ThinkPad line for having amazing keyboards, and that DNA spills over to this Yoga as well. Keys are solid, and it is tactile. I found typing on it almost instantly second nature. -Has a camera lens slider. Has a fingerprint scanner. Charges via USB-C. A full size HDMI, micro SD, type-A USB, and headphone/mic jack are included. Cons: -I do wish it had more than 8GB of ram for the price, but so far this has not been an issue for me as this machine has been used for basic web browsing, video streaming. -Would still like at least a 90hz display. Other thoughts: -The audio from the 4 speaker array is quite impressive for such a thin device. It cannot compete with larger, thicker gaming machines, but the included Dolby software is a "you have to tinker with this!" bit of kit. Tune the EQ and you'll be surprised at what it can do. -The U-series Intel processor is plenty fast. I've set the Lenovo software and Windows power modes to their most efficient settings and this thing is silent, cool, and still very responsive for everyday browsing/media consumptions. HWinfo64 reports between 1-6 watts of CPU consumption in these modes while doing basic tasks like running a few tabs/streaming some video. If you need more performance, just change modes. It will heat up but the fan is relatively quiet. And the U-series Intel chip still has a lot of processing power behind it when needed. -Bloatware seems minimal.