Customer Ratings & Reviews

Been using this laptop for 9 months, for office use, this is by far the best laptop I ever used. my daily setup is laptop with lid closed, TB4 (thunderbolt 4) connected to a TB4 docker (Amazon basic thunderbolt 4 pro docker), then docker connected to power, and 2 usb c to DP connected to my 2 external 4k monitor, both runs at 120hz. the maximum refresh rate I tested for those 2 external monitor are 4k 160hz + 4k 120hz, or 4k 240hz + 4k 95.43 hz (I know this number is weired), but I set it as both 4k 120hz for visual consistency. Pros: 1, great build qualify, great material choose, and good design, giving out a high end feel and very sturdy 2, great display: 15.3 inch, IPS, touch, 500 nits, 120hz, good color accuracy, but due to glass/glossy display (for purpose of touch screen), the reflection handling is normal 3, exceptional speaker, best windows laptop speaker I ever listened and per tech reviewers, it's on par with Macbook Pro. very deep base, powerful volume, good sound seperation 4, keyboard: one of the best, 1.5mm key travel, only laptop better is thinkpad 1.8mm key travel 5, CPU/GPU/RAM performance: snappy and thermal throttling is very limited, fan noise is quiet, could handle 2 external 4k 120hz display, while edge has more than 20 pages, and multiple software running at same time 6, battery life: I have limited experience, but it can easily last more than 8 hours of medium office job 7, weight/size/charger: weight control is great, with a sturdy feel/durable build quality, but relatively light 8, I/O: good, 2 TB4, 1 usb a, 1 HDMI, 1 SD card reader Cons: 1, I/O, the only HDMI "2.1" output is TMDS, which means it can only do 4k 60hz, if you are looking for true HDMI 2.1, you should looking for FRL, which can do 8K 60hz or 4k 240hz. but the TB4 can do 4k 160hz without issue 2, no numeric keyboard on right side, a little disappointment because I use numeric a lot, but it's understandable since it's only 15.3 size, NOT 16 inch. Overall, a perfect windows laptop, if you do not play AAA games on it

Question: How to get the battery life of a Macbook Air (33wh battery) and still run Windows? Answer: Double the battery (73wh in the Yoga Aura), tune the clocks, use one of the most efficient GPUs out there. In many, many laptop reviews the headline is about the battery life, and it's worth mentioning to be sure: This lunar lake processor (256v) is a big step for intel but this laptop is a giant leap in terms of battery life for non macs. There are several competing highly efficient platforms out right now: Snapdragon, Apple, Ryzen AI, and intel Lunar Lake (like this). Apple wins everything right now but I'm not dealing with Mac OS again, and the Macbook Air puts a tiny 33wh battery. After doing a ton of research I settled on Lunar lake. The short version is I don't need a ton of CPU performance but I NEED that battery life and I don't want compatibility hassles. Hilariously though, this has pretty formidable GPU performance. I suspect given the price point this is going to kick snapdragon off the market (this is cheaper, similar performance/battery, and zero compatibility concerns). So I guess the only thing to review then is the day-to-day: Keyboard: Best I have used since the old thinkpad days. Way better than Mac, for instance. Trackpad: Long story short: Mac wins as always... But not by enough to make me think about it. This IS mechanical not haptic (the updated AURA for 2025 will apparently have haptic). I actually own a Bluetooth Apple Magic trackpad and played about 8 hours of Civilization with both. I had to TURN OFF tap to click on the Aura because of pretty distracting palm rejection issues, HOWEVER really I didn't notice a big difference to me anyway after a while of using it -- again I was clicking for many hours. Touch screen: If you've never had one before be careful: once you try it, you wont go back. It's nearly a killer app to get off Mac. Weird Features: Intel unison seems a bit clunky on iphone but it still works to transfer a simple photo across without wifi. Screen: Not OLED. Competes with Apple (IPS) favorably. At first I didn't want to go from my standard 13" or 14" screen I've been using for 10 years to 15.... now I can't go back. GREAT brightness. Amazing for productivity. I was on my porch playing Civilization in full sun with this glossy thing and it was great. Build quality: Not a mac but close enough. Super solid. Very professional. Web cam: Definitely not bad but nothing special. GPU: Probably the least emphasized in most reviews : THIS GPU IS AMAZING for a non AMD/geforce but certainly for the efficiency. If you do light gaming this is a sleeper PC if there ever was one. Quirks/extras: - You probably want to spring for 32GB RAM, you can't upgrade. - Hard drive is upgradable but IMO one big killer feature: It's REMOVABLE. That means recovering your data in case the thing gets physically wrecked will likely only involve a screwdriver and a $30 adapter, NOT a $1,000 trip to the Apple store and a lot of prayer. - TB5 ports are one per side unlike last years model, has one USB A on the Right, HDMI on left

Laptop is very nice, all around. Good battery life, performance, nice high quality build, it’s got everything. Since there’s not much information online about the gaming side of this laptop I thought I’d talk about that a bit. Gaming is pretty decent, of course it’s not a gaming laptop so you can’t expect it to run new games on high settings, however, it does most games on low to medium settings with resolution turned down a bit. Here’s how some games ran: GTA 5 (high settings, 1080p 60fps+), Apex Legends (Low settings, 1080p, 120fps), R6(low settings, 1080p, ~120fps), Fortnite (low settings, 1080p, ~120fps), Ark Survival Evolved ( low settings, 1080p, >~60fps). Overall runs a lot of games very well. If you’re not a very intensive gamer and need it for some light gaming here and there, in my experience, it’s been great. Of course the non-gaming side is almost perfect. Overall very good laptop!

I’m really happy with my new Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition. It runs smoothly and handles everything I need it to do without any issues. The performance is reliable, whether I’m working, browsing, or multitasking. On top of that, it has a sleek, modern design that looks and feels premium. It’s lightweight and stylish, which makes it perfect for both home use and taking on the go. Overall, it works great and I couldn’t be more satisfied with this purchase!

I spent a LOT of time researching laptops before finally landing on the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition. I live in the business side of Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and Dynamics 365 suites as a Microsoft Partner. I’m constantly building out systems, automations, and infrastructure for my clients and I needed a reliable workhorse to allow me more flexibility so I wasn’t chained to my Desktop. This provides exactly that. Hard to beat build quality, immensely fast, plenty of storage, especially paired with my company’s OneDrive and SharePoint sites. The battery life is the real show stopper though, this puppy lasts all day with my workflow. I really don’t have a bad word to say about the laptop. Only minor thing I had to get used to was the placement of the power button. Not an ideal location, but it’s fine. Overall for a guy who’s running his own Microsoft consultancy firm, this laptop is a perfect fit. In my limited free time, this thing handles non-Steam-Deck-compatible games, which is a nice bonus. Overall, this is an easy recommend.

This Lenovo laptop offers a formidable combination of features, starting with its exceptional battery autonomy and superb display quality. Coupled with its blazing-fast performance, it ensures high productivity. Furthermore, the audio system delivers clear, powerful sound for an immersive experience.

Very good laptop, with an Intel 258V CPU, 32GB of RAM, a very nice big bright non-OLED display, quite fans and excellent speakers. I got it for general work/home usage. Cannot complain at all; it is a open box, so I got it for 30% off the normal price, which I think it is a steal specially considering the specs and prices these days. Also, it pretty much looks like new except for a tiny small scratch on the bottom of the case and that it did not come with the original retail box, but other than that is all good. I have been using for a week already and everything is working fine, the initial setup was a bit slow due to all the updates that needed to be installed, but once you cross that line everything is way smoother. Something to have in mind is that according to Lenovo it only had 25 days left of warranty, but I contacted them and they honored the warranty, extending it for one-year starting from the day I purchased it (even being an open box). Just in case, I would suggest upgrading to the "Premium Care Onsite Support" from Lenovo, which at the time and writing this review it costs just $60 for an extra year.

The laptop screen is just the right size for me to split screens to work on updates side by side. I'm please with the face id login. I also can use it as a tablet. I'm very pleased with the quickness of rebooting the computer and the speed of processing. I would definitely recommend this laptop.

This computer has EVERYTHING YOU WANT! It’s light, it’s POWERFUL (think, running what’s app, MANY open windows and zoom all day and doesn’t bat an EYE). I’m INCREDIBLY happy I made the decision to purchase

Purchased in-store and sent to us via courier. Process was fast and delivery time accurate. Son is tech savvy so he set it up quickly. Hasn’t used it to it real ability yet until school begins but it’s ready to go. Slim and powerful and easy to see graphics. No idea if he will experience any of the Windows issues that have been reported since the jump to 11 and Ai features ao we’ll see how his first year goes.

My Lenovo is super cool I love the colors the clarity quality is good, and the keypad is really nice the back light on the keypad is well illuminated voice access is a plus the touch screen option which I don't use much is also a plus. Overall, I am very satisfied. This is my first PC I am a Mac Book Pro owner while my Lenovo is great it definitely takes some getting use to.

Excellent battery life upgraded old Lenovo. Fav part the ALL the ports. Use an HDMI splitter and that frees up the micro ports. Doesn’t get hot. Fast.

It is a nice, lightweight laptop that is perfect for both my personal and professional needs. I have not used it yet for Zoom-type calls. I purchased it to replace a poorly performing competitor's brand. So far, it has met all of my expectations. I paired it with a large curved monitor for streaming calls when I will be teaching from home. I also added a full-size wave-style keyboard for large input jobs. Laptop keyboards are not comfortable for extended typing. The camera is very good, so I have not needed to add any external webcam.

Love the battery life and the slim design. Not in love with the keyboard layout and would prefer to have the compact full size layout but there are other models that offer that. So far this has been a good investment.

Great overall!! Love screen resolution and quality! Love the slim look as well. The only thing weird about it is every so often I have to hold in the power button and another button to quick reset the screen when it gets stuck but not often just randomlt

I have enjoyed using my Lenovo Yoga 7i laptop and it has done exactly what I've needed it to! For the price it is a great buy. I just switched over from a MacBook because some of my engineering classes required Windows software. I honestly prefer the Mac user interface but this is still great. I have had it for about a month and haven't had any major issues. The Face ID is really helpful and overall smooth; there were a few days where the Face ID did not work properly, but now it is functioning again. Overall, this is a good laptop with definitely enough storage and power (1TB SSD, 16GB RAM) for everyday use and demanding applications. It works great for engineering studies.

It is very slim and premium laptop. Build quality is top. Very good size. Screen is awesome.

This laptop is amazing, great screen, great battery life and overall great.

I was looking for a laptop that could run well with all my school needs as a college student and for entertainment of video games. It’s performs very well for both and is perfect for what I need. I’ve had no issues with it and I am very satisfied with this purchase!

Overall it's an above average laptop. Can run some games and overall good for most tasks. Only issue is that it has ghost inputs that seem to be a hardware issue. Will probably have to warranty to get it repaired or replaced. Other than that it's solid.