Lenovo - Yoga 7a 2-in-1 16" 2K OLED Touchscreen Laptop - AMD Ryzen AI 7 445 2026 - 24GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Copilot+ PC - Seashell

8.5/10: I do really like this laptop in general. Here are my thoughts as a non-techy person. Things I like: - I do a lot of video editing and work on Tableau and this seems to work great for it. Seldom do I experience crashes or delays. Exporting is pretty snappy. - I've played some video games, like Magic the Gathering Arena, and the graphics look amazing and the processing power seems sufficient for my casual gaming needs. - The keyboard has soft keys and is not super noisy. - The battery is great. I don't have to completely turn off my laptop in between uses in order for the laptop to have a charge when I get back after 'sleep' mode. - Connects to my S26 Ultra easily for quick file sharing. - Screen is big, but computer is still sleek and relatively lightweight. Things I don't like: - The one thing I don't love about this laptop in general is the trackpad. I didn't try this in store before I bought it, but I'm not sure it would've persuaded me out of the sale. I like to 'click' the track pad instead of the light tap and the click is really loud. Like relatively loud, not like wake the baby loud. My MacBook had a low-pitched thunk and this has more of a plink. It gets annoying sometimes, but I just use a cordless mouse. - Only one USB-A port. I know people are moving to USB-C, but I would've liked to have one more. I use a docking station now, which was an added cost, but not a bad addition to the set-up. - Also in moving to PC in general, the onslaught of ads and connecting everything to the Cloud is super annoying. Lenovo constantly runs little ads on the computer. I had to remove many Lenovo apps and backdoor my way around having things only stored locally. That's just a me preference though. - There aren't many 3rd party hard cover cases for this laptop. The cases are all weird because it's a 2-in-1 and they expect you to do the bendy thing. Side note: I never flip it over for just a tablet function, kind of freaks me out to do that. So, no comment on that part. Okay that's it- bye!

I just needed something to get the job done. I used it for my college classes and my government work. It's quick and easy. It's okay with regarding to games but I personally don't care for games. I would highly recommend if your looking for something budget friendly and great with performance.

Display is vibrant. Love the backlight keyboard. Love the AI features

Very good processing when working on several programs at the same time, very reliable to take it to all parts of the world and it is even very nice to take it inside the plane and be able to work efficiently where you are. Another important thing, Best Buy gives you the best prices. That's why I'm a team Best Buy!

So far I really like this computer. Other than the fan can get really loud when you’re playing games, the graphics on it look incredible. I haven’t gotten the chance to use it much on work stuff, but I’m excited to.