Lenovo - Yoga Pro 9i 16" 3.2K Mini LED Touchscreen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 9 - 32GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 - 1TB SSD - Luna Grey

As a software engineer and a gamer. I can say that this laptop is by far the best in the market for my needs. It looks professional and still outperforms most gaming laptops with the same graphics card. With a TDP of 100 watts this laptop is basically running a 4060 on full power. The new core ultra 9 chip is an amazingly efficient chip which gives you the power of a traditional i9 chip while giving you a better battery life (although you only get like 2.5 hours of battery life under heavy load it is still very impressive for the insane specs this laptop has). This laptop only weighs 2.05 kg which makes it a beauty to carry around and travel with. At last, in my opinion the best features for this laptop are it’s amazing RAM speed going up to 7467 mhz which is insanely high and you will feel it once you work with multiple tabs open, the speakers are just the best in the industry being able to compete with the macbook pro speakers, it’s ability to stay cool and quiet under heavy load and I can’t stress enough how satisfying this is, it’s beautiful 3.2k 165hz Mini Led display and the amazing affordable price. I’m extremely happy that I managed to get this one for 1650$ before taxes, I swear getting a premium laptop like this for that price is only possible with Best Buy. I don’t understand how other folks are giving bad reviews to this laptop, personally I’ve watched thousands of laptop reviews, I’ve also owned multiple gaming and work laptops before (my best buy purchase history can confirm hehe), I also work on tech and I am an enthusiast to finding the best all around laptop for my needs so I can confidently say that my experience with this laptop has been pretty close to perfection.

As a computer science student who juggles software development, gaming, and digital art, I don't take laptop purchases lightly. My search for the perfect machine is similar to Sheldon Cooper's, if you get the reference. I needed a beast capable of handling all sorts of tasks, and after conducting extensive research, I landed on this one. When my local BestBuy had an open-box model at a discounted price, I had to take the bait and go check it out. It was in pristine condition, so I had to take it home with me. A week later, I'm blown away. Here are my impressions: Aesthetics: 10/10. This laptop is sleek and modern, has a totally premium feel to it. I love the material - it's sturdy but not too heavy either. The display is breathtaking as well, and shows colors beautifully (not to mention the customization options in the Lenovo Vantage app). Performance: 10/10. It has handled everything I've thrown at it. From coding to gaming to graphic design, it's a total powerhouse. It runs both Linux and Windows flawlessly, giving me the flexibility I need. Portability: 10/10. Considering it's robust hardware, the battery life and weight of this thing isn't bad! It's relatively lightweight compared to most laptops it's size, without sacrificing the durability of the chassis. Keyboard: 10/10. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, lights up beautifully, had a numpad, and it's responsive. Perfectly comfortable for coding or typing on-the-go. **BONUS: I completely overlooked the touch screen feature, which is a great addition! All that said, it goes without saying that I highly recommend this machine. Lenovo has really outdone themselves!

I really love this laptop. The build quality, keyboard, audio quality, and display (my god the display) are amazing. It would be a 5 star review if the battery life was better. but getting 3-3.5 hours of battery life has me considering returning this unfortunately. If you're not worried about the battery life, or don't have issue being plugged in this is the laptop to get.