Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased for my son who is a computer major. Works very fast and he likes the idea of 1TB

Great laptop! Best so far but I have plenty to learn to get the max proficiency.

The computer works excellent!. I recommend this item for college students.

Lenovo is a good computer, and this configuration will suit most projects

I always buy Lenovo. What can I say? It’s kind of a family thing.

Good product. Good price. Not readily available in all the stores, though.

Excellent high end laptop eith plenty of good ports a great screen

Great processor and has great memory for the price that I paid for it.

The Yoga 7i has a 16" screen, enough memory for basic functions.

Laptop is Awesome, battery a problem. Only good for a few hours.

Is just wat Im looking for my projects, so I’m very happy

No problems what so ever. Great machine, exactly what I ordered.

This is one amazing machine, and great value for the price!

I am an Apple guy, have been since 2002 and continue to be, with the exception of a monster PC I built to play Half Life: Alyx on the Valve Index. In testing the Intel Lenovo Yoga 7i 16, I surprisingly found myself not only _not_ hating it, but actually enjoying it. The problem with most PCs is they don't _feel_ good when you're using them. That's one of the big differentiators between a PC and a Mac... the Mac just fades away as you do whatever it is you're doing... it's like a screwdriver. Sure you're using a screwdriver, but what you're really doing is screwing in a screw. Thats a Mac. PCs, you're always acutely aware of the machine in front of you, because it so often becomes an obstacle to your success. Either the trackpad feels weird, or the keyboard is some random size ratio, or the angles of the machine lead you to a place of discomfort, or it's wildly bulky, or the power plug sticks out in a weird way.... always something. This Lenovo didn't feel that way. As a laptop, perfectly adequate for most tasks and multitasking. As a convertible tablet-thing? Awesome. First time using one where it felt iPad-esque in terms of responsiveness and UX. To break down this laptop into categories: Battery life was good by current day's standards. In normal usage of web browsing, watching a few youtube videos, dealing with documents and email, I got probably 10+ hours of use before I was below 10%. I noticed when I fired up Team Fortress 2 that the battery dipped faster as expected, but I think I could've played TF2 for 6 hours on a charge if I pushed it... or at least 4 at full brightness. Speaking of graphics, I was initially disappointed that this model has an integrated graphics chip, but those integrated graphics have gotten so good that I didn't even notice it, and I'm sure it helps immensely with battery life. All settings for TF2 were at high with no noticeable issues. I realize this game is from 2012, but I would assume that as long as you aren't running something huge and crazy at max graphics, this is more than suitable for any casual gaming one might want to do. No issues with multiple applications or having 20 odd windows open simultaneously. Also it handled my 49" curved diagonal gaming monitor with ease. In terms of typical usage, I am the type who has email, music, pictures, chrome with 20 tabs, WhatsApp, and probably some options trading docs open constantly. I feel the trackpad and keyboard are top notch. The screen looks great, and has no discernible fingerprints left over from tablet mode when you're using it like a traditional laptop. I am sure they're there, but you don't feel like you're staring through them constantly like you would on an Apple laptop display (which you should never touch.) For my use case, this laptop fit beautifully. Editing pictures was fine, though I haven't gotten too deep into that yet. Same for videos. I expect I will still go to my Mac laptop for these tasks, if only for the familiarity of the software over there. Connectivity-wise, it worked as expected. I have a WiFi 6 router, and it was able to find and connect to it without issue. Security-wise, the fingerprint reader worked as well as Touch ID would on an iPhone. Weight-wise, its a chonky boi, but the big screen, convertible nature, great battery life, and above average performance more than justify the weight of the machine. Port-wise, the USB-C charger and power brick continue to be an awkward eyesore, but some things never change. I would have appreciated a USB-C port on each side, to accompany the dual USB-A ports. The HDMI and USB-C are on the left of the machine; I would have preferred them on the right, but such is life. It does have some garbage bloatware, I should be knocking off 1 star for that.

This computer did not work. It kept shutting down and the cursor kept frozen up. It was an opened box.

Had various problems twice. Ourchase one and had to return. Replacement worse that first.

Quirky, won’t keep time when turned off, won’t sync time with sync active. Unable to contact Lenovo support. Expensive for a mediocre, quirky lap top.

Not impressed with the quality for the price. Used it for not even two months and a key popped off.

Loaded with RAM, decent processor, F keys can be easily switched, charges fast, long batt life, beautiful display, many ports, superb keys with numeric.

This laptop/tablet combo that Lenovo made truly changed the way I use my laptop in many positive ways. The touch screen and foldable features truly allow me to be on the go and use it in ways more quickly than ever before. Sometimes being on a couch or another area makes using a mouse difficult but being able to touch the screen is a huge win. In terms of battery life and overall performance I was able to play games on my computer with no hindrance. I like to play games on high settings and also have a browser open but the SSD seems to really be able to hold up alongside all the other components. I also have an apple ipad and this makes me think about selling my iPad since it can go way more and have the ability to be a laptop on a bigger screen rather than just an Ipad. It is far better and easier to use rather than trying to use a small ipad where it hurts my neck most times to try to use my ipad like a laptop. One of the few negatives is that it can get slightly hot so I can’t keep it on my body or in certain positions very long like a tablet can. However, the flexibility and positives noted above make it worth this tradeoff. I typically use my PC for games, work, and browsing and this met all my needs so I am happy. It connected right to my Wifi with no issues and the setup was a breeze. I would recommend this to all of my family and friends as well and thoroughly enjoy this product and the value it provides.