Customer Ratings & Reviews

Seems to be a good buy; a little ehavier thanexpected but otherwise satisfied

Its everything we need and so much more easy and fun

I have never had a brand new lap top. This one is great.

It has been a excellent purchase with several qualities that I need to learn from

Love it, smart, fast, great size, good price, love the face recognition.

Great product, very comfortable to use. Smooth key board.

Great computer would recommend this to anyone!!!!!

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Great computer. It’s beautiful. The price justice like the quality’s.

Best laptop with good configuration and reasonable price

excellent customer service and super fast laptop recomendado

I love the computer. The only thing that stopped 5 stars is all the ads and messages that show up on start up.

For work, it's very convenient. the visual and also the commodity

Liked the product although it was not for me at this time.

One thing that frustrated me the most about this laptop is every time I opened the lid I had to restart in order to connect to Wi-Fi. The display was relatively poor compared to other computers on the market for the same price. Overall speed and performance was as expected.

Buyer beware. Laptop purchased 9/2021 for a granddaughter. Computer then stopped working. No black screen, no noise just stopped. Total cost with school software, geek squad and other items, $946.00. In order to fix it would have to be shipped $84.95 and then the repairs estimated at $300.00. Lenovo has a myriad of you tube videos with similar problem scenarios. This is a company wide problem and reflects on the inferiority of the product and the workmanship. In many cases, if a grand parent is helping out their grand child with such a purchase, then all household money is tight and all funds have to be used conservatively. For Lenovo to have the arrogance to put out a product they know is deficient and con buyers into a purchase that will be useless after 2 years - that's about $500.00 a year - is really a reflection of their corporate culture and any Lenovo purchase should be avoided at all costs. Most people do not have the money to basically throw $500.00 on the ground. Most people rely and need a computer to last at least 7 years, that's a reality.

Before you buy the Yoga 7i you should do a search on hinge failures for this model. Mine failed at 18 months and the only option is to send it back for a long expensive repair or do a home diy repair. There was even a class action lawsuit on this. When it fails you will see that the hinge and therefore the screen is held on with a glued on plastic hinge.

This is the 2nd Lenovo Yoga Laptop that we have had that stopped working just after warranty expired. We had bought my son a Lenovo Yoga and it worked great for the 1st year so we bought my daughter a Lenovo Yoga laptop too. About 4 months later, my Son's stopped working. BestBuy said the Lenovo's are not made to last and the cost to fix it is more than buying a new Dell. 15 months after we bought my daughter her computer it also stopped working. Neither computer was abused, dropped or even had a scratch on them, just poorly made internal components that stop working after about 1 year of use. I think they have a high rating because they initially work fine and by the time you want to give it a 1 star, they have moved on to the new model which you are unable to give the negative review, DO NOT buy this computer if you want it to last more than 15 months.

The screen has an overly warm/yellowish tint to it. I've made sure eye care mode is off and night light is off. I tried calling Lenovo support. The representative disconnected the call as I was describing the issue in detail and then never called me back even though she had requested my callback number earlier in the call. Next, I ran the Lenovo diagnostic and submitted the results and a description of the problem in a support ticket online. Lenovo responded with a generic response requesting that I do the troubleshooting that I had already said I had done and indicated if that didn't work that I should call them! Yeah, that didn't work so well the first time, Lenovo. They also suggested I contact my retailer (Best Buy) for replacement options. However, that is not a great option now that I have it setup through my work to access networks and have a bunch of third party apps installed (i.e., there is a lot of setup I would need to redo if I did an exchange). So, my recommendation to anyone reading this is to stay away from Lenovo products because they seem to have no interest in supporting what they sell.

Seems like a great computer however the mouse broke within the first 2 weeks and I had to return it.