Customer Ratings & Reviews

I mostly use my phone, but I found this computer to run fast and seamlessly. It has the newest operating system. It makes me want to use my computer more. I play FB games, so putting up tabs is easy. It’s great to have the assistant too. Any question is answered in language you can understand with clear instructions. The keyboard is sensitive to touch, but not too sensitive. The charge lasts a long time. I barely have to plug it in! The screen is nice with no glare and the display is colorful and sharp. I love it. You will too.

The Yoga 9i 2-in-1 impresses with its vibrant OLED screen, versatile convertible design, and solid battery life, ideal for students and creative users alike. It’s powerful enough for everyday multitasking.

- overall is a good product. - Value for money, - I liked the device manufacturer and material so far. - the touch and screen color are very good - the device speed are very good - the sound system is accepted - the device temperature always not going high, however the time you are consuming. - the only thing is the device weight, the device is heavier than my expectation.

I've been using the laptop for almost five days now and I am so far impressed: *Speed: Number 1 need in a computer is for it to complete the operations quickly and consistently, without getting bottlenecked. This laptop does that. I'm not a gamer, so I cannot speak to that, but for my uses of working with many documents and tabs opened at the same time, internet searches, creating slideshow presentations, and streaming, it does the job. It did have a small problem with buffering when streaming a live sport's game (which also happens with my older laptop) but I'm not sure if it is partially a modem problem; all pre-recorded events/shows it streams really well. *Battery: Reviews are really positive about the battery for this Yoga 7 but do not give precise data to confirm or deny the claim of 10-12 hrs of Lenovo. I was first disconcerted because it seemed to be draining much faster than advertised, but I believe I found out that this laptop continues to drain at a fair rate when just left in "sleep" while I was myself sleeping. I reset the setting so that the computer "hibernates" when closing the screen or I just completely turn it off to completely save the batter (over night). Then, in my batter test, I saved additional power by turning off the bluetooth device. Overall, I was able to go from 100% to 25% with about 10 hours of use (with wifi on that entire time). However, if I didn't have the screen on fairly dim for at-least a few of those hours, I don't believe I would have reached more than 8 hours of use. *Screen: My wife and I have been quite impressed with the sharpness of the display, much better than our multiple year older quality laptops, even though the Yoga display is just advertised as being more entry-level. Screen-size: My last two laptops were 14" and I like the width of this 16" one, esp. when I'm working on it without the help of my exterior monitors. Exterior monitors hooked up really well the first time, whether using the hdmi connection or my adaptors to the usb-c or the usb ports. Graphic conveyance to the exterior monitors do not have a noticeable lag; both my exterior monitors are basic under $100 each. *Keyboard: I like that it has a full number pad on the right, when needed. Backlit keys are helpful and the shortcut of fn-spacebar is really nice, rather than on my HP where I have to find that particular key above the numbers when it is already dark. I haven't gotten use to consistently be able to ctrl-v or ctrl-c, which I do a lot, and a third of the time it didn't work the first time (probably not touching the right buttons smoothly), hopefully I'll get use to the new button locations. *Bloatware: It did come with some that I've needed to take time to remove but it does not seem excessive.

This computer has been more than a pleasant surprise. It works well and the features are outstanding. I’m very happy with this purchase. Not sure about functionality of the tablet side, but it’s a nice option. I was torn between this computer and a Samsung. The speeds are great, and it does everything I want. The battery life is longer than I expected, and it charges to 80% super quick. The display is crisp and bright. I do wish it came with a stylus with built in holder.

Lenovo’s 2026 laptops continue to be a solid choice for work and everyday use. They’re known for reliable performance, long battery life, and some of the best keyboards in the industry—especially on the ThinkPad and Yoga lines. Most models feel durable, run smoothly for multitasking, and offer great value for the price. The only downsides are that some base models still have average speakers and can get pricey when fully upgraded. Overall, a dependable, professional laptop that’s easy to recommend.

He loves how fast it is. He loves the lighted keyboard. That lighted keyboard really makes a difference. Yoga has a touch screen with a large screen size. He is getting used to Window 11 and the copilot. It was a good decision buying this Yoga.

Great all around laptop. Played any games i had no problems there loaded quick and felt sleek and sexy. Good for all criteria i would work then jump straight on a gane then back to work. i would never have gotten rid of it if i wasnt upgrading to a better lenovo it will be missed!

The YOGA 7i features a large touchscreen that displays crisp images. It’s slim, fairly lightweight, has a backlit keyboard and comes with Win 11 software installed. It also has impressive storage capacity. Cons: it lacks storage for a stylus. I gave a 4 star rating because this laptop seems perfect for digitizing artworks. I have no working knowledge to rate this laptop’s performance, because I seem to lack skills that are necessary to setup this device,

A good value for purchased as an open box excellent for $680 plus tax. Built with the Intel Ultra 7 2023 year, it handles simple computing with no issues. The best part is the battery life, which is a good 6 - 8 hours. 16GB memory and 1TB SSD compliments the simple computing needs. If you run a fast broadband, you will see little lag time between apps and browsing. The only thing I absolutely cannot stand is Microsoft's and every other tech company stuffing AI down my throat. CoPilot adds very little value to my productivity - in fact, the value proposition is a negative deficit when it comes to how much computing resources and distraction it takes away from my daily tasks. AI solves no problems I had. This Lenovo passes my quality and value hardware wise, but Microsoft Windows 11 still suffers from inefficiency and software bugs. It is just terrible.

I absolutely love my laptop. I love the touchscreen capability and the light up keyboard. The screen size i perfect for me and also the ability to fold it back .

So far so good. Thomas A at the Niles store helped us with the selection, and recommended this laptop. It turned out to be even better than we thought it would be. Very stylish, sleek, a good sized screen, and super fast speed. We'll have to see how the other functions do once school starts, but so far so good!

A significant upgrade from my previous laptop and a huge value at the price...all the performance I could want, a touch screen, and (as advertised) excellent battery life too.

Okay, great! Here's a review based on the information you provided, with some common observations about this model: Title: Lenovo Yoga 7i 16" - A Versatile 2-in-1 with a Stunning Display Review: I recently purchased the Lenovo Yoga 7i 16" 2-in-1 laptop from Best Buy, and I'm very happy with it so far. I primarily use it for work and creative tasks, and it has been a fantastic upgrade from my old machine. Pros: * Beautiful 2K Touchscreen: The 16" 2K touchscreen display is the star of the show. It's bright, sharp, and vibrant, making it perfect for watching movies, editing photos, or just browsing the web. The touch functionality is responsive and accurate, and the 2-in-1 design allows me to use it as a tablet when needed. * Powerful Performance: The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD provide plenty of power for demanding tasks. I can easily multitask between multiple applications, edit large images, and even do some light gaming without any lag. * Long Battery Life: I can easily get through a full workday on a single charge, which is essential for me. * Solid Build Quality: The laptop feels well-built and sturdy, with a premium aluminum chassis. * Versatile 2-in-1 Design: The 360-degree hinge allows me to use the laptop in various modes, including laptop, tent, stand, and tablet. This versatility is great for presentations, watching movies, or taking notes. * Excellent Keyboard and Trackpad: The keyboard is comfortable to type on, with good key travel and backlighting. The trackpad is also large and responsive. Cons: * A Bit Heavy: At around 4.6 lbs, it's not the lightest 16" laptop out there. If portability is a top priority, you might want to consider a smaller model. * Limited Ports: While it has essential ports, some users might find the selection limited, especially if they need more USB-A ports. * Speakers Could Be Better: The speakers are decent but not amazing. They lack bass and can sound a bit tinny at higher volumes. Overall: The Lenovo Yoga 7i 16" is a fantastic 2-in-1 laptop that offers a great combination of performance, versatility, and portability. The stunning display, powerful performance, and long battery life make it a great choice for work, entertainment, and creative tasks. While it's a bit heavy and has limited ports, the pros far outweigh the cons. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a premium 2-in-1 laptop. Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

Reliable and versatile 2-in-1 laptop that offers solid performance for everyday tasks, excellent battery life, and a sturdy premium design. Its 360° hinge makes it easy to switch between laptop and tablet modes, perfect for work or entertainment. While not built for heavy gaming or demanding creative work, it delivers great value for students and professionals who want flexibility at a reasonable price.

I like the 16" size screen with the reflection behind me. Good battery life and fast speed. Not too heavy.

I LOVE my Lenovo 7i 2-in-1 16" Touchscreen laptop. It has a great core and 1 TB SSD. My previous Lenovo had a 14" screen so I am really enjoying the larger screen! Of course the offset is that this laptop is heavier than my old one, but I mostly use it at home anyway so that is not a game changer for me. My one complaint is that it did not come with stylus pen.

Loving this Lenovo Yoga! Fast and flexible. It does run a little warm. Battery life is long.

The laptop is well-made, runs fast, and feels nice to type on. The laptop is centered towards students and it serves its purpose very well. It works well for doing assignments with multiple tabs open doesn't ever slow down and feels smooth in its process. I do 3d printing and often use the Bambu Labs software to render and slice objects and it does it faster than my desktop computer (although note my desktop computer has a Ryzen 7 1700 CPU). When under load from games is when it starts to stress. Opening even Ballon Tower Defense 5 will kick the fans on, although so far there aren't many performance issues when the game is running. If you plan to play games with this, I'd recommend sticking to older and smaller games that don't take a lot to run. Astroneer saw a lot of performance loss even at the lowest settings and a medium-sized base, although it ran well at the lowest graphics with a starter base. Risk of Rain 2 sees similar results. The touch screen of the laptop is very nice and reactive, the screen itself is glossy but it's only noticeable at lower brightness. Have a cloth to wipe down the screen as it's a fingerprint magnet. The build itself is lightweight and nice. It does take damage easily (chips and scratches) so don't fall in love with the aesthetic too much. overall very good for productivity.

The Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 laptop strikes an impressive balance between versatility, performance, and design, making it an excellent choice for both work and play. Design and Build Quality The Yoga 7i’s sleek aluminum chassis exudes a premium feel, while its 360-degree hinge offers seamless transitions between laptop and tablet modes. Whether you’re typing out a document or sketching ideas with the included stylus, the Yoga 7i adapts effortlessly to your needs. The 14-inch or 16-inch touchscreen (depending on the model) is vibrant, with accurate colors and excellent responsiveness. Performance Powered by Intel’s latest processors (up to the Core i7), the Yoga 7i handles multitasking, productivity software, and even light creative work with ease. The integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics provide adequate power for casual gaming and media editing, while the laptop’s solid-state drive ensures quick boot times and app launches. Battery Life One of the standout features is its long-lasting battery, which can easily get you through a full day of work or streaming. Lenovo’s Rapid Charge feature is a bonus for quickly topping up when needed. Connectivity and Features The Yoga 7i comes with a solid array of ports, including USB-C with Thunderbolt 4, USB-A, and a headphone jack. The backlit keyboard is comfortable for typing, and the fingerprint reader adds an extra layer of convenience and security. The inclusion of Dolby Atmos speakers ensures immersive audio, whether you’re on a video call or watching a movie. Verdict The Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 is a versatile, well-rounded device that excels in portability and functionality. It’s an excellent choice for students, professionals, or anyone looking for a reliable hybrid laptop at a competitive price. While it may not be suited for heavy gaming or demanding 3D tasks, it delivers more than enough power for everyday use.