Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was a very good choice, it doesn't get very hot, good battery, with touch screen, very nice design but the power button is on the right side and sometimes you can turn it off by accident a little bit of a hitch there

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.

Great purchase! Screen colors are bright, charge holds well, and speed is amazing.

Laptop is a good size without being too heavy. Battery is good and performance is excellent

Fantastic computer!! Best I've ever owned or used and I've owned and used many. Crystal clear screen, wonderful keyboard, fast - just the right size not too small not too big. My highest recommendation for a Windows machine.

Replaced a 3 year old Yoga 5i that unfortunately broke when it fell from the kitchen island. This model has some very nice upgrades. The processing speed seems much faster. The keyboard and trackpad are more quiet. Battery life is great and it charges quickly. I use it for work and it handles charting in Epic really well. It also came equipped with Microsoft Copilot which I actually really like. For the price I think they could have thrown in a stylus pen to use when in tablet mode. Overall great product.

Nice laptop. Crisp screen, fast, lots of memory and RAM. Very light, and the battery life is very nice. It fits well in my laptop bag. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I have some basic tech knowledge, and i did some online research. I found this laptop and an HP that met my needs. I have an older model Lenovo that i really liked. This Yoga is fast and very easy to use! I really like it! The only draw back is that it is heavier, however, i'm hoping it will prove to be more durable. I will update if i can.

FUNCTIONS PERFECTLY TOUCHSCREEN A MUST TO HAVE SPEED IS GREAT

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.

Lenovo is killing it with their new laptops. I’m switching from my $3000 Apple Mac Pro. To this.. I do photography and I am just done with Apple. The ability to fold it down into a tablet and use highly accurate touchscreen technology for Photoshop is game changing.. currently I have an iPad Pro and a Mac MacBook Pro to do the same task and going back-and-forth as a disaster .

Perfect laptop. The monitor is clear and very reactive using the touch screen.

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

Originally purchased this laptop for school. It seems now I will be using it for work. Excellent battery life and I can run a few programs at once without an issue. Display is great and the laptop is not heavy. No loud fan noise and it does everything I need it to do. No complaints after a 3 months of owning it. Still running strong.

Excellent laptop, fast performance, sleek design, and amazing battery life. Perfect for both work and everyday use!

Easy to work with. Nice design. Not too heavy. Good screen size.

Love this laptop Its perfect, big screen, fast and not too heavy at all

It's everything I wanted in a new computer. Has enough storage and memory, lightweight, and so far working just fine. My biggest struggle is learning all the new Windows 11 changes.

So far so good. I haven’t purchased a laptop in over a decade. The screen is sharp, lit keyboard is a must, and the design is great. This thing is heavy and the battery doesn’t last long when turned up to max settings. It doesn’t run hot and the case is solid. Feels sturdy. Touchscreen works perfectly too.

Sleek and easy to use. Screen is large and clear and battery life has been great. If you're looking for a great bang for your buck for basic computing needs this is a great unit. I will say no ethernet port or disc drive may turn some people off but a small investment in a couple usb devices isn't costly and you can easily get adapters for both. It can become a tablet and the touchscreen is great for when you do.