Customer Ratings & Reviews

Only 2 weeks in but loving it. Graphics are Amazing. Love the 2 in 1 feature. Quick charge is fantastic. Battery life is good, impressed. Easiest set up and moving of all personal stuff with "smart" computer. Small inconveniences are having the power button and on/off button on opposite sides of unit. I can't set it down on short edge and have it plugged in and not be pushing on the on/off button. My space is small and I need to be able to set it on short edge not long. Weight is a bit awkward and coating is slippery making grabbing unit a bit hard, setting it down with the weight it tends to slide out of mu grasp a bit. Very minor issues.

great computer. Fast, easy to use, Battery holds charge well, displays are crisp

Great product - fast, light and love the touch screen. One draw back is the lack of Ethernet port, but easily corrected with USB to Ethernet adapter.

Laptop is fast, responsive and overall great. Battery lasts awhile and would recommend this to anyone.

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.

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.

Was looking for a decent laptop and found this one on sale. It suits our needs at home and works very well. Decent speed, nice display and lots of storage.

Great machine! Awesome featured and easy to use! Battery lasts all day. Met all the “work requirements” and was at a great price point!

Nice laptop for the value. Meets all my needs. Battery (so far) has lived up to as advertised. Fast & screen size is good

Very happy with this purchase, it’s a great size, light weight, storage capacity is good, fast processing, and love the touch screen. Had my previous Lenovo for 12 years without a single problem and I expect to have this one just as long!!

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.

I hadn't had a new laptop in 10-15 years. This one came highly recommended by the Best Buy gentleman who was helping me--it matched up to what I had said I was looking for. It has not disappointed! Nice, large screen, keypad, speed, easy to transition to as, as you can imagine, much had changed since my last laptop. I recommended this one to a friend who is also in the market.

The price difference from the lower models to this when on sale is worth it. It's a level up in processor, ram and hard drive space. This has been working great. I would recommend it.

What a awesome 2 in 1 laptop! Got this as a early Christmas gift because my old laptop finally was just to slow to keep up. Really enjoy the new Ai and Windows 11 on this especially with a touch screen. The specs on this you can't beat for the price, with 1T of storage and the one of latest graphics card and the RAM that is in this I went ahead and skined mine because I plan on this being around for some time! Also love how easy it was to set up and dock with my big screen at my desk just plugged it up and answered a few questions, done.

Very fast laptop. Bright clear screen touch screen. Everything works great. Only complain is I don't really care for Windows 11

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.

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.

Lenovo does not disappoint, This lmachine is nimble and versatile. Love the convertible tablet feature. It packs a speed punch as well. Graphics are great as you would come to expect from Lenovo,

The Yoga 7i is a well-built, versatile convertible offering excellent battery life, reliable performance for everyday use, and a convertible touchscreen, all in a sleek metal body. It’s ideal for those who need flexibility between work, entertainment, and light creative tasks.

Got it on sale for $400 off, so great deal! We weren't sure which brand computer we wanted to get for our child to take to college, but didn't want something that froze up like some brands we have had in the past. We love our Apple computers, but didn't want to pay that much. A kind and knowledgeable guy in computer department says he felt these Lenovo computers have great processing speed and low chance of freezing up. We played around with it for quite a while, opening many programs and windows, to see how it could handle the load. It did great! We also checked reviews online, and see it beat the competitors in many areas. So far this is perfect for all our child's needs in college.