Customer Ratings & Reviews

The laptop was excellent. I got it on sale less $400 and the display was so impressive. For a price less than $1k with an oled display. The specs were excellent and runs smoothly. The finish was good. Pros: everything is good. Cons: only 1 available slot for USB A but not a real big deal.

This is my 2nd Yoga 7i and its amazing. Does everything right. I am no longer a heavy laptop use so the Intel Core 5 was enough for me. Can't beat this quality at this price. Pros - 1. Amazing display - Amongst the best I have ever had in a laptop 2. Battery life - Windows laptops don't get better than this. This loses like 1% overnight Cons - 1. No stylus - The lenovo website may include 1. 2. For some reason, the "F" key on my keyboard was scuffed up. It is not a used laptop and only that key has a few scratches. Not sure how this got past the QC. Be careful!

I've had this laptop for nearly 2 weeks now. Here's some definite pros: - Beautiful, vibrant, and bright oled display - Very responsive touch screen. I haven't had issues with it. - Keyboard is a lenovo keyboard so of course it's great - It's decently fast when running applications. Perfect for light use. - The size is perfect, not too large or small and it's decently light. - I've heard little to no fan noise Meh: - The hinge is sturdy enough to hold the screen at different angles as advertised but you can only open the laptop with two hands which can sometimes be inconvenient, but it's not a dealbreaker. - Battery life is okay. With heavy use you may only get up to 5 hours, but with casual use I've found to get up to 10 hours. You could maybe get the 15hr battery life that's advertised if you just keep it turned on with all the power saving features on. - Mouse pad is okay. It's a little loud sometimes, but not noticeable if you're not in a quiet room. Sometimes it will pick up inputs that I didn't mean to do. Could definitely be better - Speakers are okay. Nothing special, but it gets loud enough. Cons: -It definitely gets a bit warm, but I wouldn't say it gets hot. It's only noticeable if it's in your lap. Warmth tends to concentrate on the left side of the bottom of the laptop which is a little odd. - The placement of the power button is questionable. It's on the side of the laptop. Sometimes I'll accidently tap it when I'm moving or picking up the laptop and it will turn off which can be annoying. I wish it were above the keyboard like with the legion laptops. - 512GB SSD just doesn't cut it for me. I plan on upgrading it myself to at least 1T I still think it will work great as a laptop for school and light gaming which is what I'm using it for. I got it on sale for like $800-$900 I think? I probably would have considered other laptops if it weren't on sale. This is a good laptop for most people at a lower price.

I've been using Macs for a long time and this computer brought me back to Windows. I've heard 2-in-1 devices are the worst of both worlds, but in 2025 I beg to differ. For creative work, like 2D drawing and 3D tools like Blender, this laptop actually gave me a worthy compromise in a lightweight package. Here are the things I like about it: Lightweight all metal build. It's not Apple-level, but it's good. The OLED screen has high sRGB accuracy. You can draw on the screen (tested with the Lazarite M pen). The drawing is very accurate and tactile, and I don't feel like I miss the Apple Pencil Pro when using it. The Intel Core Ultra Lunar Lake SoC is important here. For Blender, it supports native GPU acceleration. It also plays games without compatibility issues. With its long battery life and no compatibility issues, it's in my opinion better than the Snapdragon X for people who need power on the go. Now the negatives: - I found it having a little "caching" occurring in Blender when switching to real time rendering, whereas my old M1 Pro doesn't, also with 16gb of RAM. - people don't recommend screen protectors for these types of laptops, so not a big deal but be gentle - the fans run sometimes on low even for a mobile-design Intel chip. I think a Snapdragon X would be quieter maybe close to an iPad, but again the ARM chips have a lot of issues with compatibility and lack of GPU acceleration.

I agree with Kristine says: however, I notice something to help the battery. With this laptop one of the features is the keyboard can light up, you can change the brightness, and you can also turn it off. turning it off will help save the battery life, but considering it's one of the key features that's a sale point, it should not give the battery life so many problems. Also considering it's 1,000 laptop the battery should be much better. The connection between my pc to this laptop is incredible. I was able to get all my information from my pc into this laptop while I was on vacation, over 50 miles away from my house with my mobile data being my internet connection. I can start my work on my computer and continue it on my laptop instantaneously. perfect for people who needs to work on the go. one last issue I have is turning it off, even though I click to shut off the computer, it seems like all it does is lock the screen. the light from the power button is still on and when I open it the battery life seems to have gone down. So it's important to make a password for your lock screen.

I have not had a laptop or a computer for many years as I moved to a rural area and internet was not available. Hard to believe i got as much done on my phone as I did! This laptop, after very serious shopping around, fit my needs perfectly! Its a breeze once i got it set up to how I work, its fast, lots of memory, i love it. 7 years with just a phone......whew, what a joy!! It's bright, speakers are good....i do music.....its perfect.

The Lenovo Yoga 7 is a sophisticated laptop with a plethora of features, many of which, I will never use. I’m not very computer savvy. I purchased this machine approximately two months ago and so far it has run smoothly, has a long lasting battery life and has all the features I need for work and personal use. I love this laptop. I strongly recommend this laptop. The keyboard is smooth. The speakers are excellent.

very speedly work nothing any issue and very good condition

This is a great laptop. Very fast and nice screen .

✅ Excellent for vibrant visuals and fast productivity Creative/photo work ✅ OLED quality is standout; color accuracy may vary Casual gaming & streaming ✅ Plays light to moderate games well

Very impressed with my new laptop so far. Plenty of power and memory for everything I’ve done with spreadsheets, etc. so far. Lenovo has greatly improved the hinges over my previous Yoga model—they no longer reach under the screen, so can they be easily repaired if needed, without damaging the screen if they do break, which is what happened with the Yoga I bought in 2020. But I loved everything else about it, so when i saw that the hinges had been changed, I was willing to buy again. The OLED screen is also a solid update. Very satisfied with my purchase.

Good product , worth buying it . Great battery .Great visualization

I love the Lenovo yoga! I needed a new computer for school and its great because its also includes Microsoft which is amazing. I prefer this more than my previous Mac.

I love this computer, I will be starting my first year of college next week, this is perfect. Its fast easy-to-use. Best choice I've ever made, other than my education of course.

My son uses it for high school. He loves it. It's lightweight and very easy to use, fast operating system. Very user friendly. Nice graphics.

Great laptop for college work. Not too big and able to set it up in a few different ways if you're watching videos.

Screen is nice and bright. It runs the few games I have fine. It charges fast and battery last along time even when playing games. Have yet to find anything bad.

Have used it for college and it has a Perfect battery life.The finger print and face ID unlock make it easie r for privacy

Best laptop for college! Works and looks amazing! Would definitely recommend!!

always love Lenovo laptops - well built, fast, light weight and pretty good. Since the memory is only 16GB, I need to limit going crazy with the multiple pages I open at the same time and do things simultaneously as it has a tendency to freeze and hang.