Customer Ratings & Reviews

In an era where technology is synonymous with efficiency, this latest laptop on the market doesn’t just meet the standard; it sets a new benchmark. With a processor that zips through tasks at breakneck speeds, this laptop is a powerhouse of productivity. The storage not only offers ample space but also contributes to the machine’s swift performance, ensuring that load times are nearly non-existent. The visual display is a feast for the eyes, boasting a crisp, vibrant color palette that brings images to life. Whether you’re editing a high-resolution video or enjoying a cinematic experience, the screen’s high-definition clarity and wide color gamut ensure that every detail is sharp and saturated. The user interface is a testament to thoughtful design, offering a seamless experience that feels almost telepathic. Windows 11, with its fluid animations and intuitive navigation, complements the hardware’s finesse, making every interaction a delight. The Snap Layouts feature is particularly noteworthy, allowing users to organize their workspace with unparalleled ease. But it’s not just about speed and looks; the laptop is also a paragon of connectivity. With Wi-Fi 6E support, online endeavors are as smooth as silk, and the array of ports, including Thunderbolt 4, ensures that you’re never more than a cable away from expanding your capabilities. In terms of audio, the laptop doesn’t shy away from excellence. The Bowers and Watkins speakers deliver an auditory experience that’s both immersive and crystal clear, complementing the visual prowess with an equally impressive soundscape. The build quality is robust, yet the laptop has a svelte profile that makes it a breeze to carry around. The backlit keyboard is a joy to type on, with just the right amount of tactile feedback, and the precision touchpad responds to gestures with pinpoint accuracy. In conclusion, this laptop is not just a tool; it’s a statement—a testament to what modern technology can achieve. It’s a device that will not only cater to your demands but also inspire you to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

BATTERY LIFE IS TERRIBLE. Even with every low-power mode option on. Gets hot very quickly, Stutters a lot, Comes with a bunch of bloatware. ALL AROUND TERRIBLE. I'm going back to my Macbook.

expensive laptop but hopefully worth it. got it in hopes it will last 4 yrs of college and more. likes how the monitor flips over.

Fantastic laptop very fast. It is small and compact.Even has touch screen and you can use it like a tablet.

This is my third Lenovo YOGA 2-in-1. I have loved every YOGA I have purchased. The quality of the build is noticeable. The screen is gorgeous and the colors on this new OLED screen are amazing. They seem almost unreal they are so vivid. The only reason I sold my last YOGA and got this one was it was about five years old with an i5, 8 GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD. This new computer with the OLED screen, Core Ultra 7, 16GB DDR5, and fast 1 TB SSD make this an amazing upgrade. All of this in a 2-in-1... just wow. I use this for personal use and work and just love it. If there was any complaint at all, I would say that this particular color does seem to show a lot of fingerprints. I caught this on sale as an open box and only paid $1,000. Still had original packaging in the box like they broke the seal and brought it back. Why? Who knows, but I am glad they did. I have had ZERO issues with this and have used it heavily since I purchased it a little over a week ago. Amazing deal in my opinion. I couldn't be happier with yet another quality Lenovo YOGA.

I absolutely love my new Lenovo laptop. The graphics are amazing, the sound is better niw that they have the speakers located on both sides of the keyboard. The computer is ultra fast, and the keyboard keys feel so much more comfortable than older models.

Great laptop! Have been a fan of Lenovo laptops for over 10 years this is the 5th one I have purchased. Bestbuy price matched and issued a refund when the price dropped on cyber Monday as promised by in store sales associate because I am a bestbuy rewards member.

I was excited for a new laptop, but so far upon getting use to it and its features, i opened note apps only for it to get stuck on touch pad mode I didn't do anything but open the app but it got stuck on touch pad mode so i closed the app and it was still stuck. Then the laptop kept shutting off, and everytime i turned it back on it turned off again, so confused all I did was open a note of app. Then when I finally got it to hold open after an hour it that issue I finally got into the settings to change the touch pad issue back to normal. Fast forward to 3 days use of this it kept randomly shutting off and on. Sometimes the batteries don't even hold long enough my surface pro 8 lasted me longer I'd use that 3 hours a day and only charge it after around 4-5 days on that same 3 hour usage. But this one has me charging it everytime I use it.

Great laptop high quality high performance high velocity the best laptop in Best Buy

Very good. As such as aspected. In one word all rounder.

We used this device a little over a month before reviewing. To be fair the hardware of the Lenovo Yoga 9i is exceptionally good and it's weight/portability is very manageable. The screen is vibrant, the processing speed is also very good for our needs. However, the battery life drags the experience down quite a bit. If I had paid the MSRP, I would have returned within a week. For the price I did pay, I got a very good laptop with a ho-hum battery. I suppose I expected more from Lenovo/Intel/Microsoft regarding battery optimization/utilization. Coming from an older ARM device with literally all day performace, I wouldn't ask for the 9i to match, however, I wanted it to, at the very least, be competitive.

The battery drain is very prominent. I had the system ON while I was working on my work laptop. Absolutely nothing playing or running (not on performance mode too) to see how much battery I will get. Trust me, in 3hrs I saw the battery go down 60% while doing nothing. I thought the spec is good enough to see some decent speed while opening and closing apps but my 7 year old hp Spectre x360 performs almost at the same level. The extra set of buttons on the right extreme does get annoying a lot as you will keep hitting the fingerprint button instead of the arrow keys. If you are a slow typer who looks at the keyboard for every stroke, this laptop should be fine. A huge fingerprint magnet! Not just the outer body, but also on the track pad. Check the stylus. It's the new slim pen. There are some drivers and apps that you need to install to make it work. Does not start working out of the box. At least mine did not. Build quality is good compared to Asus. Not flimsy. But with the Intel Ultra 7 processor, I was expecting something better. Total disappointment.

The Lenovo Yoga 9i is a sleek and powerful 2-in-1 laptop that's perfect for work, entertainment, and creativity. Its 14" 2.8K OLED touchscreen is stunning, offering vibrant colors and sharp details, great for watching movies or editing photos. The 360-degree hinge makes it versatile, easily switching between laptop and tablet modes. Performance is solid, handling multitasking and daily tasks smoothly. The battery life is decent, and the included stylus adds a nice touch for note-taking or drawing. The speakers deliver impressive sound, enhancing the overall experience. While it's a bit pricey and the fans can get loud under load, the Yoga 9i’s premium design and features make it worth considering for anyone needing a stylish, powerful, and flexible device.

This computer feels solidly built, offers impressive speed, and delivers excellent video quality. However, it seems Lenovo overlooked some key aspects of product testing. Key Issues... Touchpad Sensitivity: The touchpad is overly sensitive. I've lost count of how many times I’ve accidentally opened a window or clicked a link just by moving the cursor. Its large size compounds the problem, making it easy to inadvertently rest a finger or part of your palm on it, which often triggers the four-finger swipe gesture that opens the “view all windows” mode. Unnecessary Buttons: There's a dedicated button for battery performance—why? It's poorly positioned directly below the "delete" key, reducing space for the "backspace" key. As a result, I unintentionally press the battery button about 20 times per hour. Correcting this requires pressing the button twice more to return to standard mode. Bloatware: It's like an all-you-can-eat buffet of bloatware. No, Lenovo, I don’t want to register for updates. No, McAfee, I don’t need your antivirus. And no, I don’t want to sync with countless services. Battery Life: Best Buy claims up to 10.5 hours of battery life, but in real-world use, it barely lasts 5 hours. Despite these frustrations, the computer’s overall build and performance suggest it has great potential. However, these issues highlight areas where Lenovo could significantly improve the user experience.

The computer is great. Although dirty and sweaty finger prints show easily, for some reason, it was slow using google chrome having multiple tabs open. Unsure why i was expecting it to be much faster and could handle a couple tabs open but it was laggy.

This is a wonderful laptop at an awesome price! Not a scratch on it!! Every bit of it looked new and felt new! Even the packaging. I can't say enough good stuff about the laptop itself!! It's everything I wanted for traveling and working in so many different settings - it's got more power and storage than anything I had before. Light weight and perfect!! Thank you Best Buy!!

Great laptop, very slim laptop and also can be used as a tablet. Great speeds, u can be doing a lot of task at once and runs smooth. Wish battery life was longer tho. The screen is wonderful so clear. If your trying to.play games this isnt the laptop for that but other then that it can do everything else.

I love the color. The case seems to be scratch proof. I knew a pencil came with it but to also get a case was a surprise and saved me more money. The screen is beautiful. I think I should have bought a larger screen for my eyesight. There are a lot of functions that I’m not familiar with. I have used the copolit for school and it’s very convenient. So far I like my choice. The is my first Lenovo computer. I’m not sure I have the battery life set right but I havent paid a lot of attention to how long it last. I thought buying a 16GB meant faster boot up time but I can have a lot of folders open.

Bought as an open-box item but you would never know it. Even at that price I was nervous about spending so much on a windows computer (last laptop was a mac) but I have loved it from day one. It’s well built despite how versatile it is, sleek, and very portable -which is extremely important for my job and going back to school. I’ve had it over a month now and just appreciate it more every day.

The 9i is a good laptop, but I wouldn't pay more than the $1050 I got it for. It doesn't feel as premium as the 2 year old 9i I'm replacing. I'm not sure if it has metal but it all feels like plastic. When I pick it up the bottom creaks. It has a great display with rich colors. It is a pleasure watching media. Heat and fan noise is minimal, although I haven't tried any games, but this isn't a gaming laptop. I am pleased with the purchase, for the price I paid.