Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been looking for a device like this for a long time. It can be used like an ordinary laptop, or a laptop with an extra screen, or an electronic book. Fit and finish are excellent.

Being on the bleeding edge never felt so good, this is the perfect laptop. The included keyboard case/stand is sturdy enough for me to use the laptop in battle station mode when im laying in bed. I would reccomend buying a different bluetooth mouse and keyboard to get the most use out of the laptop. I went with the MX GO3 and MX keys mini and couldnt be happier.

Great work machine. Having 2 screens on the go has helped with productivity

I have never had such a wonderful computer since the beginning of computers it is absolutely marvelous and I know that there is a learning curve with it considering all of the features but with every step every new feature only gives it a better grade. It's a Wonderful piece of machinery!!!

The video quality is great. Lenovo apps that come with the device need to improve. The keyboard, mouse, and stand are all very nice and easy to use. I like that one charger will charge the laptop and keyboard.

This machine is highly productive for all occasions- office, home and travel. I love the sharp resolution and high brightness of both the screen. Highly recommended for multi tasking users.

This is the best laptop one can have whether for work, pleasure or games. Very responsove screen. Has a bit of learning curve but thoroughly enjoyable afterwards. Good job Lenovo!!!

I like this laptop because it's very perfect touch screen

Perfect for my business it will be easy after this purhase

I'm absolutely enamored with this device. The dual screens are a true godsend for enhancing productivity, and the variety of modes it offers is simply delightful. The setup process is a breeze, and its versatility makes it suitable for entertainment, work, and school tasks. As a programmer, I can vouch for the immense productivity boost these dual screens provide. While it can get warm if used on your lap or with the onscreen keyboard, I rarely find myself in that situation thanks to the included reliable Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. The stand is impressively sturdy and adaptable, which adds to the overall positive experience. I also appreciate the laptop's portability; it manages to maintain an impressive battery life despite housing two screens, allowing me to accomplish 6-8 hours of work on a single charge. When it comes to entertainment, the laptop truly shines. With its dual OLED 2.8K screens, the color range and brightness are superb. The unexpected excellence of the sound bar enhances video playback significantly, creating an astonishing audio experience. My only reservations lie in the non-upgradable RAM and the absence of a dedicated GPU. However, considering my work revolves around computational power and limited memory usage (16GB usually suffices), these drawbacks hardly hinder me. If your field of work doesn't demand a robust GPU, I wholeheartedly recommend this device; it's genuinely transformative.

I love this thing. The dual screens are great for productivity and I love all the modes that it has. It takes no time at all to get it set up and you can use it for entertainment, work, and school. I'm a programmer, and having the dual screens is probably the biggest productivity boost you could get. In terms of temperature, it does get hot if you use it directly on your lap or with the onscreen keyboard, but I find myself rarely doing that as it comes with a good bluetooth keyboard and mouse. The stand is great and very durable and versatile, too. I love the portability of the laptop, too. It has a great battery life for having two screens and I can easily get 6-8 hours of work done on a single charge. Again, for entertainment, it is amazing, with the dual oled 2.8k screens, it has great color range and brightness. The sound bar is also wonderful, I didn't expect much from it, but when playing videos out loud, it is an amazing experience. The only negatives I would give are the non-upgradable ram and no dedicated GPU. However, I don't tend to need more than 16gb of ram or a gpu, when most of my work is focused on pure computational power and a little bit of memory. If you are in a field that doesn't require a powerful GPU, then I would 100% recommend this device as it is a life changer.

I had been tracking this laptop ever since it was announced and i knew then that i had to get my hands on one, I pre ordered on best buy website the same day it was available. Once it arrived and i got it out of the box, i spent ten minutes just marveling at the laptop in the closed position. The beautiful teal color, the slimness and lightness, the shiny rounded edges, the branding and the attention to detail on the exterior of this machine are all superb. The first time opening the clamshell was equally as gratifying. The oled screens are vivid and colors are engaging even at mid brightness. The set up was very easy and almost everything works just as advertised (see below re: cons). The sound bar is impressive for its size. The included accessories are well designed and also very easy to set up and use with no fuss whatsoever. My cons are 1: i wish it had USB and HDMI ports, but this is easily solved with adapters. 2: when the keyboard is placed on the glass, the outlook widget pops up but doesnt populate content from the outlook app no matter how many times i try to log in. Hopefully a software update will fix this. 3: many of the lenovo software apps, like note taking, say "coming soon". These should have been ready at launch as this form factor is ideal for taking notes. These cons are minor. Overall, this is a delightful product to use, and is now my go to machine for daily use. very easy to recommend

Let's get the shipping out of the way first, shipping from stores is definitely hit and miss with poor packaging. I believe these were coming from distribution centers in factory packaging. Mine was perfect as it should be in the factory box double packaged. I had tried the XPS 13 plus to no success, battery life and heat on bottom of unit were terrible. The Dell was fast but too many other issues like adhesive issues on Oled screen also. The Yoga is perfect for multitasking, set up is easy. Screens are beautiful and sound is very good. This is not a gaming laptop.....not intended for that. Plenty of power` for day to day use of most tasks, wished it had a 32gb ram option. I've already done some photo editing and it works perfectly. Functions as advertised. Battery life is an unknown at this point, I'll come back later and give an update about this and other impressions. At this point don't think you can go wrong.

Amazing device. It’s very fast and portable. I primarily use the device for work. Microsoft office, Teams and Outlook. I do not do tech code and I’m not an influencer so I don’t know how well this works for video editing. I do not play games or watch movies on the device. I go online, email and review documents, spreadsheets and Adobe. Works wonderful for what I need. My desk top set up has always been two monitors and a laptop that plugs into a Dell docking station. I did plug this device into my docking station and could utilize three screens if I wanted to get super crazy. I don’t listen to music on the device but the notification beeps and sounds are audible and nice sounding. The included mouse, keyboard and pen are great. For me I do not use any form factor other than the keyboard detached from the device. Yes, you can use all the different set ups the device can do and each time I tried no issues. Finding skins or a case is a bit daunting so I bought my own stick and peel from Michaels store and cut it to shape works fine. The battery goes a long time for me. Have not fun out as of yet. The device is a bit heavy and with all the items it will fill your computer bag. I currently have a Samsung Book Flex with stylus. A MacBook M2. While I use my MacBook M2 and iPad Pro as secondary screen for personal use, the Lenovo device is pretty close to functionality. For me because all of my ecosystem is Apple, using a windows Lenovo device is a bit different however that is my work ecosystem so I find it much easier than using my MacBook for work. I would recommend the Lenovo and everywhere you go people will ask questions. It’s a conversation starter for sure.

I tend to travel a lot for work and therefore I work a lot from hotels. I always miss the dual screen/extra monitor when working from my laptop. I have a usb monitor that is bulky and dim, and I had tried to use my ipad as a second screen and that was always wonky. This thing is an absolute game changer. It's fast, beautiful, lightweight for having two monitors, and the battery life is impressive. Having two 13.3" screens allows me to build presentations and drag files from one screen to the next similar to being at my desk. Only thing I will say is if you are used to having your dual monitors next to each other, you will have to get used to them being above/below each other. Either that or you will have to use it like a book, which makes the windows and content much smaller. The screens are bright and vivid, the processor and RAM are more than adequate unless you are needing some high powered software (Photoshop works fine), the included stand, pen and mouse are great, and the included bluetooth keyboard is really good. As I said, this thing is a game changer for those who travel.

While there are some quirks, being able to use this laptop out and about has been a dream. I love the ergonomic height of the top screen in desktop mode. Having two monitors without all the cables has been a god-send for work. It's snappy, battery life is fine, and the added accessories are phenomenal. There's definitely room for improvement - but as it stands right now, this is the best work laptop I've ever used.

So far so good! The screens look amazing! The colors are incredible and they pop like crazy, thanks to the oled panels. The machine is quite heavy though but the build quality is top notch. I wish there was an option for 1TB on the BB site like the Lenovo one. Also no sound hard buttons. In fact, the only buttons are the power button and the camera off button. The unit also can get pretty hot! The sound bar sounds much bigger than it is! Overall a very nice device but i definitely need to use it a bit more to recommend it to anyone.

As I type this review on my Yoga Book 9i, I can't help but appreciate the reasonable travel and response I get from the keyboard. I prefer it over my Apple MacBook Air 2M. The screen's are very clear and the color saturation is better than the Samsung's. I live mostly in the cloud, so horse power isn't a huge need. Yet it is quite snappy and handles video playback quite nicely. Almost no perceivable difference between this and the MB Air. The included Keyboard , Stand, Mouse and pen is nice. Are you paying attention Microsoft? The dual screens are very stable, even when propped up in upper/lower. Using the touch screen when in this posture has very little movement and definitely not what one would describe as a wobble. Having been the proud owner of both MS Surface Duo phones. A dual screen is superior to a folding screen. Especially when your work needs are more productivity driven than consumption. The separation of the two screens literally helps keep you better focused and transitioning to different apps or tabs more fluid. So far this device I describe is a solid five stars. What's the hang-up? When switching to the different positions, the screens take quite some time to adjust. Sometimes even requiring a restart to get them to respond. It is getting better, or maybe I am becoming more patient. If I hadn't already been used to being an early adopter, which goes ALL THE WAY back to the Apple Newton Pad 2100! Yes, many of you reading this weren't even born yet. I would have considered returning this the first week. Fortunately I know this is a firmware issue and will eventually be fixed, I hope. Are you listening Lenovo? One con is, the screens could be a bit brighter. The other con, the space between the sound bar and the screens could be a bit tighter when being used as a dual screen vs a laptop. Over all, I believe this will be in my daily use bag for at least a year or two. Oh, yes, the price is reasonable when considering its quality build and brave innovation. Again, are you listening MS and Apple?

I recently acquired an open box Lenovo Yoga i9 Dual Screen laptop through Best Buy's online store, and the experience was as smooth as the laptop's performance. The website was user-friendly, making the purchasing process straightforward and hassle-free. As for the laptop itself, it's a marvel of technology. The dual-screen feature has revolutionized my multitasking capabilities, and the i9 processor handles all tasks with lightning speed. The design is both elegant and practical, fitting perfectly into my on-the-go lifestyle. Best Buy has delivered an exceptional online shopping experience, matched only by the quality of the Lenovo Yoga i9. A five-star purchase on all fronts!

It is an excellent implementation of a great idea. I honestly have almost all great things to say, and others have said most of that already. Key points, I am a multiple monitor user, and need it for my workflow. This is the very fist mobile option I have found that actually kept my productivity on par with my home/office desktop setup. Yes, it takes an extra 10 – 20 seconds to unfold, but well worth it for the actual productivity time saved. You will make up that time on the very first email you need to reference while responding to another. I have used it in all its different configurations, and they really did do a pretty good job of working through the potential issues, there is one that gets talked about, but is minor. If you had a program or web page on the lower screen and attach the keyboard, it will remain on that lower screen. You need to remove the keyboard, take a finger and drag it to the little popup window that shows upper and lower screen snapping and let it snap up to the top screen. That is the extent of “bugs” I have found. Not really a bug though in my opinion, they have to work with what Windows 11 provides, and from an operating system perspective, for the screens to automatically migrate to the top screen, they would need to detach the lower display in the software and that causes a whole slue of other issues, not to mention it would disable the other “features” having the physical keyboard on the screen provides. Sorry, to much talky talk about a non issue. You can pop it open as fast as a Laptop, tap the screen with 10 fingers, and get a virtual keyboard, and quickly type something if needed, really handy for that quick search, or in the bed Youtube marathon. All in all, if you have a need at all for a multiple screen setup, I can’t sing enough praises for this product. And for those wondering, mine did come with keyboard/mouse/digital pen… an actual mouse and keyboard always beats trackpad… there will be that one out there that argues I am wrong though :)