Customer Ratings & Reviews

The computer is excellent, the screen brightness level is spectacular and the charging time is outstanding. I am very happy with my purchase.

Awesome laptop glad I made the purchase at my local BestBuy

The form factor is unique. I'll give it that. It's actually really useful. Most of the reviews of this unit are of the previous version of this, including the links from this webpage, so here's my take: I had to input receipts for a job, and on one screen I had my banking website up, and on the other screen I had a spreadsheet so I didn't have to keep flipping windows like on a traditional laptop. I liked that. I like that it's a 2-in-1, a selling point over the similarly factored Asus Duo. (if you could find one at a Best Buy) Being able to fold past 180degree mark into "tent" mode opens this up to more productivity things, as well as tablet mode. Unfortunately, this laptop doesn't like "Canvas" mode. (where the bottom screen is underneath and the main screen is closer to you). The thing wants to remain in "tent" mode, meaning the screen remains upside down, and won't flip on it's own. "Canvas" mode should be a thing that comes with an advertised pen. I feel like most of the issues are more Windows based rather than Lenovo based. That being said, Lenovo did a good job of adding extra features to go with this form factor. The butterfly upon turning the machine on is very gimmicky, but I liked it. The screens are gorgeous. I didn't mind the 60hz refresh rate. Unfortunately, you can't do full screen unless you don't mind the large gap between the windows. The keyboard is rather useful, but I wish they included a wireless touchpad rather than a low quality mouse; rather, I almost wanted the thinkpad version of the portable keyboard with the red track nub and three buttons at the bottom. Not necessarily the full trackpad, but Lenovo has a solution already, those who've used the ThinkPad nub know what I'm talking about. I also appreciate the keyboard cover when everything is put away. I like that it transforms from cover to stand. I wish the stand gave me one or two more positions, but it works. It's a pain to have to put away three separate things (or take out three separate things) when I want to get started with this, but again, this works well as a tablet- the short comings are that of Windows, as have been the complaints from the Surface days. I like the height you get from that stand. You can adjust the top screen without much issue. It's when the unit is in "Book" mode that you wish the stand could adjust a little better. The battery life is great. Not for a two screen unit, but compared to similarly sized laptops. I'd be doing work on both screens, and get well over 8 hours. Some people complain that its pricy. But if you took a similarly compared laptop and had to buy a second screen (one that is also a touchscreen) it can add up. The newer Intel Ultra7 is vastly improved over the last generation of chips. It can handle much of what you throw at it. Is it AAA game-worthy? No. but as a productivity machine, this does very well. The biggest problem I had, was this only comes with 16gigs. If you want to do all that you want to do, you need the extra bump. Especially for the price. You have two screens, you want to use two screens. You think of all you could do, but then are limited by the RAM capacity. You have two screens that are capable to do so much, yet the RAM limits everything. If you were to compare two products, lets, say, you can with the two screen option. Yet, you keep hitting slow downs because the machine runs out of memory. The thing runs cool and it runs quiet. I've never picked it up and felt worried about putting it in my bag because i had to let it cool first. Overall it's 90% perfect. I just wish Best Buy would sell the 32gig version.

The internet is what allows me to write here right now. It doesn't work on the computer. There's work tomorrow again.

I am thoroughly impressed with this laptop but it comes with some considerations. primary advantage is the dual screens and the relatively long battery life. I was able to use this all day (roughly 12 hours) without any need to charge but other higher performance usage will shorten that time. My main negatives are: The keyboard is not backlit and would help to have it since I use this in dark environments. The keyboard and pen do not have a great way to store and carry. they come as separate devices so a good carrying case / bag is essential. Even still, the ability to pull an on-screen keyboard is as easy as tapping your fingers and works how you'd expect (similar to smart phones & tablets. Otherwise, the small form factor, dual screens and relatively snappy performance allow me to use this in different settings, whether browsing the web, DJ'ing with Traktor or running my high power lasers. highly recommended.

Before I got this product, I just returned my last purchase, the new Microsoft Surface Pro OLED version. This one beats that one in almost every perspective. This one has two beautiful screens, while Microsoft only has one. I also prefer the display effect on this a lot more since you won't see dot matrix under the screen, and the text looks much sharper on these screens. Not to mention the convenience of dual screens, which I love so much. The performance is better on this one too since the surface Pro OLED version use a ARM CPU architecture, you can find all APPs you are using to have a ARM version. That means you have to run compatible mode on the Microsoft one and you will lose the performance a lot. The biggest pain on the surface Pro OLED was the battery life. Yes you don't hear it wrong. On paper, the ARM architecture should give you much better battery life, but that was not what I have seen. It dropped battery so fast, sometimes %4-%5 in a time. However, I don't see such behavior on this Lenovo one; although I won't say its battery life is great but it is within my expectation. This laptop is well-built and looks very sexy to hold. Its weight is very close to an iPad Pro 12.9 with a magic keyboard, making it extremely handy to carry. The keyboard and mouse it comes with are really good to use, not as someone said they are not perfectly comfortable to use. The touchpad is missing. It might be a pity, but it was a trade-off in design. My biggest complaint is, why don't you sell 32GB version in the US? 16GB is definitely not enough! Right after I made this purchase, I found that Asus also has a great, similar product that is more powerful and cheaper than this one. But I wouldn't regret it since this one is much easier to carry and has better build quality. I would say choosing either of these two products is right, just based on your own preference.

I have had several laptops over the years for gaming as well as work and I i don't think I've had one that is quite as versatile, fast, and well put together as this yoga book 9i dual screen. The 2 screens are really great themselves and the added keyboard stand and pen make this a great unit in my mind. Better in some ways than my 18" rtx 4080 gaming laptop and infinitely more portable, though that is not why I i bought that. I really like this machine!

I am old school (or maybe just old), so it took me some wrangling to figure out how to get the laptop up and running. I struggled for a few hours until my 14-year-old son finally stepped in to help. "Why doesn't the keyboard work?!!" I screamed. "Mom, you have to charge it first." Duh. But, how do I charge it? It didn't come with a charging cord. Duh, it's the same cord for charging the laptop. Or you can use a regular Galaxy phone charger. Duh. Even so, I still had it set up wrong until I called the Geek Squad and they took over to set it up correctly. But now that it is working, I love this laptop. I love the dual screens and the ability to use it as a tablet or laptop. I love that it came with a light keyboard and its own mouse. I love the magnetic mat that folds in various configurations to hold the laptop the way you want. I use it with the screens above and below, but you can also use it with the two screens next to each other. Or you use it light a one-screen laptop and use the bottom screen as a touchscreen keyboard. The graphics are amazing, and I love that you can save documents to the hard drive without everything automatically being sent to the Cloud. I hate the Cloud and don't want my personal documents in the meta-universe. I want to keep them safe with me with easy access. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase.

If I could buy one for each of my family members, I would. I have never seen a design like this before. The flexibility of this laptop is amazing. I can view multiple things simultaneously, including emails, websites, and notes, and handle calls through this device. The dual screen is plus for me, but the dual screen that converts to a keyboard makes this the ideal machine. Fast and powerful, this device is the next level technology. I will purchase another one real soon. Throw your old laptop away, I recommend this for everyone.

Honestly this is a fantastic laptop for specific users. I have use cases for the dual screen usage on the go, but the number of things you can do with this laptop is incredible. You can fold the screen around and have a screen for 2 people to see/use, do vertical or horizontal dual screen and even use it as a regular laptop by touching 8 fingers on the screen to bring up trackpack and digital keyboard on the bottom screen. Incredible idea. The included accessories are great for traveling with. Only gripe is it's a little cumbersome to take everything with you, but it's really not a huge deal for such great work productivity on the go. The Intel Ultra 7 155u is great for the use case, and 16gb of memory seem to be okay unless you are an absolute power user. Bravo to Lenovo for such a great little laptop.

This has to be the coolest laptop on the market super user friendly while being full of creative options… Great for students great for WFH.. The digital keyboard is 10/10 the sound on this is 10/10 I’m not a gamer but I but this would be awesome for that as well! The fact that I got a mouse (which never comes with laptops) a stylus (that I didn’t have to pay extra for) a wireless keyboard and a stand that has a slot for the stylus and doubles as a keyboard cover CHEFS KISS

The Lenovo Yoga 9i is an outstanding 2-in-1 laptop that seamlessly blends power, portability, and premium design. As someone who values both performance and versatility, I’ve been thoroughly impressed by what this device has to offer. Sleek and Premium Design Right out of the box, the Yoga 9i exudes elegance with its polished aluminum chassis and ultra-slim form factor. The 360-degree hinge is smooth and sturdy, making it easy to switch between laptop, tent, and tablet modes. The edge-to-edge OLED touchscreen (on select models) delivers stunning colors and deep blacks, making it perfect for creative work and entertainment.

I absolutely love my Lenovo Yoga Book 9i. The dual-screen OLED design is not just eye-catching, it’s incredibly practical—perfect for multitasking, reviewing documents, and keeping multiple windows open without feeling cramped. As an auditor, this laptop makes me comfortable with my work style. It’s light, portable, and very handy for client visits or working on the go. The Intel Core Ultra 7 with 16GB memory runs smoothly, even with heavy files and multiple apps open. The 1TB SSD gives me more than enough storage for reports and records. The build quality is excellent, the Tidal Teal finish looks premium, and the keyboard and pen support add extra flexibility. Overall, this laptop combines performance, portability, and innovation in one package. It has truly upgraded the way I work. Highly recommended!

I recently purchased the Yoga Book 9i, and while the hardware is exceptional—making it my primary device for work and school, even in lieu of my powerful desktop—there are some software issues that hold it back. One major frustration is that the virtual keyboard does not switch languages using Windows' keyboard shortcut. Instead, the language only changes when I set it as the default input language. This is particularly problematic for me as a native English speaker who occasionally types in Hangul. I don’t want to change my entire system to Hangul, but I find myself using the Windows On-Screen Keyboard as a workaround. If this issue could be resolved, it would significantly enhance my overall experience; therefore, I am giving it 4 stars due to the software problems that are entirely within Lenovo's control.

This is definitely a great purchase. I have had this for a couple of months now and I really enjoy using this laptop. The battery life has been great so far. I especially love the double screen functionality and the ability to use the touchscreen or keyboard. I have had it for a couple of months and have had no issues so far. Really enjoying this computer!

This laptop is absolutely amazing—sleek, fast, and beautifully designed. It’s cool, immaculate, and powerful in every way. Lenovo truly nailed it with the Yoga i9 Dual Screen. As an entrepreneur managing multiple businesses, I rely on performance and versatility, and this machine delivers beyond expectations. I highly recommend enrolling in a Geek Squad maintenance plan to keep your system optimized. With frequent updates rolling out, a monthly or quarterly tune-up helps keep things running flawlessly—this applies to any PC or laptop, not just Lenovo. One of my favorite features is how seamlessly it integrates with my iPhone and iCloud. Cloud pairing is effortless, making file access and sharing a breeze. While there was a slight learning curve transitioning from macOS to Windows, it was totally worth it. In fact—dare I say—it’s better than a MacBook. This PC is truly universal, bridging the gap between Apple and Windows ecosystems. Whether you’re a creative professional, entrepreneur, or everyday user, the Lenovo Yoga i9 Dual Screen is a powerhouse that will elevate your productivity and style.

I recently picked up the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i 2-in-1 in Tidal Teal, and I have to say—this laptop is a game-changer, especially for frequent travelers like me. With its stunning dual 13.3" 2.8K OLED touchscreens, it’s not just functional—it’s a conversation starter. Perfect for Travel Whether I’m working from an airport lounge or a cozy coffee shop, the Yoga Book 9i adapts beautifully. The dual-screen setup is the icing on the cake—ideal for multitasking, creative work, or just expanding your digital workspace. And yes, it works seamlessly with or without the physical keyboard, giving you true flexibility. Bonus Accessories Lenovo didn’t skimp on the extras. The package includes a Bluetooth keyboard, folio stand, mouse, and stylus pen—all thoughtfully designed and incredibly useful. It’s rare to find a premium laptop that comes this well-equipped out of the box. Design & Display The Tidal Teal finish is gorgeous and unique, and the OLED displays are vibrant and crisp. Whether I’m editing documents or streaming content, the visuals are top-tier. Sound That Impresses The audio quality is phenomenal, thanks to the Bowers & Wilkins speakers with Dolby Atmos. It’s immersive and rich—perfect for both work and play. Compliment Magnet No exaggeration—I get stopped constantly by people asking about this laptop. It’s sleek, futuristic, and unlike anything else on the market. Honestly, Lenovo should be paying me commission at this point!

I was very satisfied with the product I received. The weight is not too heavy as I wanted, I can carry it comfortably. I also liked that it has two screens. I can do more than one thing at the same time. The speed of the computer is also very good. I also like that it comes with a keyboard. To summarize, I really like the product I bought and I am also glad that I bought it at a discount.

This PC is productivity machine! Battery life is really good considering dual screens, runs cool, and it comes wirh everything you need. The downside to this PC is the RAM. It does sllllooooooowwwwwwwww down pretty bad once you get into full productivity mode. The RAM seems to be maxed out 90% of the time, with outlook, chrome (multiple tabs), whatsapp app, teams. If i open up another program or two it affects performance BAD! Wish there was 32GB.

When i first looked into the Yoga Book 9i, i was intrigued but not wowed. So i decided to try it out anyway (it was on sale). Wow did this exceed my expectations. The first thing I was impressed with was how using two screens improved my workflow. Having Word open on top and Excel or Edge on the bottom was a game changer. Then if i wanted to I could extend any of these apps to BOTH screens. When i just went into laptop mode, I could just place the included keyboard on the lower screen and it worked flawlessly. Some of the widgets were a little wonky but i didnt mind. Touch screen(s) very responsive and even the onscreen keyboard was pretty good (although nothing beats a regular keyboard). Build quality is solid - dont listen to any of the negative Lenovo reviews. I absolutely love this laptop. Best one i ever owned.