Customer Ratings & Reviews

After spending a week with the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x, I'm thoroughly impressed by its blend of portability and power. The sleek Cosmic Blue aluminum chassis houses a stunning 14.5-inch 3K OLED touch-screen display that's a joy to use, whether I'm editing photos or streaming videos. At just 2.8 pounds, it's incredibly light, making it perfect for my on-the-go lifestyle. The Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processor, paired with 16GB of RAM, handled all my tasks with ease, from heavy multitasking to resource-intensive applications. What truly sets this laptop apart is its exceptional battery life, easily lasting through a full workday on a single charge. The Dolby Atmos audio system delivers surprisingly rich sound for such a slim device, while the multiple USB-C ports and Wi-Fi 6E support ensure I'm always connected. Lenovo's AI-driven features, like Smart Assist and adaptive performance management, add a layer of convenience and efficiency to the user experience. Overall, the Yoga Slim 7x is a top-tier ultraportable that doesn't compromise on performance or features, making it an excellent choice for professionals and creatives who demand the best. Cons: to be considered 1) Limited port selection: It only has USB-C ports, lacking HDMI and SD card reader options 2) Touchpad click feel slighty hollow 3) Finger prints are quite visible

I've had it for just over a week, and so far so good, with a couple minor issues. First the good, with the screen brightness turned one step up from the lowest, it is still very easily read. There's no way to get over 20 hours of battery life if you're on BT or WiFi, but 20 hours is still substantial. The keyboard is responsive, and feels good. There is a learning curve coming from my HP Spectre X360, as the keys are shifted from the left margin due to the speaker placement. It is fast, both in boot and launching apps. 3 USB Lightning ports is very forward thinking. And it's nice to know that the storage can be user upgraded, although I'm certain doing so would violate any expressed warranty. The bad. If you are upgrading from a 14" with speakers at the hinge, it will take days to reset your muscle memory to adjust to the key shift. Storage is weak at 512 Gig, but its fast. I'm guessing the desire is to keep storage low so that you'll use some form of cloud storage subscription and you'll never ever own your data again? The touch pad is finicky, and will often close or minimize windows without any attempt to do so (this mostly happens with multi-finger control). Anything other than silver or off white is going to show fingerprints, and this dark blue excels in printing. CoPilot stinks and gets in your way, UNINSTALL IT. The worst part about buying bleeding edge is seldom are they ready for Linux, but Qualcomm is working on it, so De-Windows your laptop, remove all of the seemingly countless reporting and personal tracking functions (easy to follow guides on YouTube), force stop ALL Analytics, and turn off auto updates, because Windows will reset everything you've turned off, because you're nothing but an advertising target for Microsoft, remove the bloat AV software because it also tracks your digital footprint, install REVO Uninstaller because Windows uninstaller will not remove registry entries for theirs's or others bloat ware. As soon as Zorin or Mint releases a Snapdragon X Elite compatible Linux distro, instantly convert this bad boy and your battery life will increase by 20-35%.

Looked at several different laptops before ending up with this system. Superior battery life, extremely bright screen, fast processor, light weight, no downsides found yet.

It's a comfortable computer that I love to use but not without it's flaws. The Good: The screen, keyboard, camera, just about everything is perfect for the specs. The keyboard alone I wish I could buy an external keyboard that feels the same way it does. The speakers are actually good and it does indeed delivery pretty good battery life. The Bad: Snapdragon Elite processor does feel snappy when it wants to. But some things will simply not work. If you run a lot of x86 applications/drivers prepare to see your battery life diminish faster and they will make the computer feel 'slower' I have to use a VPN for work which I know will be ages until I see an arm equivalent application. Window for arm has been around a long time and it's kind of sad microsoft dropped the ball this hard. Also don't expect to play any demanding games. Some things like discord, microsoft teams constantly crash. Esp if you use the camera. As well the copilot functions leave a lot to be desired. You can get all the same functionality just opening bing/chatgpt/claude in a browser. Also I've found that 16gb really isnt' enough RAM if I mix x86/arm apps I am running in swap constantly. If you are looking for a great laptop for office, using the internet, balancing your checkbook this is probably the perfect laptop for you. If you do anything outside the norm - programming like myself, or expect to play video games prepare yourself to be a little underwhelmed. I can't wait until I can get linux working on this thing.

Excellent Performance and Great Value! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently purchased a laptop from Best Buy, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience. The device offers exceptional performance, handling everything from multitasking to heavy applications with ease. The display is crisp and vibrant, making streaming and working a pleasure. The battery life is impressive, lasting me through long work sessions without needing a recharge. Best Buy's customer service was fantastic—knowledgeable staff helped me pick the perfect model for my needs. The checkout process was smooth, and the delivery was right on time. Overall, this was a seamless and satisfying shopping experience. Highly recommend Best Buy for anyone looking for a reliable and powerful laptop! --- This review highlights the product’s performance, praises the service, and sounds genuine, which can increase your chances of winning the reward. Let me know if you want any tweaks!

This is a nice laptop. Extremely light and well built. The oled display is gorgeous colors are accurate using photoshop. 16 gbs of ram seems to be ok for me. And save a lot to an external hard drive so rhe 512 solid state hard drive isn’t really an issue. Three USB C ports are ok would’ve liked maybe a hdmi or something. The only issues which aren’t terrible are: Fingerprints are prevalent. The other thing is I can’t seem to get it to transfer files and photos from my iphone via bluetooth. I only tried once so I’ll look into that further. Only my IP camera software hasn’t worked with the snapdragon architecture, so everything else had worked fine. Very happy with this laptop

Laptop is smooth and sleek. Keycaps work nice, screen reacts fast. Runs games well, though I tend to use it more for school/work. Not heavy at all, too. And a nice, long battery life.

The build quality is excellent, with a refined finish. The battery life is impressive—it lasts over a full workday using Office applications. Performance is satisfactory for professional use, handling Office and browser tasks very well. With the ARM processor, I only encountered compatibility issues with one program: the Kaspersky antivirus I was using. The screen is beautiful, and the touch-screen feature is a great bonus. Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase and don’t regret choosing the Yoga over the XPS.

Just got the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x and wow—this thing’s a stunner! The 14.5-inch 3K OLED screen is unreal, and the battery lasts forever (15+ hours, no joke). It’s super light, looks slick in Cosmic Blue, and the Snapdragon X Elite handles my daily stuff like a champ. For normal day-to-day apps, ARM64 versions are available and work great. I use Steam and game—triple AAA titles hit 30-40 fps at 1080p medium, older titles run smooth at 60fps+, though some titles (not many I play) struggle on ARM64. Could use a USB-A port, though—three USB-C ports feel a little limiting. Still, highly recommend this portable powerhouse!

This laptop is great. It has a sleek design and isnt bulky or heavy. Its battery life is honestly what amazed me it last for a very long time. I had it fully charged and i was able to use it for three days without having it hooked up.

Amazing ,vibrant ,brilliant clarity with the OLED display, battery power is fantastic one 1 charge lasts me the best part of a week with moderate use.Computer Speed and response is very good Very lightweight so great for travel .

love this brand, second computer, over the past 8 years, gorgeous color, battery life is phenomenal, fast, sound is great fits my needs and then some

Great screen, color and keyboard. I'm coming from a Surface Pro so would like pen support and a 4:3 screen ratio (instead of this at about 16:10) but the Lenovo is $300 cheaper than the new Surface Pro - has a bigger OLED touch screen, a proper keyboard, and a bigger battery. Microsoft is gouging people for nearly $2000 for latest OLED Surface Pro with a keyboard. Performance on this is great, battery life is coming along (it's always lower when you first get a machine as there's lots of background indexing and stuff happening). All in all I think this is a great value for a CoPilot PC.

I bought this for my employee and she absolutely loves it! The screen is gorgeous and it is an amazing laptop for someone who works on the road all day. I was worried that it might be slow compared to her old laptop, but it's been fantastic for everything she does. I think she would quit if I tried to take it away. I used it for a few days before I gave it to her and was very surprised that it didn't have any delay loading pdf files and is very snappy. I would definitely buy again.

I bought this for casual use such as web surfing, watching youtube, paying bills. I am not a video editor, gamer or programmer. I wanted just a nice speedy laptop with great battery life and beautiful screen and quality build. I don't think the copilot features would be useful to me, fun to play with but not yet really useful. I think this laptop checks all the boxes for my use. I have a macbook air m1 and I love that machine, I was just bored and wanted a new gadget and something different. Compared to my M1 Macbook Air, this has a touch screen and double the RAM, The battery life on both are fantastic, The Lenovo display is nicer, and bigger. The keyboard feels really nice and the trackpad is very good. My only complaint right now is that Nord VPN app won't install as they don't have an app yet written for this ARM processor. However, the NordVPN web extensions work both in Edge and Chrome which is pretty much what I need it for and I'm sure they will come out with an app soon so if I need it with any other app outside a browser it will work. Also as an iphone and mac user, there is phone link available in windows which while not as good as imessage is useable, i can send and receive text messages also when I am texted a verification code to log into sites such as this one, there is an option available to copy the code and paste it into your browser. At the time of purchase at bestbuy out of the available options for copilot plus laptops I think this was the best bang for the buck compared to Microsoft's offerings, Dell, HP and Samsung.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x is a triumph. It successfully combines blazing-fast performance, a world-class display, and truly all-day battery life into a beautifully designed package. If you're looking for a next-generation laptop that excels in every key area, the Slim 7x should be at the very top of your list. It's a fantastic machine that sets a new standard for what a thin-and-light laptop can be.

This is an excellent laptop, very light, very fast, and has a great screen and battery life. Very happy with this laptop. It replaced my Surface Pro 8 and I have no regrets.

Absolutely fabulous screen, outstanding battery life, very light weight and tiny power block. Three USB3 fast ports. Blue tooth works great. only issue is 2/3 of my photo programs will not run on it as they have not been updated to Windows on ARM. Those programs Topaz, On1, DXO, Portrait Pro do not yet work. Capture1 and PS, and Lightroom fine. Bridge not yet. PSCS works fine, 24 meg raw files convert in less than 1 sec per file. Outstanding.

I've read all the poor reviews and to be honest, they all seem a little fake. This is real. I use it daily. The battery lasts long enough. It's light. The screen is fantastic compared to any laptop in this price range. I haven't had an issue which screams "dealbreaker" at me. I didn't buy this to play games on, and you shouldn't either. Teh software I use all runs on ARM so far.

That screen is gorgeous. It is not the most powerful of the Snapdragon X Elite chips, but it seems to perform relatively well unplugged and plugged in. The point of a long life battery in a laptop is to use it unplugged( at least thats what I think). Remember every changed setting effects the battery life, so experiment before giving up. The GPU is not great, but I did not buy it to game on. Currently loving its portability , and visuals. Time will tell if this is more of a niche laptop or my daily driver. The biggest cons are the color of the finish on thelaptop, which shows every fingerprint, and it seems about $200 overpriced at launch.