Customer Ratings & Reviews

Anyone who knows computers and knows what to expect, this laptop is amazing, battery life, speed, and of course all on windows. The snapdragon is a monster, youre guaranteed a better offer rather than spending more on a Macbook with slower speeds and in my opinion an oversimplified OS that leaves much to be desired. Unlike that, you get much more than what you paid for.

Best display and battery life. Solid built. Keyboard is nice. Trackpad could be better. Speaker is okay

Awesome laptop! I have really enjoyed using this Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x. The 14.5" screen is amazing! Fast, battery is great and last all day! Have not had any problems running programs on Arm. The only disappointment is that it does not support pen, it is touch screen but none of the pens I have tried work. I recommend this highly to all!!!

So easy to setup, follow laptop instructions and then online. Super fast startup almost no wait from turning on laptop to getting online. Super light to place in your lap too work or surf very little heat. Great display with vibrant colors Very portable and light to take on the road for travel. Best laptop I have owned!

Laptop operates well with a few glitches every so often. Touch screen doesn’t always respond. But I still recommend it. I definitely recommend the sales person. He was the best for sharing various options for what I needed. I will need back and hope to work with him again. I rate him the highest score.

Was debating over the Slim 7x or Base Surface 7. I initially purchased the SL7 and enjoyed it but saw an open box 7x in Excellent condition for low $800s. I ended up returning the SL7 and keeping the 7x. The screen is bright and amazing! Overall, snappy and good battery life. Primary usage is for web browsing and movies. The only cons are the speakers, pretty basic and weak (it's okay) and the trackpad. The trackpad is fine but once you get used to the haptic touch from Macbooks and SL7, it feels a little on the cheaper side. Overall, I am happy and keeping this laptop. I think $800-$900 would be a good price and wouldn't pay anymore.

It’s a good laptop, easy to travel with and I can do my work effectively. It’s fast and has good enough hard drive space to save my work. And it has an awesome display so I can watch YouTube videos and Netflix when traveling.

Just an ok computer to me. The screen is nice I guess. The Snapdragon chip is just ok, does not work with something's, but not impressed. Speakers went out after 6 months, but it's a floor model so nothing I can do. Computer locks or crashes about 2 a month, and the blue cloor collects finger prints. Battery life is good.

[Employee of bestbuy] This laptop is amazing! Battery life is truly all day - had multiple tabs opened in edge including some YouTube clips as needed, music playing through Sonos controller, word and one note opened and running - only about 20 hours in did it get put into power saving mode. Processing is very fast - don’t expect this for gaming but is fantastic for productivity. The copilot features are world class and will be even better as they get updated.

I purchased mine a month and a half ago as an open-box item at a hefty discount, though it was missing the box and some accessories. The OLED screen is stunning and truly best in class. For a Windows machine, it's impressively lightweight, and the battery life is excellent. I can leave it suspended for a week with the lid closed, and it still retains most of its charge. While the memory is soldered on, the SSD is upgradeable. Now, onto the drawbacks—which likely won't matter to 80% or more of this laptop's target audience. I haven't touched the AI features and remain cautious about "recall" if it ever returns. This is not a laptop for gaming or video editing, and Microsoft, Qualcomm, and their partners still have a lot of work to do. I noticed a weird sound whenever I lifted it, which turned out to be caused by a bent protective plastic cover near the SSD. Fortunately, I was able to fix it easily since the back cover is removable. Just four screws and some prying with iFixit plastic tool. However, the biggest dealbreaker for me is the lack of Linux support. I had hoped to install Ubuntu or another Linux distro for development work, but support has been delayed for what looks like another six months. It was so promising for that purpose. In conclusion, if you're primarily using web apps, doing some office work with 365 apps, and watching movies or TV shows—especially anime—then definitely grab this when you see a good deal. It will serve you well.

Great Performance for price. The design is so smooth and compact.

Good laptop as expected. Screen has bright display. Light weight. Highly recommend.

Everything about the hardware is fantastic. Purchased over the Surface due to the amazing screen which looks better than the one on my new MacBook Pro M4. Unfortunately not everything is compatible with the Snapsragon series so I cannot fully recommend as your main laptop. If you want to browse and watch media, this thing is awesome and battery life is excellent. Speakers are not very good, keyboard is one of the best.

[Employee of bestbuy] I got this to test and the good things are that it has great battery life, amazing oled screen definitely one of the best I’ve seen, great keyboard, and overall build quality is super nice. The not so nice thing is the trackpad, it’s fine. The worst part about this laptop is the “AI” that it has, the special features are fancy ms paint, a neat gimmick at best, recall which is nonexistent which is a good thing and more efficient camera effects which is neat but way over hyped. The only useful ai feature I could find was live translation which I was able to get working exactly 1 time and not because I didn’t try more. Overall it’s a solid laptop if you’re doing essentially just web browsing, emails, and whatever few apps are ARM NATIVE because if it’s not native you can expect a glitchy, sluggish, or just not running at all kind of experience. Under a heavy workload the battery life is cut significantly, in line with Intel or amd chips

Checks all the boxes. Fast, affordable and compact.

I love this thing. There is a tiny bit of a learning curve to get used to the touch screen if you're not used to a touch screen. The colors are vibrant on this OLED screen! It's fast and the battery lasts for days with light use. I love the smooth curved keys on the keyboard and I don't know why everyone is complaining about the backlight bleeding. I find it soothing. It doesn't bother me at all. My only complaint would be the speakers, they don't go very loud at all.

Great laptop! Quick and perfect for everything I need it for ajd the OLED is beautiful!

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x with Copilot+ is an impressive blend of performance, aesthetics, and innovation with a battery that has a long life. The display is clear with excellent contrast. The only draw back has been that some of my software does not work with the current system processor - 64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor

She works excellent, she is fast. The graphics are excellent, the weight is quite adequate and easy to handle. I was fascinated by the product and it fulfills everything I expected.

Great speed and looks. Battery is great! However, don’t ever, ever let this model fall. I cracked my beautiful screen from chair height when it fell sideways. It’s slippery and I had looked for a case but nothing was available at the time. The screen is so thin that you really have to be careful! I was also surprised this model didn’t bend/fold into tablet mode since that was really the original idea of the Yoga concept. I can see why, the screen is very delicate. While this model is efficient and beautiful, I liked my Lenovo YOGA 720-131KB I bought at Best Buy, with its sturdy aluminum case, fingerprint scanner, operating system,and bend-ability more. It’s out of date but still alive :(