Customer Ratings & Reviews

That’s a great laptop. I enjoy it. I take it everywhere. It’s very compact and powerful for its size. I love Copilot. It helps in so many different ventures and as an entrepreneur, It help with my business.

Well for an open box item, couldn't expect more, Works great.

My Samsung Book, someone snapped off so easily, I decided to get this Lenovo. The screen and picture quality is so on point. Love the camera. Again, this OLED screen is absolutely perfect!

5***** Thanks very good lab top ******************

Sleek and snapdragon elite is the best! The color is amazing it matches my Mac!

Very fast and great laptop and make my school work easy for me

Amazing, runs smooth and screen quality is beautiful

Great solid lightweight laptop, battery life isn’t any better than my current AMD laptop about 7 hours with use of Microsoft ARM software. AI features expect voice to text offline translations are locked behind a Microsoft account meaning you have to log into an account to use it. The REAL AI features require a copilot plus (paid) account and even those features are currently restricted on this laptop. I feel that this is an incomplete product at this time.. maybe if this laptop was at a $600-700 price point but not currently a value at $1200

It is a great computer, the price is quite reasonable.

All the applications I use run natively on arm. It does all the things well that you need. The 3K OLED screen is beautiful.

This laptop is as close to being the complete package as any Windows machine that I've used. It's the perfect combination: * Gorgeous OLED display that's bright and really pops. * The backlit keyboard is buttery smooth and typical of Lenovo's near best in class. * The build exudes a premium, sleek look, and the Cosmic Blue color is classy and a nice break from black and platinum. * It's a slim and light machine, coming in well under 3 pounds. It's about the same weight as the MacBook Air. It's easy to carry in a backpack. * The new Snapdragon X Elite chip is noticeably snappier than even the latest Intel and AMD offerings. * The battery life also is much longer than other Windows machines with those chips. * The trackpad is responsive and is an ideal size -- not so big that it crowds the keyboard and not so small that it's hard to use. I've been using versions of the Lenovo X1 Carbon for years. But I was never happy with the screen quality, the smallish trackpad, the limited battery life and the high price tag. This laptop solves those problems. The screen is stunning. The trackpad is a vast improvement. The battery has much more endurance. And you get all of those advantages at a competitive price point. All of that said, there are three things that keep this from perfection. First, the screen has a 90 refresh rate, rather than a 120 rate on the Surface 7 and MacBook Pro. That's not a dealbreaker, but my eye notices the difference when quickly scanning text. The trackpad is nice, but it's not haptic so it's not quite as easy to use. The port selection is limited to 3 USB-Cs -- no HDMI or audio jack. So, you may need a dongle. I'm mostly an Apple MacBook Pro and Air user and have been for years. But I need a Windows laptop for certain work tasks. I think this laptop has the build, keyboard, processing power, comparable (not as good) battery life and portability of a MacBook Air -- and it has a better OLED display. This is a superb laptop for the money.

First of all, let me say WOW! I have owned this laptop for about a month and have been blown away by the performance, battery life, and OLED screen. Let me summarize the high points: - Always ready to use. When I pick up the laptop, even if I haven't used in a few hours or days, I open the lid and it's almost instantly on. Thanks to the Windows Hello feature you are instantly logged in and ready to go. Seriously, this is the fastest resume I've seen. - Battery life for days. Part of the previous point about being ready to go is that there is always juice in this thing. Whether I'm working on it all day, unplugged, or picking it up after a break, it simply sips the power. This gives me confidence to leave the charger behind if I'm going on an overnight trip. Very easily multiple day battery life under normal usages. - OLED Panel - this thing is gorgeous. I imagine battery life could be slightly longer with a standard LED panel but this OLED panel is worth it. Images are extremely crisp. Contrast is excellent. Just like you'd expect with OLED TVs, the blacks are deep and pop on the screen. I'm also a fan of the touchscreen. I use it for quick navigation on the screen. - Multi-tasking is excellent. Whether I'm just running a browser (Chrome, Edge are the ones I've used) or compressing videos with Handbrake. It all just works. No issues with printing like I've heard others note. Adobe Lightroom runs natively and smoothly. - Ports: I love that I can hook up the laptop to a docking station and extend my desktop to 2 separate displays. Very smooth. Unlike some other models, this one has 3 total USB-C ports - including 1 on the right hand side. That's great for versatility for docking or charging (when you finally need to). - Weight is perfect - not too heavy and not too light. Very portable and easy to carry in my backpack. - Software - a little bit of bloatware but nothing concerning.

I’ve been using the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x for a while now and honestly, I’m really impressed. First of all, it’s super light and sleek — perfect if you move around a lot or just don’t want to carry a heavy laptop. The design feels premium and modern, but still very practical. The performance is great for everyday use and multitasking. I use it for work, emails, video calls, and some creative stuff like editing photos or using Canva, and it handles everything smoothly. The screen is beautiful — super bright and clear, with really nice colors. Watching videos on it is a whole experience. The battery life also surprised me — it lasts way longer than I expected. I can easily go through the day without charging it. And I love how fast it turns on and off, it really saves time. If I had to mention something I’m not crazy about, maybe it’s that it doesn’t have as many ports as older laptops, but it hasn’t been a huge problem for me.

Bottom line up front: If you use laptops for Microsoft applications, web browsing, email, video conferencing and content consumption, you should definitely buy this laptop and you will not regret it. This is hands down the best laptop I've ever owned. I was on the fence regarding the compatibility issues I read about Windows on ARM. However, when I really assessed my use case, none of those issues were a factor. I only use my laptops for Microsoft Office, web browsing, video calls, and consuming content. Everything can be done with native ARM applications. Any gaming I do is on consoles or Steam Deck, so the reported issues with gaming compatibility and Windows on ARM are not a consideration for me. This laptop is snappy, smooth and responsive. I've never had any issues with lag or slowdown of any kind. I'm one of those internet users that has a million tabs open and it's never been a problem. It boots up quickly from either a completely powered off state or from standby mode. One of my favorite parts of this computer and Lenovo in general is the keyboard. I love having keys with longer key travel and Lenovo utilized their longer key travel keyboard in this design. It has made this a joy to type on. I've read criticisms about this having a "diving board" style trackpad rather than haptic one, but the quality is good and I don't mind the old school tech for trackpads. Overall, the battery life has been incredible; not as insanely long as advertised but by far the longest lasting battery life I've ever had in a Windows laptop. For my use and as a nice bonus there is minimal drain on the battery when it's in sleep mode. One of the biggest selling points for me was the OLED screen. It is nothing short of incredible and I'm usually picky about image quality on computer screens. I don't see this mentioned a lot, but I am prone to the "screen door" effect on computer screens that makes certain OLED touchscreens (usually those that have pen support due to an additional screen layer necessary for pen use) appear grainy when looking at white backgrounds such as Word documents or webpages. When it exists and you can tell, it's awful and you can't un-see it. Though this is a touchscreen, it does not provide pen support to my knowledge, and thus does not appear grainy as if looking through a screen door. I also love that the screen is 14.5" and has a bit more viewing space than a typical 14" laptop without increasing the chassis size by much at all. It is lightweight but sturdy and super easy to transport. Definitely has a premium build quality. I've taken this on a few flights already and it's been great. It also generally just looks fantastic in the cosmic blue. It does pick up a ton of fingerprints, but due to the surface material it cleans up perfectly with some lens cleaner and microfiber cloth. My ONLY complaint about this laptop, which is not a big deal, is the lack of legacy ports like USB-A or a headphone/microphone jack. Those issues are negated by using USB-C adaptors, which I've done and adjusted to. However, I do often use 3.5mm jack wired headphones as well as a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that has a USB-A dongle. As I said though, it's only slightly annoying to have to use the adaptors and I've gotten used to it at this point. I can't recommend this laptop enough for everyday use if you're like me and want a solid, dependable and overall snappy performing machine for basic tasks. The Snapdragon processor has delivered a huge benefit to batter conscious light task users. Lenovo has absolutely nailed it with this laptop and done a huge service to Windows users.

I’ve been using this laptop for a few days now and I’m honestly impressed! The touchscreen is beautiful—colors are super vibrant, and everything feels smooth. It’s super light and easy to carry, and the design feels premium and sleek (I got the Cosmic Blue, which looks really nice in person!). Performance-wise, it’s been fast and quiet—I can multitask without any lag, and the battery has lasted me all day so far. I also love how fast it starts up. It doesn’t have USB-A or a headphone jack, which I wish it did, but overall it’s been totally worth it. Great laptop for school, work, or creative stuff!

This laptop is pretty good, but not amazing. The display is quite good, although 90hz feels slow compared to 120, especially in 2025. The keyboard is very good, no issues there. The trackpad is not very good IMO. The click felt cheap, not to mention it should be haptic. ALL trackpads need to be haptic, there's no excuses at this point. Battery life on this is STELLER. Best in the business. If you need a laptop that will go for 15+ hours, this is your ticket. I didn't like the ports, or the speakers on this laptop, Both were subpar. The Snapdragon X Elite is SO FAST. Basically anything you need to do on a thin and light laptop, you can do. However, there are major issues with compatibility. Some features in programs just straight up don't work. For example, I use Lightroom + Photoshop. The "Edit as layers in photoshop" feature in lightroom just doesn't work. I tried BOTH the ARM versions and the x64 versions. Just doesn't work. Also the graphics on this are pretty weak when compared to something like the Radeon 890m or ARC 140v graphics in competing laptops.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x isn't just an upgrade; it feels like a generational leap forward. As one of the first Copilot+ PCs, it redefines expectations with its Snapdragon X Elite processor, delivering two game-changing promises: truly all-day (and then some) battery life and instantaneous AI-powered performance that feels seamlessly integrated into Windows. The star of the show is the breathtaking 14.5-inch 3K OLED touch display. With its fluid 90Hz refresh rate, colors are not only incredibly vibrant with perfect blacks, but motion is buttery smooth, making everything from scrolling through documents to watching movies an absolute joy. Housed in the signature sleek, lightweight, and durable Yoga chassis, the Slim 7x is the complete package. It's a premium, forward-thinking machine built for professionals, students, and early adopters who crave cutting-edge AI features, phenomenal battery performance, and one of the best displays on the market. This is the new benchmark for ultraportable productivity.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim is an excellent ultrabook that combines performance, portability, and style. Its sleek, lightweight design makes it ideal for working on the go, while the premium aluminum build adds a touch of elegance. The high-resolution display is vibrant and crisp, making it great for both productivity and media consumption. Powered by the latest Intel or AMD processors and fast SSD storage, the Yoga Slim delivers smooth performance for multitasking, web browsing, and everyday tasks. The keyboard is comfortable and responsive, and the battery life easily lasts a full workday, which is a big plus for students and professionals. I also appreciate the thoughtful features like the backlit keyboard, USB-C connectivity, and fast charging. The laptop remains quiet and cool during extended use, which adds to the overall user experience. Overall, the Lenovo Yoga Slim offers great value for its price. It’s a reliable, well-designed laptop that delivers everything you’d expect from a premium ultrabook. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a portable and powerful everyday laptop.

The Lenovo Slim 7x is a great laptop which is bringing windows into the new era of laptops with the switch to Arm chips. The Lenovo Slim 7x is a beautifully crafted laptop which is light so you can take it anywhere and powerful enough to use for most of your needs with a battery that just keeps going. When it comes to laptops one of the biggest buying points is the screen and this is one of the best screens on the market. The screen gets up to 1000 nits brightness when needed and for the first time in a windows laptop the auto adjust brightness works correctly. The colors pop and the brightness is more than enough even for a sunny California day. Even with the Slim 7x being a touch screen there is no wobble to the screen, the hinges are tightened perfectly so you can open it with one finger and have no wobble when typing. The touch response on the screen is great and I have never had to a touch not register. The keyboard is great to type on, the spring back from the keys is perfect and key travel is good to help avoid fatigue when typing. The backlighting on the works well at night, my only knock is that there is no dedicated key to brighten or dim the keyboard. The Trackpad on the Slim 7x works great, all the gestures worked correctly, and the palm rejection worked as intended. Even with all of that said I wish that Slim 7x had a haptic trackpad, it is one of few additions I wish Lenovo had added. The camera is a windows hello camera so it can log you in just with your face and it works great so you can take all meetings and look great. The AI background blurring affect works as intended and does a great job with keeping you in focus. Now the star of the show for this laptop (besides its overall built) is the Snapdragon processor and so far I like what I see. The Slim 7x is able to keep 30+ chrome tabs open (with chrome running in emulation) and the CPU usage is below 4% with all of the tabs active. I was blown away with the battery life when compared to other windows machines when it came to regular task (browsing/videos/Microsoft suite). Over all I did have chrome restart/crash on me twice but I did not experience any slow downs at any point. The Snapdragon X elite is a great chip and can handle most everyday task without issue. I tried to run a few games on the Slim 7x and lets just say its not for gaming, I have a feeling the issue has to do with windows. The reason I say this is I played a few games on it and did not notice the GPU/CPU/NPU spike at all, the only thing that happened was most of the ram was used. I found 4 things that I did not like about the laptop which I feel need to be changed to make this an absolute must have. 1. Fingerprint magnet. No matter where you touch this laptop you will leave fingerprints. 2. GPU: This needs an upgrade to help play games (I am speaking of games which are running in emulation) 3. Speakers: The speakers are not loud enough, now I get most people aren’t going to use for music without speakers but the sound does leave me wanting more. 4. Ports: There are only 3 ports on this laptop which means dongles….. Lenovo has created a great device, easily one of the best regardless of your OS preference or price. There is little to no bloatware and the small touches Lenovo has done , smaller palm rest (finally my watch isn’t scraping and making that horrible noise) , make this an absolutely wonderful device. Compared to all of the other X Elite laptops this is the one with the least sacrifices and the most premium in the windows lineup. Now everyone will try to compare this to Apple and it is very similar to the Macbook pro launch, great built with amazing battery life. Just like the Macbook M1 the native apps work and there is no fan noise at all. I would say the native apps for windows work better than the native apps for the M1 on initial launch, there is no lag to launching programs and having 30+ tabs open without heating up or crashing is great. Now don’t get me wrong the emulation isn’t perfect and there is work to be done but if this is the worst windows on arm is going to be than I am excited to see where windows on ARM will be in 3 months.

Stop. Snapdragon is not a popular option. You will be the only one stuck in a classroom without a help when there is a support issue