Yoga 9i

Dude, you are comparing a yoga 7, which is a low end convertible with literally the most premium non convertible laptop from lenovo (yoga pro 9i). Thats no even fair. Some reviews put the yoga pro 9i the best "all around" laptop nowadays

I just got a lenovo yoga 9i 2in1. I literally love it, esp if u have a samsung phone. Super cool ecosystem and I absolutely love how versatile it is. Comes with a stylus too so u can take handwritten notes (one of the biggest things I was looking for in a laptop).

At first, I thought I was looking at my Lenovo Yoga 9i. Similar shell for sure. The keyboard is quite different though. I wish I had your arrow keys. Very nice, congrats!

A few options. A legion 7i is not a bad idea even though it's a gaming laptop. Looks professional, it'll come with the screen you want, you can control the RBG somewhat. Legion 5 gen 10 will have an OLED on some models and has a 5060. I think this is a more affordable option, but IMO the black versi

You should get two in one laptop,like Lenovo Yoga 9i or HP Spectre x360 14,they can be used both as tablet and laptop if you can’t decide. But you can still choose which one you would prefer

Wish more laptops produceds would take the yoga book 9i approach and provide two screens instead. The extra real estate is great, and gonna bring my own keyboard anyway. Unfortunately specs aren't great, but damn I love how the form factor lends itself to byo keyboard

The Yoga series replaced the clunky old swivel tablets, I have a Yoga 9i and it's really great. Lenovo also makes Android tablets as well.

I was debating on getting a lenovo yoga pro 9i aura 2026 panther lake alongside my macbook and other windows devices (4090 pc, asus rog flow z13, 5080 laptop, pc handhelds). Or replacing the macbook with the yoga. I've used Windows (SolidWorks/CNC), Ubuntu (network design, implementation, testing) a

The Lenovo Yoga 9i usually starts around ₱105,000 to ₱115,000 in the Philippines, depending on the specs you choose. It’s a premium 2-in-1, so it's a bit of an investment,btw I checked this on google since I am not from philippine

I have a Yoga/Slim Pro 9i using this chassis design and it's really nice. Huge trackpad, decent key travel, lots of ventilation. That said, it's not a true thinkpad in my opinion - yet another consumer laptop with thinkpad branding. The "aura edition" reinforces that, they are trying to make it into