Yoga 9i

I hope the option for X9 and X7 Panther Lake chips will be available, because those have very strong iGPUs that make it worthwhile. The main issue, is the pricing will blow out tremendously, reaching 16" M5 Pro Macbook Pro territory (3-year Applecare included). So, do you still think it is worthwhil

I have the first gen yogabook 9i and can’t imagine going back to a single display device. Mine is underpowered and I’m looking to correct that. Since Lenovo has not said a word regarding an update for 2026 that would either be a 388H or Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme with 32 to preferably 64/128gb ram,

I play a lot of PC games, but completely agree with you. They're not gaming laptops. But like you said almost all reviews have a massive section on gaming performance. I find this to be particularly daft because it says nothing about the day to day experience. I bought a Yoga 9i Aura a couple weeks

i feel like a lot of the panther lake gains were made in the integrated graphics department... so paying a premium for the new cpu and pairing it with a graphics card doesn't make a lot of sense to me that said if the yoga pro 9i with the 5070 is available for anywhere near the proart p16 5070, i'll

I'd go with 32 gigs. I sold my Lenovo Yoga 9i a little bit ago because I was topping out the RAM just from web browsing, and it would slow down (despite having a good CPU). Always get more RAM if it's not upgradeable.

Late to the party. I got the second gen 9i last year as soon as it came out because the previous model was a bit sluggish. Straight off the bat, build quality was not as good, battery life no better (for me) and there is a shitty jitter using the pen on the lower screen that cannot be fixed with sof

It will be an overkill. 2025 Yoga Pro 9i with RTX 5060/285H/32/1TB/Tandem OLED costs £2500 in the UK.

RTX5070 laptop GPU has 40% RT cores and Tensor cores than the RTX5060. It will make a big difference in any graphics acceleration relying on them, eg DLSS, AI denoise, generative AI features in Photoshop, etcThe bigger issue is the price of the fully loaded Yoga Pro 9i matches Apple's 16-inch M5 Pro

I saw a deal and decided to try out a Yoga Pro 9i pro aura edition 2-in-1 the other day, with 32GB + 1TB. Nice computer. But Davinci Resolve Studio was incredibly slow when compared to my m2 pro mac + 16GB + 1TB. I returned the Yoga.

The max wattage it accepts normally is 100w. This is due to the limitations of the voltages it works at (20 volt at 5 amperes) but Lenovo goes around the problem with their own charger by feeding it 7 amperes through the same cable. Maybe you saw some USBC at 170w or even higher, but these deliver p