Yoga Pro 9i 16"

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 have failed the cult. I am officially handing in my TrackPoint card. I looked at the T1g Gen 8 and then I looked at the Yoga Pro 9i Aura. They have the same DNA: 64GB RAM, RTX 5070, and that identical 3.2K OLED panel. But then I saw the price tag on the T1g was basically a down payment on a house.

I just bought the Lenovo Yoga 9i i Aura 16". Upgraded the memory and a few other things, and it came to $2400. It's been perfect so far as I've edited a few short films, 0 lag zero delay. And it's generally pretty quiet until I render and you'll hear everything kick in including the fan for a bit. h

Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i with max specs. Got it new last year and it has been awesome!

So i bought a gen 10 Yoga pro 9i aura edition and for 1 week the usb c ports worked on multiple screens then they stopped and it only worked from the hdmi. Ive spent months trying to sort it out with different attempts. last night on the lenovo service chat they tried everything and then told me the

You can game on Yoga Pro 9i. Also its tandem OLED screen is the best in the market for content consumption IMO, much better for any kind of content consumption than Apple's miniLED that has very slow response times. Also I definitely prefer Lenovo's keyboards to MBPs' keyboard with shallow travels.

I wouldn't recommend the XPS for solidworks, because Dell severely limits the maximum TDP for the GPU, I would suggest to instead go with something like Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i if you want something that looks professional.

I recently bought a 16" Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i Intel Aura Edition, and holy hell is it a nice laptop. I got the 32GB of RAM with the 3.2k 120hz OLED and everything about it is insane. Great performance, incredible screen, great build quality, best laptop keyboard I've ever used, massive trackpad, above

I got a Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i Intel Aura recently and it was the closest thing I could find. I was specifically looking for the closest thing to a MBP that runs Linux just like you. It's an incredible machine, the OLED display blows me away, the keyboard and trackpad are incredible, great performance,

You better go with the new lenovo yoga pro 9i aura edition- same price tier - way better for what you got, monitor, keyboard, cooling, and performance with dGPU for warranty , i think they all sucks, it's depend on the agent that you talking with , if they're a reasonable person, you are in the good