Yoga Slim 7X Copilot+ PC

You may call me an Apple defender, but I am honestly excited for the day that Qualcomm can release a competent product. I personally owned a Qualcomm powered thinkpad, and software support was the main reason I got rid of it. Many of the apps I need for my everyday work simply wouldn’t run on window

Personal thoughts: I find it bizarre Lenovo does not include the 2.8K OLED by default with their top end model, they already pair it with 32GB RAM, they should've also included the better OLED unless it's a battery life concern. I also feel like going with a 6 core X2 Plus was too weak of a choice f

Snapdragon support on Linux is a work in progress at this point. My guess -- and it is only a guess -- is that we will begin to see Linux supporting Snapdragon Elite ARM CPU's later this year. Ubuntu is the closest at this point, I think, but is still at the "Concept ISO" stage of development. Ubunt

I have used the latest Ubuntu 25.10 on the Yoga Slim 7x, and it works almost well enough. The GPU works out of the box now which is huge. No other distro can do that yet. Nothing but Ubuntu even boots on it yet, although Fedora is looking to fix that in Fedora 44. I was able to get sound to work usi

The Slim 7x has some better hardware but yeah. I don't understand why Lenovo didn't go with the X2P-64-100. Only 6 cores on a higher end laptop as the minimum is kinda bizarre. Something curious is that the Slim 7x was announced to start at $950 USD by Lenovo at CES 2026 so the price of RAM and stor

Looking at the specs for the next gen Slim 7x doesn't seem it'll be that much better. At least not purely with a CPU switch, unless Qualcomm tweaked their scheduler specifically to work better in video calls (this is something Intel was proud of with Lunar Lake.) There will probably be a bigger diff

I have a Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x, which has a Snapdragon X Elite - the OG Copilot CPU. I had Recall for all of a day, if that. I one day had the option to enable it in an OOBE screen, but then have never seen it again. I've reinstalled Windows more times than I can count, with the recovery image on one

I bought a used Lenovo yoga slim 7x and have fedora running on it. The install process is not straight forward given install support is still work in progress. But it runs fine after that. Still missing webcam support and a few other things. Lots of missing optimizations still missing so don’t expec

I have the Lenovo Yoga slim 7x Still no driver update so pretty much no games

I said in comparison. Both are quite fast no doubt about it but the HP with X9 was running hot, had few microstutters, app crashes, etc. it just didn't feel as buttery smooth as the Zenbook A16. I also used a Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x with X Elite for few months and this X2 is way better than it. YI just