Hey how was the laptop

WARNING ** Did you know ????? There is a serious design defect in this LENOVO yoga series of laptop.... the micro SD Card slot. You can insert a micro SD Card in the slot but you cannot eject it if you want to remove, replace the card or use multiple card. There is no eject mechanism in the SD card slot, so once inserted it is stuck and you can't do a thing to take SD card out.

@@pablom007ify really?

Thanks for your support!

awesome!

any good?

waiting for the same.... Und dann hoffentlich auch mit einem guten Angebot.... Das wird mein nächster 🙂

@@carly200 Inzwischen stehen immerhin schon Preise auf der Lenovo-Seite... Für den 16-Zoller gab es kürzlich ein gutes Angebot. Ich hoffe, dass es das für den 14-er dann auch gibt! 🤗🍀

in transit

yes, SSD is user replaceable but not the battery

@@Lenovo-PC thank you for the info. Can the chassis be opened with screws only or is anything glued? (hidden screews behind glued rubber strips) as in some other/older models?

You can try Lenovo Precision Pen 2.

Or Active Pen (Base Pen 3.0).

Thank you. Can you please share a link from amazon to be precise.

@@hayderjawad2466 You can try one at Lenovo official website: www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/accessories-and-software/tablet-accessories/tablet-accessories_android-tablets/zg38c04470

we played Fortnite on this YOGA 7 16". Its fan is not loud while gaming, same goes with the overheated issue

Would you recommend the Yoga 6 even as of right now in 2022? Is it really worth it for me to get the 7i over the 6?

@@diamantejones610 The Yoga 6 works just fine for me, as I mostly do web browsing, email, music streaming, etc. (ie, normal stuff). Plus I love the fabric case! Nits are that the fan kicks on more than I would like and the battery life is only average. The 7i is definitely 'nicer', but not necessary, at least for me.

Hey, this is Lenovo Consumer PC product development channel. We're focusing on YOGA, Legion, IdeaPad PC products.

Yoga 7 16IAH7, 12th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, Intel Arc A370M graphics, 2 Thunderbolt 4

Hi! I ve the same problem I m writing you to know if you find a solution, or maybe to know if there are other pens that can be used on yoga 7i gen 8

Never, i guess:)

YOGA 7i 16" display comes with 400nits brightness, and also 4 Stereo speakers, 3W x2 woofers and 2W x2 tweeters, optimized with Dolby® Atmos®, Smart Amplifier (AMP).

@@Lenovo-PC Thank you.

hey, Memory is soldered to systemboard, not upgradable. And yes, it supports dual channel memory.

@@Lenovo-PC Thank you, cheers! 👍✋

dual fans for cooling

YOGA 7 14" comes with AMD Ryzen 6000 series processors. There is no AMD version for 16"

@@Lenovo-PC when is the ryzen 6000 coming out in the usa?

And an Ethernet port

In my experience it did, it lasted about 4 years before the hinges broke down and needed a new laptop

When we used the YOGA 7i 14" OLED version for video shooting, we didn't find any flickering at low brightness. And yeah, if you prefer LCD over OLED, YOGA 7 16" is the right choice!

@@Lenovo-PC thank You for the answer. So no lcd version for 14 inch?

@@Wzxxx There's LCD version for 14-inch YOGA 7 too!

@@Lenovo-PC Ok, that is right, but will lower resolution:( anyway, hope that 16 inch will be availave here with price i could afford:)

hey, you can try YOGA Slim 7 Pro 16" this year, but it's not a convertible laptop

@@Lenovo-PC Thanks for thinking along. I was aware of that model. It's a nice laptop, but that model unfortunately does not have the same rounded design and is not cloud grey, but a much darker storm grey. (And as you already mentioned not convertible).

@@gadenhertog YOGA Slim 7 Pro 16" Gen 7 2022 does have rounded edges design, this is the new design.

Hey, you can try Lenovo Digital Pen 2 or Lenovo Active Pen 2.

@@Lenovo-PC can you plz give me links to buy!

@@Lenovo-PC which one is better and compatible?

@@hayderjawad2466 www.lenovo.com/us/en/dc/accessories-and-software/stylus-pens-and-supplies

up to 1TB M.2 2242 SSD, and the Wi-Fi card is replaceable

@@Lenovo-PC is the SSD also user replaceable?

@@vincentvandeven6009 yes, it is.

@@Lenovo-PC Thanks for the response!

Hey, AAR is active area ratio of display, and Smart Amp replaces traditional continuous power design principles and hardware based speaker protection methods with algorithms that allow significant increases in peak power output, loudness and sound quality relative to conventional amplifiers.

@@Lenovo-PC Thank you for the detailed reply!

For the 16-inch YOGA 7 with discrete graphics, the maximum temperature that the keyboard part can get is 48 degree. If not with discrete graphics, it usually gets 42 degree tops.

@@Lenovo-PC is it confortable (for the hand) to type with this tempertures?

@@Lenovo-PC does it have a prblems like thermal throttling?

@@santo15000 We played Fortnite on this YOGA 7 16", also worked on some video/images editing, all felt fine to type on.

the less generous specs are probably closer to the truth..

I too would like to know. Leaning towards the yoga atm

Hey, the one comes with the box is Base Pen 3.0, if you want to upgrade it for better experience, you can try Precision Pen 2.

@@Lenovo-PC I’ll try it. Thanks 🙏

It depends on which model you're asking. But overall, YOGA 7i 14" 2.8K OLED: 400 nits brightness 90Hz refresh rate, starting at 1.42 kg (3.13 lbs); YOGA 7i 14" 2.2K IPS: 300 nits brightness, 60Hz refresh rate, starting at 1.45 kg (3.20 lbs); YOGA 7i 16" 2.5K IPS: 400 nits brightness, 60Hz refresh rate, 1.98 kg (4.37 lbs)

@@Lenovo-PC Please improve the 14" IPS brightness! OLED screens hurt the eyes because of pulse width modulation. They also worsen battery life.

no, it's not replaceable

@@Lenovo-PC Yoga 7i Gen 7???

@Lenovo PC I thought it doesn't have ALS

The hinge appears to attach to the display on the sides. There are two pegs sticking out from the hinge that go into the display. If that makes sense. It's not glued. I have the 7i model. Best Buy had the top model on sale for 1299. So check back in your interested. This machine is amazing. They also have them on display at Best Buy, if you're close to one check it out.

@@maxpink That kind of made sense, actually :-) Many thanks! I suppose what you described doesn't exclude the possibility of it being held by glue, but that it appears and feels solid, is important information for me.

@@kavahox the hinge is not glued to the display panel, there's a snap joint on the hinge to be connected to the display joint

@@Lenovo-PC Many thanks for the clarification!!

YOGA 7 14" AMD version comes with AMD Ryzen 6000 series processors

hey, please contact local service for more info.

@@Lenovo-PC Hello where can I find this information? I needed this laptop before school starts and if I don't get it in time I will be looking else where for a computer

@@rukiaichigo8685 check it out here: www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/yoga/yoga-2-in-1-series/yoga-7i-gen-7-(14-inch-intel)/len101y0012?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com.hk%252F

I'm going through the same thing.... And everytime I call for a update they tell me to just buy something else 🙄

YOGA 9i 4K OLED, 4 B&W speakers, YOGA 7i comes with more I/O ports, 15 mins fast charge express you get 3 hours of use

Which version did you buy? How's it? I am planning to buy the 16 inch version

@@adityasanthosh702 the newest 15 inch Yoga 7i. I love it. My only problem is finding an adapter to hook up my second monitor. It sucks it doesn't have an HDMI port. Lenovo is notorious for it's lack of port support for hooking up monitors.

@@Breewilly are the keyboard and touchpad good? Does it get hot? What's the average battery life for your use

@@adityasanthosh702 mine is so brand new so everything is good. I felt like I went about 6 hours on a charge

it's not supported

@@Lenovo-PC I know that. My question is. Why not, is there a reason why it isn't? For example. The laptop has Dolby Vision and it isn't needed? Thank you.

@@Lenovo-PC This was Lenovo's response from another site. "The Lenovo Yoga 7i 16, model number 82QG0000US, ships with a brightness level of 400 nits. The screen provides 100 Percent of the sRGB color gamut for excellent color accuracy. The screen is Low Blue Light and Dolby Vision Certified. Lenovo has chosen to use Dolby Vision exclusively for the highest quality video playback at 2560 x 1600 resolution. When compared to Dynamic HDR, this means that if you are watching an HDR movie on an HDR display, HDR10 will set the same metadata for the entire film. In contrast, Dolby Vision can change information such as color and brightness dynamically, thus making the viewing experience more immersive."

It can not be charged via the port on the right side- USB 3.2 Gen 1, but it can be used to charge for other devices like phone.

@@Lenovo-PC does it have DP?

@@notker88 YOGA 7 comes with HDMI2.0 and the latest Thunderbolt 4, both allows for high speed image and signal transmission.

@@Lenovo-PC but the on on the right side does it have DP?

@@notker88 HDMI2.0 and Thunderbolt 4, only these two

yes, YOGA 7 14" comes with LCD and OLED display two options.

@@Lenovo-PC I don't see the OLED on the website for usa, when it is coming out

yes, it does

then recommend you P28, i7-1260P for AutoCad work and Adobe programs

yes

YOGA 7i 16" with discrete graphics: up to 32GB LPDDR5 memory YOGA 7i 14" & 16" with integrated graphics: up to 16GB LPDDR 5 memory Both YOGA 7i 14" and 16" with or without discrete graphics: up to 1TB M.2 2242 SSD

@@Lenovo-PC is 16gb just one stick or 2×8gb

@@smokingcat3267 dual-channel

@@Lenovo-PC thanks so much. Much love!

@@Lenovo-PC is the SSD soldered on 7i 16" or can i swap it out for a 2tb nvme 2242 gen 4 ssd? ALSO, do you know if the display on the 7i 16" is 100% dci-p3 on the non-OLED 2.5K display? it says 100% srgb but I'm curious about dci-p3 and adobe rgb range.

unfortunately no

yes, you can

YOGA 7i 14" 2.8K OLED: 400 nits brightness; YOGA 7i 14" 2.2K IPS: 300 nits brightness

Please follow up Lenovo official website for the latest pricing info: www.lenovo.com/us/en/d/convertible-2-in-1-laptops/

YOGA 7i 14" 2.8K OLED: 400 nits brightness; YOGA 7i 14" 2.2K IPS: 300 nits brightness

YOGA 7i 14" 2.8K OLED: 400 nits brightness ; YOGA 7i 14" 2.2K IPS: 300 nits brightness

So it did work right away on my 65-inch 4K TV. The answer must be getting the resolution set correctly because the problem I had was on a smaller TV that wasn't 4K. I changed the resolution on my Lenovo, trying lower ones, but could not get it to work properly on the smaller non-4 K TV. Not a big problem. But it still should have been easier. Maybe I'll try on the smaller TV here at home to see what resolution works. Unfortunately, I no longer have access to the one I had trouble getting the HDMI to work on as it was while out of town.

@@REALXANTHONYXDAVIS It worked on my 65 inch 4 K TV without having to change anything. What occured with the other TV had to do with setting the correct resolution. It was a smaller TV that's not 4K. I haven't tried it on a smaller smart TV I have at home. But I feel confident HDMI will work once I figure out the right redimutiin to set it at. You can Google instructions for this. As far as the laptop. I kept mine. Best Buy has it for 899.99 right now. That's a deal. I really like it. The only complaint I have is that I don't get more than 7 or 8 hours of battery use watching videos and simply browsing. But I don't have to charge it everyday with this type of use.

@@REALXANTHONYXDAVIS The price on Best Buy is hard to beat. I originally bought mine on sale for 999.99. I then saw BB put it on sale for 899.99 and was fortunate that it was under 30 days from my purchase and received a 106.00 refund. So I'm satisfied with the price. I'm also very satisfied with the laptop. I had my eye on a new model ASUS Flip 2 in l. Oled screen1 with an OLED screen. And a bit higher end than the Lenovo. But at 1199.99, I think this model Yoga is more than enough laptop for me.

in the video, it was not a mass production version, that might explain it, but overall this IR 2M FHD camera looks pretty good, and it's packed with privacy shutter

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currently only Intel version of 16" in Europe