Lenovo 2023 Yoga 7i 16 Touchscreen 2.5K 2560x1600 400nits 2-in-1 Laptop, 12th Evo Platform Intel 12-Core i5-1240P Upto 4.4GHz, 8GB LPDDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, WiFi 6, Backlit KB, W/Stylus Pen, Win11 Home

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used for schoolwork so not a heavy demand , but it did what I wanted it to do with no problems. It seems very well made as others feel like they would break, love the hinges. There is nothing I dont like about it yet and cant imagine there will be

My son uses this laptop every day.

Great product exactly what I was looking for.

I have always been a Lenovo fan but my wife on the other had has always had Dell. I hoped to convert her with this Laptop and she loves it. First of all the build quality is amazing since it has an all aluminum body which feels very premium. The screen is awesome at 1080p but do recommend getting a screen protector if you will be using touch since it is glossy and will get finger prints. The one I used was Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector Designed for Asus Chromebook Flip C434TA on amazon which fit it perfectly after reading about someone doing the same.

The camera on the computer didnt work. I have to return it. :(

youd expect them to at least extend warenty something like a laptop less than a year its trash could barly handle buisness school dont recomend.

I bought this laptop for secondary use, since I have a gamer as my main laptop. I dont use it frequently and it is unfair that it gets damaged. The product has faulty hinges, I am not the only person to whom it has happened. Lenovo has to answer for using very bad materials. It is not a cheap computer, it cost me $732.54

The computer overheats to the point I cannot touch the upper keyboard. The computer is still under warranty - I entered a service repair ticket in June and never heard from Lenovo. Called their customer service 8/23 and was guaranteed a return call within 24 - 48 hours and have not heard back. I can understand unexpected issues with electronics but the lack of customer support is unacceptable.

I bought this particular computer after reading the reviews from Consumer Reports. I needed a basic laptop for web browsing and Zoom meetings and one that would take up minimal space on the kitchen countertop. I have been very happy so far. I would have expected to pay more for the touch screen and fingerprint recognition. The setup went well and I have not experienced any problems. I enabled the battery mode that limits the full charge to prolong battery life. Rather than charge to the mid-60% range, it seems to limit the charge to around 56%. So far, thats not a problem as it stays connected to the charger most of the time. Immediately after set up, it didnt appear to be charging at all. Using the built-in support app, I was able to get a Lenovo technician to remote connect and check for problems. She didnt find anything and the computer did resume charging a short time later. All in all, I am very satisfied with the performance, features, and price paid for this computer.