Yoga 9i

Its actually a lenovo yoga 9i. The hinges keep the 2 screens flush, unlike the asus. I also monitor. Lol

I have a older X1 Carbon and a new Yoga Pro 9i with Intel 285H, NVIDIA 5070, brilliant 4k monitor, 64 MB Ram. I absolutely love it. BUT I also ordered the new X1 Carbon Gen 14 2 weeks ago for the following reasons: - it's really super light and my number 1 travel Notebook - it has the best keyboard

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.

Because the FW12 is already so close to something that we (power users) could want. Also, a FW12 Pro would be distinct from the FW12, so I don't get what the issue is. We're not asking them to change the FW12. Had Framework added an option or something for a 2-in-1 hinge for the FW13 Pro, we wouldn'

I know the new Intel CPU with iGPU is tempting, but for the price, I think it's a bit too much. You can check Best Buy for a Yoga Pro 9i with a 5050 or a ProArt PX13 with a 4050 open box in good or excellent condition for a great deal. And I can guarantee that those old gen models have great build q

Lenovo Yoga 9i and yes id absolutely buy it again.

Yoga 9i for sure. Much better device, more premium, durable, better all around experience and also newer processor

Both brands have some issues but overall still good. I got a Lenovo yoga 9i, build quality is great but year 2, ssd dies. Lost a lot of data. My fault for procrastinating on backing up data. It seems to be a common or at least more vocal a issue with Lenovo laptops even though ssd is by Samsung. Len

I got the yoga 9i 2in1 with intel ultra 7 258v process because Lenovo decided not to deliver me the yoga 7. I would have to say the yoga 9 is so premium I love everything about it the hinges seem sturdy and the touch screen is really smooth and responsive. The processor is incredible especially the

For engineering, you likely want Windows. Some CAD programs are Windows-only and will take advantage of a discrete GPU found in better Windows laptops. Your school likely has a webpage that outlines the minimum and recommended specs for an engineer's laptop; take a look and try not to go below the "