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.

The problems with the P16s are they generarlly do not have a dedicated GPU, OP would be better off looking for a content creation laptop such as the Slim Pro 16 series with a dedicated GPU. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lenovo-yoga-pro-9i-aura-edition-16-3-2k-oled-laptop-intel-core-ultra-9-285h-20

I'm looking on the US BestBuy website and I see the 5060 w/ 32gb ram version for $2199. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lenovo-yoga-pro-9i-16-3-2k-oled-touchscreen-laptop-intel-core-ultra-9-processor-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5060-32gb-ram-1tb-luna-grey/6617152?sb_share_source=PDP I guess the 5070 w/ 64gb is

The Lenovo Yoga pro 9i Aura edition with the rtx5060 is exactly what you’re looking for and then some … this machine will last you at least three years into the future..

This has me worried about my purchase of a new laptop with similar specs (Intel Core Ultra 9 285H). I was going to get the HP Omnibook X, but the Arc 140v sucks, and I wanted to be able to run shaders, so I canceled that and have an order in for the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i (slimmer than gaming laptops so

My son has an older Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i with 32 GB of memory and a 4060 GPU; it's great for engineering, as it has a dedicated GPU, plenty of memory, and a good-sized SSD. But it blows the doors off your budget, which I think most laptops that work well for engineering will. Maybe a Lenovo LOQ; you g

I have Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i which exceeds those requirements and I think might be cheaper than 2k. Give it a look :)

Windows options: (They’re all quite expensive but imo worth not for the horsepower) ASUS Zephyrus G16 2024 onwards: sleek, well built and powerful, with a great screen and decent battery. Does get a bit hot but if you can wait a few weeks the new model is coming out and I would personally wait for t

So I have used Windows and Apple, for both personal and professional use. If your looking for good hardware with very little thought needed, go Apple. Its really top tier. But for me, when it came to buying another laptop, I went Windows (Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i). I speced it out and got all the below at