Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 16 (Gen 9)
- Processor
- Intel Core Ultra 7 155U
- Memory
- 16 GB
- Storage
- 512 GB
- Screen
- 16"
56 Lenovo laptop models sold in the US, each with its configurations and the same spec sheet. Tick Compare on two to five to line them up.
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56 models
Lenovo is the world’s biggest laptop maker, and its US range shows it. Chromebooks, from the classroom 100e, 300e and 500e to the Chromebook Plus and the Duet tablet, cover school and home. The IdeaPad line handles everyday Windows use, from the IdeaPad Slim 3 to the IdeaPad Pro 5 with RTX graphics, and the V15 is a no-frills option for basic office work.
ThinkPad is the business range: the E16 and L-series are the practical workhorses, the P16s is a mobile workstation, and the X1 Carbon and X1 2-in-1 are the light, premium flagships. Yoga laptops are the premium home range, mostly 2-in-1s that fold into a tablet.
For gaming, LOQ is the budget route into RTX graphics, and the Legion Pro 5i and Pro 7i are the high-end choices.
ThinkPad is the business line, known for its keyboards, durability and long support. IdeaPad is the home line and usually costs less for the same processor. If you type all day or want a laptop that lasts for years, a ThinkPad is worth it.
LOQ is Lenovo's budget gaming line. Legion is the premium range, with faster graphics, better cooling and brighter screens. The Legion Pro 7i is the top of the range.
Lenovo's premium home range. Most Yoga models with "2 in 1" in the name fold into a tablet and work with a pen, which is handy for notes and sketching.
Yes. The 100e, 300e and 500e are built for classrooms, with rugged bodies and spill-resistant keyboards. The Chromebook Plus models are faster and a better fit for older students.