Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition G10 (14-inch, 2025)

Handsome 2.8K IPS touch screen;Impressive audio and battery life;Plenty of ports;Almost an ultraportable

Shallow, awkwardly arranged keyboard;No SD card slot or mobile broadband option;Underwhelming AI modes

High-quality screen; Appealing features; Trimmer and lighter than most 16-inch notebooks; Capable laptop; Affordable at special price; Good battery life; Good brightness; Excellent color fidelity; Good sound; Good port layout

Keyboard layout is a pet peeve; Shallow, rubbery typing feel; Webcam images are washed-out

This would be a four-star review if Best Buy's $999.99 price had stuck, but even an added $300 doesn't wholly dampen our affection for the Yoga Slim 7i. The keyboard is a disappointment, but the screen, sound, overall build, and port layout go a long...

New and better OLED display; Nicer, much easier to use trackpad; Better battery life; Wonderful design; Feels premium; Excellent build quality; Outstanding speakers and mics; Spectacular value

OLED display can have reflections due to glossy panel and off-axis viewing can be harder; Bezels aren't super thin

I would recommend both laptops, but the 14 wins, for me, due to the OLED and better trackpad experience. Though, if you need a display larger than 14-inches, the 15.3" version is going to suit you best. For OLED technology, I will sacrifice the size....

Premium build quality, nice materials used, it looks like a Yoga laptop 100%;Amazing display, Lenovo is still slapping great displays in their machines.;Comfortable keyboard, has some sort of coating on the keys, I didn't mind it;Decent Dolby Atmos...

Battery life could be better;The design (while nice and premium) should be different to show this has the Aura features, it doesn't stand apart from its siblings.;Bloatware, easy to remove, but please, no more bloatware

The Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition is a fine Yoga laptop. But I would buy the Yoga Slim 7x over this laptop in a heartbeat. It's more unique in design and color, has way better battery life, and is lighter and more portable. But remember, I am being very...

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition is a solid 15-inch device with a handful of unique features. The Intel Core Ultra 7 (Series 2) chip provides fast, cool, battery-efficient performance, and everyday users will appreciate the nice display,...

Thin and light;Fast enough;Superb screen;Great battery life

Only two USB-C ports;No dedicated charge port;CPU graphics only;Won't break any speed records

Dependable desktop performance in a portable package ; Bright, colourful and detailed display ; Enough battery for a full working day

Aura Edition software isn’t revolutionary ; Rubbery keys feel quite spongey to type on ; Mechanical touchpad not as luxe as haptic rivals

A big screen ultraportable with both power and pace. The headline Aura Edition smarts aren’t must-haves, but the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i otherwise impresses.

beautiful design, solid build and excellent ergonomics ; IPS touch display with 180 hinge, punchy audio ; decent performance for daily-use, multitasking, and even games ; excellent thermals and quiet fans ; 70 Wh battery and long runtimes

slippery and quite loud keyboard ; speakers push vibrations into the chassis ; poor webcam for a device of this sort