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**The Brand New Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i: A Closer Look**

Hello and welcome, my friends! I am excited to introduce you to the brand new Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i. And while I am proudly going to announce that this video is sponsored by Lenovo, what's inside this box is actually something to be really excited for.

**Hands-On with Intel's Latest Lunar Lake Chips**

This is my first time getting hands-on with Intel's latest Lunar Lake chips, also known as the Intel Core Ultra 200 series. Is the new Intel stuff legit? Is it competitive? And perhaps even great? These are the questions I aim to answer in this video.

**A Closer Look at the Package**

I love taking a closer look at what comes with our brand new devices, and I must say that the package for the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i is impressive. As we dive deeper into this review, I invite you to join me on this exciting journey as we explore the features, specs, and performance of the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i.

**Lenovo Jingle**

(Austin laughing) Doesn't everyone know the new Lenovo jingle? (laughs) Well, here it is: "Lenovo, Lenovo"... (singing) Ah, yes! The classic tune that never gets old.

Stay tuned for more updates and reviews of the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i. I'm excited to share my thoughts with you, and I hope you enjoy this video as much as I do!

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: en♪ Lenovo, Lenovo ♪(Austin laughing)- Doesn't everyone knowthe new Lenovo jingle?Hello and welcome my friends.This is the brand new Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i.And while I am proudly going to announcethat this video sponsoredby Lenovo, Lenovo,what's inside this boxis actually somethingto be really excited for,because this is my firsttime getting hands-onwith Intel's latest Lunar Lake chips,AKA the Intel Core Ultra 200 series.Is the new Intel stuff, legit,competitive, and perhaps even great?Also, I love on the package,"Excessive use may causedamage to your vision."Thank you, Lenovo, for looking out.I will not excessively use my laptop.Woo.And we've got a good port selection,HDMI, Thunderbolt, and a headphone jack,(clears throat) headphone jacks.They're really nice to have on laptops,I'm glad that this has one.And on the other side we'vegot ourselves a USB-A port,a second Thunderbolt,as well as the powerand the camera switch.Oh, look at that, Lenovo AuraEdition, Imagined with Intel.Wow, they're being veryupfront with that branding.- Aura is the new Rizz.- Aura's the new Rizz?- Yeah.- So it's the Lenovo Rizz edition,I don't think that's gonna pass legal.Can I just say, I'msetting this up right now,and it's very quiet.In fact, I'm hearing other laptopsthat are like 10 feet awayfrom me that are louderthan the laptop that I'mcurrently setting up.So that's good.First impressions, the hardware is nice,but the hardware feels quite similarto this generation of Yoga lines,specifically on the Slim side.This is powered by the Core Ultra 7 258V,which is an eight core processor.So you've got yourselfthe latest generationof Intel XE graphics on here,as well as you've gotyourself a very sizable NPU,which gives you all thefun Copilot capability.This is a major deal forIntel, and for Lenovo,but definitely for Intel,because does this let me actuallyget all day battery life?I'm not talking about themanufacturer quoted numberof some massively large number of hourswhen you're on airplane modewith your brightnessset to low, blah, blah,no, can I actually use thisall day comfortably on battery?So let's start by talkingabout the Yoga Slim 7i.The first thing I noticedis it's slightly unusual form factor.We're looking at a 15.3-inch display.But thanks to those thin bezels,it's almost as small as astandard 14-inch laptop.As someone who generallyprefers a small laptop,it's a good trade off.Now let's talk about the keyboard.Because in my opinion,Lenovo makes the bestlaptop keyboards, period.I personally type fasteron the Yoga keyboardthan pretty much anyother device out there.What I really appreciatehere is their use of space.Now they could have decidedto cram a number pad,but instead they tookadvantage of the real estatewith great placement forthe excellent quad speakers.(bright upbeat music)Sounds good.Now I do have to mentionone thing that I'm notas thrilled about, which is the track pad.Don't get me wrong, it'sfine, decent size and all,but after experiencing haptic track pads,especially on Windows laptops,going back to this diving board stylejust kind of feels like a step backwards.Now I've gotten spoiled, I'll be honest,by being able to just click anywhereand not really thinking about it,but this, it's fine, it's just notthe world class experiencethat the keyboard is.Moving on to the display,you've got two almost identical options,both a 2.8K 120 hertzpure site pro panels.It's the main difference beingthat one is an LCD model with touch,which is what I got in my review unit.And the other is anOLED non-touch version.It's a bit odd that youhave to choose between touchor if you want OLED,but for me, I'd go OLED.All right, so hardware wise,the Yoga Slim 7i is solid.But what I really was curiousabout is Intel's Lunar Lake,specifically the Core Ultra 7 258V.Now, full transparency here,this is not final hardware or drivers,that is gonna becoming alittle bit closer to launch.But you know, as someonewho maybe accidentallysaw a suite of benchmarksjust fall into the laptopwhen I wasn't looking andweirdly ignored for a few hourswhile things ran, and you know,as I walked by to check the laptop,I accidentally saw some scores.Nothing to be too worried about would bewhat I would describethat as hypothetically.Graphics performance hasalso taken a step forwardwith the updated XE2 GPUmaking light gontent?Content and gaming, gontent,making like gaming and contentcreation totally doable.Thanks to the dual fan cooling solution,it can sustain a 30 watt TDP,which isn't bad for a Yoga Slim model.Probably more important thanthe outright raw performance,is the general livabilityof the laptop in normal use,which is pretty muchthe way I use my laptop99% of the time, I basicallynever hear the fans kick upand the laptop is prettymuch always cool to the touchunless I'm running a heavy load.It's just really nice to have a laptopthat's actually cool and quiet.Imagine that.Now let's talk aboutthe sweet, sweet 45 TOPsthat are hiding inside the NPU.In theory, it's great,but in practice it doesn't exactlydo a whole lot right now.Now this should eventuallyget Copilot+ featuresand Lenovo is buildinga whole suite of appsthat utilize the NPU.Unfortunately, I don't havethese on my review unit,so the best I can say isthat the hardware is readyto do some cool stuff,once the software's ready.Now to be fair, some regularapps can already take advantageof the NPU, including a few inAdobe's Creative Cloud Suite,which I will mention youget a two month subscriptionincluded for free with this device.What I can say though, isthat much like the Yoga 7X,this is a great laptopeven if you never useany of these AI features.They're a value add, nota main selling point,at least in my opinion.Battery life is a huge componentof these Lunar Lake laptopsbecause Intel has put an enormous amountof resources into optimizingthe efficiency, right?Performance is one thing, but battery lifeis really what I think most people want.Now because it's still under embargo,there are certain things I cannot say,like I cannot tell youthat this has the best battery lifeon any Intel laptop ever.Couldn't say that.I can't say that the Intel quoted numbersare incredibly impressiveand really, really strong,can't say that either.But what I could say is that,battery life theoretically is goodand I am theoretically gonna tryto stay outta trouble on this one too.One thing I do need to briefly touch onis Aura Edition.This is a new thing that Lenovoand Intel have cooked up together,that's launching first with the Slim 7i.Now, I'll be honest,when I first heard this,I did kind of roll my eyes a little bit.The idea itself is decent.It's supposed to optimizeAura edition devicesfor better performancewith automatic power modesbased on what you're doingand a bunch of other features.But the main thing for me reallyis the support thatthey're calling SmartCare.If things go wrong, youcan call a real humanwho can talk through sometroubleshooting steps.When that's not enough, you can step upto the paid premium care plan,and have an engineerhelp to fix your issuesby remoting into your systemor even making a house call.I've gotta say this is a premium featurethat does go above and beyondthe normal support coverage.There's also Smart Share,which makes it easierto share content from your iOSor Android phone to the Yoga.It's nice to see them workingon making the experience feel,for lack of a better term, premium,especially with that improved support,and there are cool features coming,but I will say that thewhole Aura edition label,it feels like it's a branding thing.It's maybe a little over the top.So there are two main takeaways.First is that the Yoga Slim 7iis a really nice piece of hardware,good port selection, great screens,and probably the bestkeyboard in the business.And thanks to these newCore Ultra processors,pretty solid battery life and performance.But, and there's alwaysa but, isn't there?The AI features that are coming soon,I mean I've seen a lot of these in personand they are really cool,but there's a lot thatjust isn't ready yet,and I never want to recommend a productbased on future updates thatwill be coming theoretically.The good news though, is that on day one,this should be a solid experience,even if some of these AIfeatures never materialize.It might not be the mostexciting laptop in the world,but it's great to seeIntel being competitivebecause it really doespush everyone forward.Again, big thank you to Lenovofor sponsoring this video.I'll have a link to check out the YogaSlim 7i in the description.And until next time, myfriends, drink some more water.Call your mom, and installthat Windows updateyou've been putting offfor the last three months.