Lenovo Yoga 7 - The BEST Budget Productivity Laptop

**A Comprehensive Review of the Lenovo Yoga 7: A Creator's Dream Laptop**

This is a 1080p infrared camera, so it's not packing crazy levels of detail or anything. Sure, but it is plenty for online conference calls and this is a test of the built-in video quality. This is only a 1080p 30 FPS camera, but like I said it should be plenty for online calling and the like, you know Skype or something along those lines. It's not going to be anything you know game-changing of course, most laptops kind of fall short in that regard, but that's not what these are intended for. These aren't supposed to replace say full-on like mirrorless cameras and the like.

I'm also curious about the microphone quality in this one. I'm moving around the room to show you how the camera deals with Dynamic lighting changes shifts and color tone. Sorry, it's probably a bit jarring that I keep moving around okay, back to the regular stuff. So, there are two 2-watt Dolby Atmos audio speakers baked into this Frame, both upward firing and closer toward the back here near the screen which is nice. I was surprised by the low tones actually more prominent than I expected them to be. This really does pack a-punch alt together, and you really get a sense of Dolby's tuning capabilities with these little drivers.

Now that the bulk of performance is out of the way, one vital question remains: battery life. Thanks to AMD's latest smart power management feature, this device can survive just wave after wave of brutal workload without the need to be plugged in all the time. It's always that constant tug-of-War right between being as powerful as you can be in such a small footprint and also maintaining that power efficiency as well. Because if your laptop always has to be plugged in to really stretch its legs, it's not really a laptop at that point. It loses the portability aspect of the device which is kind of the whole point of laptops to begin with.

This is perhaps the best thing about these new Yoga 7 devices: they're not only insanely powerful for the dollar spent again under $1,000 aspect, which is pretty insane, but they're also insanely efficient. The 840 series processors have the sort of magic baked into them that allows for local video playback at this point up to nearly 20 hours in the right conditions okay airplane mode low brightness, but you can make it work and that's kind of unheard of especially for a laptop this big and this thin as well.

This is not like a full 99W hour battery you could expect in some of the big chunkers out there. I actually think this is only just over 70 W hours so that's pretty impressive battery life for a battery that's really not as big as it could be. And in my own personal testing, which I encourage you to cross-reference with other full-fledged genuine reviews streaming 1080p video at 50% brightness and volume, I was still averaging just over 4 hours of playback.

But if you find the need to charge, the included brick is actually super compact so you can throw it into your backpack and forget it's even there. It also relies on the USB-C interface and is capable of intelligent rapid charge with an EMP, empis on preserving battery health in the long run by enabling features like conservation mode in Lenovo Vantage.

I'm honestly so glad to see the Gen 9 Yoga 7 back in the spotlight these laptops are so cool for their all-around flexibility. I mean literally, and it's also pretty great that they boast hefty AMD hardware without breaking the bank. And I'm also glad they've cleared up uh okay, I need to stop doing this, I'm glad they've cleared up some of their region-dependent naming convention. This is me being a little nitpicky, but uh Lenovo HQ if you're watching this, thanks for clearing up the name stuff. It was just very jarring having to sort out the naming conventions between say the states and Europe and Asia as a reviewer that's much appreciated.

**Conclusion**

When coupled with Cutting Edge processors obviously like the 8840 HS and Ryzen AI, the new Yoga 7 is sure to impress for years to come. To learn more about them including this specific device, consider checking out relevant links in the video description. I want to thank both Lenovo and AMD for giving us a chance to share this two-in-one with you. Also, I want to encourage you to test again the claims that I have made in this video for yourself if possible visit a big box store play around with the device get familiar with it, and this is an important one.

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