Lenovo Yoga Pro 9 16" -kannettava, Win 11 Pro, sinivihreä (83DN001MMX)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased my Lenovo Yoga for work but have enjoyed it for so much more. The speed and graphics are amazing. Video editing and Zoom calls are flawless. This is an awesome laptop that I highly recommend.

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Circuit City of Reno did an excellent job in making me happy.

This is my 3rd computer and so glad that I returned to Lenovo.

Great Product!

Software support is just horrible! Im still not able to get it working on my machine. one problem after another and still not able to use it . Im not able to get to a real person. and yes my Teams will not work with them. but I use it weekly. Im still waiting patiently. go look at my reply to your tickets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Everything I expected and more. A lightweight powerful laptop that's perfect for a highschool student. Fantastic battery life and power management.

This laptop does everything I need and more. If is very versatile.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this for my daughter's college laptop and it's a great mix of portability, power, and has a great display

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great laptop, very fast love the graphics and of course gaming on it is A+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my fourth Lenovo laptop upgrade and I Love the technology getting better with each one. Service is great too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great computer! I use it for both work and personal tasks. It's easy to navigate and offers excellent functionality, making it a reliable and user-friendly choice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for gaming, the most recent was The Last of Us which it handled great. I also do video editing and 2d animation which it handles perfect. Would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First things first. I am a sound designer for video games and thus require both processing power for the part of my work that focuses on creating sound effects, ambiences, and (at times) music - while also requiring a decent amount of GPU horsepower for playing builds of games I'm working on, working in Unity and Unreal Engine, and, of course, playing games for fun (and sometimes research lol).

I wanted a laptop that doesn't feel too "gamer-y" in its aesthetic while not bottlenecking the GPU with a below average TDP. Another thing I care a lot about is having a color accurate, high refresh rate display that ideally holds up to outside use fairly well.

With those factors in mind, it was between the Yoga Pro 9i and the Asus ROG Zephyrus G16. What pushed me towards the former was its much brighter display (seriously, gaming in HDR is amazing on this thing), it delivering 100W GPU TDP in an equally slim and understated enclosure, the better price point, and the fact that Lenovo's reliability track record has been far better than Asus' in recent years.

After about a month with the machine I couldn't be happier. I added an additional 2TB of storage first thing and started doing some of my work on the go as well as using it as my couch gaming rig after work pretty much every day. Since both my partner and I are nightly gamers yet like to hang out in the living room together, I usually opt for the Lenovo while she's on the PS5. The display is incredibly vibrant in SDR and looks incredible when playing games in HDR. However, it is advisable to turn off HDR outside of games and movies since the blooming can be distracting if you're a dark mode afficionado like myself. Rest assured though, the black levels are still fantastic even in SDR.

Fan noise is noticeable when gaming on balanced or performance mode but never at a level I'd call distracting. For audio work and productivity, power efficiency mode is still highly capable and provides fairly decent battery life somewhere between 4 and 8 hours depending on the workload. Nothing mindblowing but more than enough to get me by in the few instances I am without a power adapter.

I can definitely recommend this laptop to any creatives who also love to game and don't want to compromise on either.