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forum threadCoralFriction666 posted Aug 13, 2025 06:01 AM
forum threadCoralFriction666 posted Aug 13, 2025 06:01 AM

Lenovo - Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition - Copilot+ PC - 15.3” 3K Touchscreen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 7 - 32GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Luna Grey $1099.99

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Good deal on an overall solid mid-range laptop with 32GB ram and an Intel Lunar Lake Core Ultra 7 258V CPU

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Aug 13, 2025 12:59 PM
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PaoloMotoAug 13, 2025 12:59 PM
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Looks like it's a 258v? Specs look really good. We've had great luck with the 14"
7i and 9i's, is the experience similar but with a bigger screen?
Aug 13, 2025 11:08 PM
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ripplinghurstAug 13, 2025 11:08 PM
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Are all Lenovo Yogas built the same? Or are there more premium tiers (magnesium, or more durable/tougher or spill proof)?

I ask because my daughter just bent the laptop inside her heavy backpack and I was surprised how easy that happened. It works, but it's cracked.
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Hat-TrickAug 14, 2025 01:53 PM
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Quote from PaoloMoto :
Looks like it's a 258v? Specs look really good. We've had great luck with the 14"7i and 9i's, is the experience similar but with a bigger screen?
I've not used the 14" 7i or 9i, so cannot speak to a comparison, but I've had about a dozen of these pass through my hands for clients and it's my favorite laptop. The screen on the 15" is almost OLED-like. Build quality is top-notch. If you're looking for a 15" version and you're happy with the 14", you'll be happy with the 15" also.

Personally, $1099 should be the list price for these 32GB Lunar Lake laptops. I think $1500 is a bit ridiculous since the CPU portion is the same as the 16GB model, just an extra 16GB RAM in the package.
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Quote from ripplinghurst :
Are all Lenovo Yogas built the same? Or are there more premium tiers (magnesium, or more durable/tougher or spill proof)?I ask because my daughter just bent the laptop inside her heavy backpack and I was surprised how easy that happened. It works, but it's cracked.
They are not built the same. This one, the Aurora edition is a much more Premium Device over normal Lenovo Yoga Slim series in terms of design, weight, better speakers and use of materials.
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CoralFriction666Aug 14, 2025 04:11 PM
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Quote from Hat-Trick :
I've not used the 14" 7i or 9i, so cannot speak to a comparison, but I've had about a dozen of these pass through my hands for clients and it's my favorite laptop. The screen on the 15" is almost OLED-like. Build quality is top-notch. If you're looking for a 15" version and you're happy with the 14", you'll be happy with the 15" also.Personally, $1099 should be the list price for these 32GB Lunar Lake laptops. I think $1500 is a bit ridiculous since the CPU portion is the same as the 16GB model, just an extra 16GB RAM in the package.
Thanks for your insight! I just got this yesterday and I completely agree, especially with the point regarding the screen. I saw it on display at the store before buying and was floored when I read that it's not OLED since the contrast was so good. You can avoid common OLED issues while still having 120Hz (the OLED one is only 60Hz) and the longevity of LCD. I found this price point to be much more fair as well than the insane MSRP
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FlyByKnightAug 15, 2025 12:23 AM
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Quote from CoralFriction666 :
Thanks for your insight! I just got this yesterday and I completely agree, especially with the point regarding the screen. I saw it on display at the store before buying and was floored when I read that it's not OLED since the contrast was so good. You can avoid common OLED issues while still having 120Hz (the OLED one is only 60Hz) and the longevity of LCD. I found this price point to be much more fair as well than the insane MSRP

That screen is GLOSSY. So be aware if you do any work outside or near bright lights or distracting background. The screen is like a mirror.

I have the 16gb version and I love it, would get the 32gb at this price ($1000 it what I paid for my 16gb sadly) .

I keep it docked but I had not taken it out on the first 30 days to see how useless the screen is outside, had I done that I probably would've gotten something else but a las here we are.

TLDR: screen is great, only in certain situations, if docked all the time screen doesn't matter, planning of using it outside anyways? Prepare to use it on full brightness or buy an anti glare.

Also, watch out for the annoying light bleeding out of the keypads, also distracting.
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FantasticBuffalo711Today 06:19 PM
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Anyone directly compare this vs the thinkpad x9 version?

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