Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition REVIEW: The NEW Thin&Light Office Champ!

[@phoenix7997]

I’ve had mine a few weeks. As mentioned, battery is excellent, well built, and lightweight. I’ve even done minor video editing with no issue.

[@thenewdesign]

Picking mine up today, hoping to fully ditch my workstation desktop for software engineering! We'll see how she does

[@matthewjackson2457]

How did it go?

[@thenewdesign]

@@matthewjackson2457 Screen is incredible. Performance is really good, but ultimately I missed the always-instant feel of working from a big beefy desktop, so I switched back to that for all of my coding. Laptop is really fantastic though, only changes I'd make is to put the ports all on the back and to add a 2nd USB-A

[@Einzbrn]

I had the same experience. I mostly use CAD It’s a great machine and the battery life is amazing. But I always do go back to my desktop for longer CAD sessions. The snappiness and bigger screens win in the end.

[@thenewdesign]

@@Einzbrn I actually totally gave it a 2nd longer shot when I had a day off and fell back in love and full on returned my desktop, am rocking this bad boy full time and the performance has gotten a bit better over time. Some graphical driver issues that make text go fuzzy here and there and I'm trying to just reset the OS and turn a blind eye. But as of right now this is my only computer and I'm loving it. The single-thread performance is amazing when you can get it

[@akin242002]

Excellent laptop for business users. I just wish it was offered by companies at work for non-managers. Fortunately, the X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura edition will cover that for workers.

[@WidePhotographs]

I bought a M3 13” MacBook Air because of the sales last week but I am going to exchange it for this Lenovo laptop. I have to work with PowerBi and even though I have a gaming PC, I rather continue my studies at other places away from my desk. It sounds dumb but sometimes changing your location to study or focus helps me

[@jccnguyen]

Isn't Microsoft retiring PowerBI desktop and moving towards their web counterpart?

[@axis0401]

I have one and it is great. Recommended!

[@beatavanekova4443]

Hiii , do you please know if there will be a laptop with these parameters (Lenovo with AI and intel core ultra 7 ) but 14 inch or even smaller ?

[@berntlie6799]

It is a tempting laptop. Because I often work in places with low internet speed, I prefer to have my files in OneDrive stored on the SSD and not download them upon need. Because of this, I would prefer a 2TB SSD. * I know it is possible to replace the SSD, but will doing so invalidate the warranty?

[@andyH_England]

It will only invalidate the warranty if you damage something else during the swap.

[@berntlie6799]

@@andyH_England OK -- I assume that means that I would not tear off some seal by correctly taking out the SSD.

[@andyH_England]

@@berntlie6799 Yes, do it carefully and keep everything as it was. Otherwise, if something goes wrong, they may use your swap as a reason not to cover the warranty. Not much should go wrong, but it better be safe than sorry.

[@Ionikr]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@CommentNadhan]

Good

[@curio78]

need 64GB ram option.

[@prashut]

👍👍