Lenovo plays a huge role in the replacement board and the Yoga 9i is a big cheese. Continuing with the Yoga C940, starting at $ 1299.99, the 14-inch Yoga 9i is a PC with a good console, decent battery life, and the best watch you can get in just about every major region. Its meaning Be that as it may, there is an area that is ahead of everything: sound.
You read that right. It's actually a 14-inch PC with great sound. I know. I was stunned too when I typed this. While it hasn't been able to outperform the HP Specter x360 and Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Plus in many different regions, the Yoga 9i's complex speaker configuration keeps it top notch, above all as an exceptionally loaded and multimedia device. Let's start by sketching this speaker. At the base there are two descending last woofers. The 9i's secret, however, is that the customizable tweeters are housed in a rotating sound bar that is integrated into the PC's pivot point. The situation means that crickets are constantly bumping into each other, regardless of whether the computer is in clamshell, tablet, or tent mode.
I'm not exaggerating when I say this is the best sound I've heard from a PC of this size. The volume takes up more than one room and sounds extraordinary in all directions with powerful bass. All-encompassing quality is also noble.
The 9i comes preloaded with Dolby Atoms speaker software that lets you switch between movie, music, game and language presets, as well as custom profiles and a unique mode that differentiates your content and alters sound in the same way. This has an impact - in particular, the music mode emits an excessive number of voices.
Model: 82BG000CUS
11th Generation Intel Core i7-1185G7 processor (up to 4.8 GHz, Quad Centers)
16 GB of RAM
512GB SSD
14 '' Full HD 1920 x 1080 touchscreen display
12.57 x 8.53 x 0.62 inches, 2.97 lb
Two Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, one USB 3.2 Type-A port, 3.5mm headphone / microphone combo
Unique ultrasonic fingerprint scanner
The sound is rounded off by an exceptionally pleasing 1080p touchscreen with precise subtleties and tones. I have no problem watching movies and footage on YouTube, and you can switch between different photography modes (dark, light and bright) using the pre-installed Dolby Vision software. In any case, the screen is highly reflective, which reveals amazing radiance in beautiful rooms. Besides, it is not the best and during the test it grows to 290 nits. I also expect Lenovo to dispel the 16: 9 perspective it has for some of its notable models in the corporate environment.
The last thing to mention about the enclosure is the sign to the garage. Guaranteed hands sometimes cause a lot of anguish when entering and exiting, but this hand is easy to get rid of. The canopy part on the right half of the back of the yoga is not the most advantageous, but it is definitely advisable to put the handle on yourself.
The pointer has a new "elastomer" nib that mimics the feel of a pen on paper. That's a good idea of how practical it is, but it also means it's not as smooth to build and draw as other touchscreen pointers. (It's also tiny - more humble than most real pens.) And there are two (small) buttons that can be scheduled for different commands - delete, left-click, duplicate, paste, whatever - by programming the Lenovo pen settings. You can also check the pen battery here. Lenovo says it recently can charge in 40-15 minutes.