Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 14" Gen 10 Luna Grey 2025

The Yoga 7i Gen 10 packs a 97th percentile integrated GPU into a 1.38kg convertible with a gorgeous OLED display. It's a productivity and entertainment powerhouse that scores in the 80s for compact, business, and entertainment use. Just don't buy it for gaming, the 25.4/100 gaming score is one of the worst we've seen.

The star of the show here is the integrated Intel Arc 140V graphics. We're talking 97th percentile GPU performance, which puts this thin-and-light ahead of most laptops with discrete GPUs in our database. That's not a typo. The 48GB of shared VRAM allocation helps, though it's pulling from that 16GB of LPDDR5X system memory. For creative work like light video editing or photo manipulation, this thing flies. The 8-core Intel 256V CPU at 3.7GHz is more middle of the pack at 67th percentile, but it's plenty snappy for the productivity and business tasks this machine is built for.

The 1TB NVMe SSD lands in the 81st percentile for storage, which means fast boot times and quick app launches. The 16GB of RAM is about average for this class at 68th percentile, but LPDDR5X keeps things responsive. Where the Yoga 7i stumbles is gaming. The 60Hz OLED panel caps your frame rates, and the integrated graphics, while impressive for what they are, can't keep up with dedicated GPUs in demanding titles. The 25.4 gaming score is a real weak spot, so don't expect to play Cyberpunk at high settings on this thing.

Against the Apple MacBook Pro M4 Pro, the Yoga 7i loses on raw CPU performance and build quality, but it's significantly lighter and cheaper. The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 absolutely destroys it in gaming with a discrete GPU, but that machine weighs more and costs more. The Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro offers a higher resolution display and similar portability, but its integrated graphics can't touch the Arc 140V's 97th percentile showing. The HP OMEN Transcend 14 is the closest competitor in terms of form factor, but the Yoga 7i's OLED panel and lighter weight give it the edge for non-gaming use. The MSI Prestige is a solid budget alternative, but it lacks the Yoga's premium display and build quality.

At $1260, the Yoga 7i Gen 10 sits in a sweet spot for premium 2-in-1s. You're getting a 97th percentile GPU, an OLED display, and a 1TB SSD for less than what Apple charges for a base MacBook Pro. The compact score of 84/100 reflects how much machine you're getting in a 1.38kg package. The 70Wh battery paired with the efficient Intel 256V chip means you can actually leave the charger at home. For business users and students who want a convertible with serious graphics chops, this is a strong value proposition. Just don't expect gaming performance to match the GPU percentile ranking.

The Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 Gen 10 is a convertible that punches way above its weight class in graphics. The integrated Arc 140V lands in the 97th percentile for GPU performance, which is frankly absurd for a 1.38kg laptop without a discrete card. That means you're getting visuals that rival some entry-level gaming rigs in a machine you can fold into a tablet. The 14-inch OLED display covers 100% DCI-P3 at 400 nits, so colors pop whether you're editing photos or just binging Netflix in tent mode.

But this isn't a gaming laptop, and the 25.4/100 gaming score makes that painfully clear. The 60Hz refresh rate holds it back for fast-paced titles, and the 8-core Intel 256V CPU sits at a modest 67th percentile. Still, for everyday productivity, business use, and entertainment, the Yoga 7i scores in the 80s across the board. At $1260, you're getting a lot of premium features for the money.

Gamers should look elsewhere, the 25.4/100 gaming score is a dealbreaker. If you need serious CPU horsepower for video editing or 3D rendering, the 67th percentile CPU will feel limiting. Power users who need 32GB of RAM or more will find the 16GB ceiling restrictive. And if you're planning to drive a 4K external monitor at 60Hz, the HDMI 1.4b port will frustrate you. For everyone else, this is a solid pick.

The Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 Gen 10 is a compelling package for the right buyer. The 97th percentile GPU performance is genuinely impressive for integrated graphics, and the OLED display is a joy to use. The 84/100 compact score and 80/100 business score tell the story: this is a portable productivity machine with surprising graphics muscle. The gaming weakness is real, but if you're not a gamer, you won't miss it. At $1260 with a 4.5/5 customer rating from 305 reviews, this is one of the better 2-in-1 values on the market right now.