As a student using Macbook, iPad and Apple Pencil together, Yoga Book 9i is THE laptop that meets all my needs (except for the battery life XD). If the Yoga Book series would update and have stronger CPU with longer battery life in the future, it will definitely be my first choice.
Stronger CPU? I'm not 100% certain but it seems like i7-1355U is better than M1 in terms of performance. Of course, the efficiency is not there, but at least you have x86 instead of arm which can be a big deal to some. For programming I'd take Mac any day over windows, though.
No, I didn't see any intel cpu can has a longer battery life then apple chips at the same level. They are still hot and low battery life..... I hope apple can make macbook pro as tough (shock-resistant) as HP elitebook x360 1030 g2(which has touch screen, stylus, privacy sure view...but lack of battery life and Good apple OS ) I have both. I always hate that windows issues. Intel cpu are hot and eat too much battery life. Apple has better balance, and never force you update when you really doing something important.
I've watched a ton of these 9i reviews, and this is the best one I've seen. You talk about so many things, possibilities, flaws and comparisons that other review videos just don't. Actually saying what brightness level you used to test the battery and giving specific details about use while testing it--awesome. I am using the 9i right now and love it, but I 100% would say that, except for the multiple screens, Macs are better. Personally, on just battery power, I would mainly like to use this to stream videos, and when I have tried that it was obvious I wasn't going to get the 6-7 hour battery life people keep mentioning for this, no matter the brightness level.
That's largely still a risk with a conventional laptop. To me this seems much more conventional than say these plastic foldable OLED screens with a giant grease is and scratch at level two. That's why I think dual screens make more sense then foldable OLED screens
That’s why you buy the insurance-it’s a $2k+ laptop. It’s definitely more durable than a foldable device, but there’s an awful lot of screen to get scratched, cracked, etc.
You can call me a wtch but I saw this in a dream years ago. It was super fast and popular device in my dream lol. When I saw it, I was like, wait a minute, I have already seen this.
Easily the best video review I've seen for the 9i and I've seen quite a few. Kinda reminds me of my MS surface duo which I now love. I want one but for $2000 I don't know if I could justify it
Not sure if I'd take the OLED screen, but this is definitely in my wish list. As someone who currently daily driving an LG V50 with its detachable Dual Screen case after selling the Samsung Galaxy Fold, dual display is always more practical than foldable screen.
@@erickdelatorre186 So much better than my old foldable phone. I like the fact that I can easily use any two apps simultaneously without worrying about screen splitting incompatibility. Even using an app in wide mode, it can still manage to break the lines without ruining the whole webpage. As for the phone itself, the built-in Quad DAC easily beat any smartphone you can throw at it.
That is cool and appears that it could be a very productive device. With OpenAI tech now being a norm (almost), that split screen allows enough size to do work on side, while the other can get assistant from outside app, like making webpages for example. The larger visuals would definitely make for seeing the details without having to zoom in on one screen laptops. The downsides can be dismissed if used for split screen use in the propped-up setting. This may be a device you could review again for certain uses, especially in html/coding productivity.
Great video! I think this laptop makes good use of the two screens. The more screens and use cases the better in my opinion. How does the performance compare to the Galaxy Book you reviewed? I'd love to see a comparison. I could definitely see myself using one of these for programming.
It's actually a pretty good device and perfect for me as a student, so much that I was thinking of selling my current laptop and Tab S8 to buy it. Until I noticed that its price starts at $2099 🙂
The price makes sense even though it’ll hurt to buy one. Dual 2.8K OLED displays, the latest Ryzen mobile CPU, a 1 TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD and a stylus+Bluetooth keyboard-it’s stacked. I’ve been waiting for a device like this for 15+ years ever since I got my first tablet-an HP convertible with a swiveling display. They won’t sell a lot of these, but I think it’ll be popular enough for a second-gen device.
@Yellow Flash Of the Leaf I think Lenovo should make an affordable version of it, maybe 1TB HDD with 256GB SSD and 1080p display, and less powerful CPU. I think they will sell a lot more. The students will buy the affordable version. Designers and content creators will buy the version with the higher specs.
As a student, this is my dream laptop. I currently use a Surface Pro 8 for taking notes and doing exercices (pen) and use a big chonky gaming PC as a second monitor. With this i'll be able to write down AND see the data for exercises at the same time for much less weight and cables
did you happen to purchase this computer??? If so, I'm curious how it's working out. We are in very similar circumstances as I too am in school and use a surface pro w/ 2nd monitor.
Great job on the superior review between these two devices! Your strength lies in avoiding fluff or senseless content in your videos. Your talkative style is balanced with informative phrasing and optimal speed.
This is probably the best overview/review so far on this unit. At $2100, it's hard to get over the screens only being 60hz and a mobile Intel chip. The software looks buggy and with Lenovo's history of support, I doubt there will be further widgets or optimization.
that might happen, yes. I own both predecesors and would like to see lenovo supporting it better. on the other hand this 9i is for the first time a more nornal one - in line witb all the fodables, just without the folding thing - so it might be that lenovo is going to sell it way better
But the only really specialized customer software you need is when you're using the keyboard on the bottom screen. Otherwise, windows is long been able to handle two separate screens because people do it all the time in a desktop setting. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't spend $2,100 on any laptop but at this point it's mostly just proof of concept. But this makes way more sense to me than like a foldable OLED phone which are getting so much attention. There's definitely two separate conversations here which is do you think is particular product is a worthy investment. Do you think this concept is worthwhile endeavor.
Even the refresh rate wouldn't bother me too much here because this is not going to be a gaming machine. But I don't know I've never been particularly bothered by 60 Hz screens on mobile devices. In fact I found the first time I moved up to a 120 Hz tablet and phone to be incredibly underwhelmed. People had explained that it would be a transformative experience but was definitely not the case for me.
Love the idea of 2 OLED screens. The only thing keeping me from getting one is being a sketcher/painter I would need a pen as good (or nearly as good) as the Apple Pencil 2 or at least as good as the Surface Pen 2. The idea to have a photo to sketch from on the top and the sketch/paint program on the bottom screen. Also, like the large Surface Duo-like 2 screens rather than the fold idea of a continuous OLED Screen.
The Yogi 9i and Air are such different animals the comparison is a bit of a head scratcher IMO. The Thinkpad x1 would have been fun to compare. At this point everyone already owns an Air(myself included) there's no new information that can be shared about it.
You forgot to mention about the camera 😢 But thanks for the honest review :) It's great to see someone testing some very creative/innovative products... some channels just test the usual samsung or apple products... which tends to have limited creativity these years (the fold is quite innovative but didn't evolved much these last generations)
nah I don't think walking around with a seperate keyboard would work for me. I like the fact that you open your laptop and are ready to go without additional things neccesary
constant fan noise is what bother me, after using MBAM1 and fanless pro 5, I just cannot stand it specifically the high pitch annoying tune, thanks for taking about it. love the oled display and well reviewed
@@justahugenerd1278 the honeymoon is over. Issues with the software that manages the two screens, and lugging the keyboard and stand and mouse around and setting up.. a bit cumbersome. Otherwise it is a really flexible and solid laptop
Would be quite tempting in my next laptop purchase. Just to side track, you have beautiful, slim fingers, and sometimes feel that your fingers are dancing with the reviewed product in a music video!
I purchased this early on and I'm just fascinated by the dual screens. It's fairly fast though it does stutter some. The battery life is decent/good considering it has two screens. But to be honest I think this is perfect for a) people who absolutely need two large screens, b) those who can use it in an office, hotel room, or home office setup. But to be honest I actually found it cumbersome at times. It's just way to big for using both screens on an airplane. And it even seemed kinda weird using it in a coffee shop. And then the price - it's very expensive. So, I ended up going with the Asus Zenbook duo. I can use it in dual screen laptop form whenever it's open and the second screen with the keyboard is a real second screen unlike the 9i when the keyboard is attached. It's actually the perfect size for what I need a second screen for. And I paid less than $700.
The physical keyboard should probably include features like the Logitech devices, being able to be used with multiple devices at one time. It looks like it has low travel and just seems like any old BT keyboard, nothing stands out other than the magnets. My curiosity lies in the durability of the laptop, considering my c940 has display issues for what was an expensive laptop. Low key geeking when it comes to this though, tech was getting so monotone so at least they are shaking it up. Would love to get my hands on this, but with low powered cpu content creation seems out of reach. Did they design any other cases for the laptop? Thank you for your content, I was excitedly waiting on your take on this. 😅
Oh my ... i just discovered your channel ... Excellent work. Fast, but with details, to the point, covering a lot in short time. Did I say Excellent :D
Yeah, I've been watching this since it was announced. As a student, I've been using a Surface Pro with the Kensington articulating dock with a 2nd monitor, and it's been an amazing form factor and set up for writing and research. My first Surface Pro was dying, so I bought an SP8, but it was a referb, and after 3 months, I am already getting the blue screen of death, and the camera works intermittently.
Gotta say, thats pretty damn cool tbh! i could see that being awesome for digital artists, drawing on the bottom screen and the overall image on the top screen, or something along that lines.
I like the OLED screens but would have preffered miniled screens which consume less battery with the same quality. The only problem is the keyboard. The psysical doesn't have baclit illumination and the virtual one is not customizable (you cant change the keys, the layout, the colors,etc...) They should give users a tool to customize the virtual keyboard (choose the key colors , background and layout (azert/qwerty) or even create their own custom buttons (macros) And create a community arround it, where users can share keyboard layouts. Asus and HP come with similar devices next week at CES conference.
Thanks a lot for this review. something funny for me, i thought I heard you say "empty mcbook air", but in the end I figured you meant "M2 mcbook air", but thats just me😂
as someone who understands nothing about makeup and outfits, whatever you did with your looks makes me really confortable, you´re obviously already beautiful but you look gorgeous in all the right ways perfect for the vibes your videos give, if I can say stuff like that. Nice review, just subscribed
This is the best laptop for a salesperson who do presentations on the go with one on one clients everyday. Like a insurance broker, financial advisor, medical sales rep etc. They can e-sign their applications with the pen and touch screens which is useful as well.
hey ella! thanks for the review. I want to know how good is the laptop for note taking. please make a detailed video on note taking on the lenovo yoga book 9i.
It look’s pretty good, I’m just not sure why using a touch screen would be obviously bad. I mean, the pop-up keyboard on my iPad is great and a multi-touch screen has to be better than a conventional touch pad surely, I suppose if the implementation is bad with the missing haptics it probably explains the bad experience. But ultimately, nailing that touch interface on the bottom screen has to be paramount for this form factor, that’s my take anyway.
Like foldable screens smart cell phones, introductory dual screen laptops will only keep on getting better as time advances towards the future, if there is an individual need for them. So os, YES dual screen laptops are the future of LAPTOPS to match. Having said that, seems that the Yoga Book 9i is targeted more towards students at a University, other than that excellent introductory review to the Yoga Book 9i. Thanks, for showing how you use your Yoga Book 9i, that gave me a lot of ideas on how dual screen laptops could be used. Other than that, since the Yoga Book 9i is an introductory dual screen laptop, there will always be limitations whether in hardware or software that of which limitations can be improved in a future dual screen laptops. I guess for the time being one would have to ge used to typing in a touch screen keyboard other wise it would be a so good idea to carry around a wired physical keyboard and a pointing device in the dual screen laptop’s backpack, right? I don’t really like having my Bluetooth on for long periods of time either and that is that. Thanks for the review and ideas on how the Yoga Book 9i could be used! 👏👏👏👌🥰💻⭐️💎
I really like the concept and I think that all the current software is actually lagging behind the potential of this design. But GOD IS IT HARD to focus on the review with her voice and face in the same frame
Very interesting device, thanks for the revie. it would be nice to see a review of presentation mode in videoconferencing mode. For example a talk given via Zoom. Top screen for video and Zoom controls and bottom screen for the content. It could be any other app like Google meet for instance, the content that you share could be ppt files or pdf, since those are the most common ones when teaching.
Awesome content 👏 👌 👍 Quick question, at 8:19 in the video, could the top screen be split view & have the keyboard control part of the top screen while taking notes on the bottom screen 🤔...like have ms word & video on top screen at same time..when using the keyboard, does the keyboard default to the top screen at 8:19 🤔 thanks 🙏like I'd have the keyboard in front of the laptop, not on the laptop thanks again
I would love to get this laptop. I have always looked at the keyboard and wondered it would be so nice to have a touchscreen keyboard. I have been dreaming of a laptop like this for quite a while and Lenovo goes ahead and makes one. In fact I have been dreaming about this for the past two months after seeing the show Oriville. I wonder why Lenovo didn't put the mother board in the top screen and have the bottom half just for the battery. That way the laptop wouldn't get that warm except for when you charge it. Putting the battery in the top screen would make the laptop fall over because it would get too heavy, so that would have to go at the bottom. Amazing device and one that I would get. Physical keyboards are so yesterday.
Given that you have to carry everything separately anyway, wouldn't it be easier, cheaper and produce the exact same results just to buy a portable second screen? Its less hassle and produces the same functionality. Many are even making these to match specific laptop models (Dell with their XPS line and LG with the gram for example). With this thing, you have to carry and setup the keyboard separately (unless you are content just to use it as a glorified tablet) - with another laptop, you can always just flip it open and get going for when you don't need a second screen.
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Would you get this dual screen laptop?
I think yes if it was at a lower price.
I dont find it useful but it draws me in
Decode my answer, jeje! Good question tho!👌😺🥰💻⭐️💎
nope
definitifly yes. I own both predecessors and find the silent keyboard 🙂 extremely nice. it is not a game laptop but 16gig are enough for windows
As a student using Macbook, iPad and Apple Pencil together, Yoga Book 9i is THE laptop that meets all my needs (except for the battery life XD).
If the Yoga Book series would update and have stronger CPU with longer battery life in the future, it will definitely be my first choice.
Stronger CPU? I'm not 100% certain but it seems like i7-1355U is better than M1 in terms of performance.
Of course, the efficiency is not there, but at least you have x86 instead of arm which can be a big deal to some.
For programming I'd take Mac any day over windows, though.
@@disadadi8958 it's a U series, its gonna be a lot more battery efficient than most other Windows processors...
@@mihirojha4475 doesn't mean shit
12th gen was poor in terms of efficiency no matter which cpu you took. Amd ones seem better in that regard
If they put a AMD CPU, then battery life and performance unplugged can be substantially better
No, I didn't see any intel cpu can has a longer battery life then apple chips at the same level. They are still hot and low battery life.....
I hope apple can make macbook pro as tough (shock-resistant) as HP elitebook x360 1030 g2(which has touch screen, stylus, privacy sure view...but lack of battery life and Good apple OS )
I have both. I always hate that windows issues.
Intel cpu are hot and eat too much battery life. Apple has better balance, and never force you update when you really doing something important.
This review is very detailed. Better than most I have watch for this laptop. Well done!
I've watched a ton of these 9i reviews, and this is the best one I've seen. You talk about so many things, possibilities, flaws and comparisons that other review videos just don't. Actually saying what brightness level you used to test the battery and giving specific details about use while testing it--awesome. I am using the 9i right now and love it, but I 100% would say that, except for the multiple screens, Macs are better. Personally, on just battery power, I would mainly like to use this to stream videos, and when I have tried that it was obvious I wasn't going to get the 6-7 hour battery life people keep mentioning for this, no matter the brightness level.
I would be so nervous to bring it to the public and it dropped.
That's largely still a risk with a conventional laptop. To me this seems much more conventional than say these plastic foldable OLED screens with a giant grease is and scratch at level two. That's why I think dual screens make more sense then foldable OLED screens
That’s why you buy the insurance-it’s a $2k+ laptop. It’s definitely more durable than a foldable device, but there’s an awful lot of screen to get scratched, cracked, etc.
That’s what I thought as well. But I think you can always get a case for it.
@@waynelil or/and putting it in a bag.
How often do you drop your current laptop...?
You can call me a wtch but I saw this in a dream years ago. It was super fast and popular device in my dream lol. When I saw it, I was like, wait a minute, I have already seen this.
Easily the best video review I've seen for the 9i and I've seen quite a few. Kinda reminds me of my MS surface duo which I now love. I want one but for $2000 I don't know if I could justify it
thank you!
Not sure if I'd take the OLED screen, but this is definitely in my wish list. As someone who currently daily driving an LG V50 with its detachable Dual Screen case after selling the Samsung Galaxy Fold, dual display is always more practical than foldable screen.
What are the disadvantages of oled Screens?
@@andrewsimons1213 OLED have higher screen burn-in fail rate than LCD. Also, OLED cost more to repair than LCD.
Huh, first time hearing about that phone and case. How's it working for you so far?
@@erickdelatorre186 So much better than my old foldable phone. I like the fact that I can easily use any two apps simultaneously without worrying about screen splitting incompatibility. Even using an app in wide mode, it can still manage to break the lines without ruining the whole webpage.
As for the phone itself, the built-in Quad DAC easily beat any smartphone you can throw at it.
That is cool and appears that it could be a very productive device. With OpenAI tech now being a norm (almost), that split screen allows enough size to do work on side, while the other can get assistant from outside app, like making webpages for example. The larger visuals would definitely make for seeing the details without having to zoom in on one screen laptops. The downsides can be dismissed if used for split screen use in the propped-up setting. This may be a device you could review again for certain uses, especially in html/coding productivity.
Great video! I think this laptop makes good use of the two screens. The more screens and use cases the better in my opinion. How does the performance compare to the Galaxy Book you reviewed? I'd love to see a comparison. I could definitely see myself using one of these for programming.
Thanks!
It's actually a pretty good device and perfect for me as a student, so much that I was thinking of selling my current laptop and Tab S8 to buy it.
Until I noticed that its price starts at $2099 🙂
Oh that's expensive as hell
actually its considered cheap because it has 2x 2.8k touchscreens. For the hardware they not pricing it very high
The price makes sense even though it’ll hurt to buy one. Dual 2.8K OLED displays, the latest Ryzen mobile CPU, a 1 TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD and a stylus+Bluetooth keyboard-it’s stacked. I’ve been waiting for a device like this for 15+ years ever since I got my first tablet-an HP convertible with a swiveling display. They won’t sell a lot of these, but I think it’ll be popular enough for a second-gen device.
@Yellow Flash Of the Leaf I think Lenovo should make an affordable version of it, maybe 1TB HDD with 256GB SSD and 1080p display, and less powerful CPU.
I think they will sell a lot more. The students will buy the affordable version. Designers and content creators will buy the version with the higher specs.
As a student, this is my dream laptop. I currently use a Surface Pro 8 for taking notes and doing exercices (pen) and use a big chonky gaming PC as a second monitor. With this i'll be able to write down AND see the data for exercises at the same time for much less weight and cables
did you happen to purchase this computer??? If so, I'm curious how it's working out. We are in very similar circumstances as I too am in school and use a surface pro w/ 2nd monitor.
Amazing laptop.
I would put a matte screen protector on the lower screen for trackpad use.
thanks for watching :)
Totally irrelevant to the topic of the video, but your lighting and picture quality is absolutely amazing. I’m kind of jealous 😅😂 Congratulations!
This is by far the best review!
Great job on the superior review between these two devices! Your strength lies in avoiding fluff or senseless content in your videos. Your talkative style is balanced with informative phrasing and optimal speed.
This is probably the best overview/review so far on this unit. At $2100, it's hard to get over the screens only being 60hz and a mobile Intel chip. The software looks buggy and with Lenovo's history of support, I doubt there will be further widgets or optimization.
that might happen, yes. I own both predecesors and would like to see lenovo supporting it better. on the other hand this 9i is for the first time a more nornal one - in line witb all the fodables, just without the folding thing - so it might be that lenovo is going to sell it way better
But the only really specialized customer software you need is when you're using the keyboard on the bottom screen. Otherwise, windows is long been able to handle two separate screens because people do it all the time in a desktop setting.
Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't spend $2,100 on any laptop but at this point it's mostly just proof of concept.
But this makes way more sense to me than like a foldable OLED phone which are getting so much attention.
There's definitely two separate conversations here which is do you think is particular product is a worthy investment. Do you think this concept is worthwhile endeavor.
Even the refresh rate wouldn't bother me too much here because this is not going to be a gaming machine. But I don't know I've never been particularly bothered by 60 Hz screens on mobile devices. In fact I found the first time I moved up to a 120 Hz tablet and phone to be incredibly underwhelmed.
People had explained that it would be a transformative experience but was definitely not the case for me.
thanks for watching! hope u enjoyed :)
The 13900h is pretty powerful also the gpu id good is like vega 8 so at yhe level of a steam deck at 25w
Best interview I’ve seen on this laptop. Had purchased a HP spectre 360x but canceled that order. I’m going to save up for this!
I wouldn’t normally watch a review of this type of device, but you did a great job explaining the pros and cons
WOW.
Didn't expect such a good an honest review other rewievers dont even mention some of the details u mention.
Nicely done, best most useful review I've seen on this device, and I've seen at lest 4 different reviews.
Love the idea of 2 OLED screens. The only thing keeping me from getting one is being a sketcher/painter I would need a pen as good (or nearly as good) as the Apple Pencil 2 or at least as good as the Surface Pen 2. The idea to have a photo to sketch from on the top and the sketch/paint program on the bottom screen. Also, like the large Surface Duo-like 2 screens rather than the fold idea of a continuous OLED Screen.
That laptop is so freaking cool, and I could see this being the future of laptops. I absolutely love the dual screens.
It is not yet ready for retail. It is launched in this CES 2023
7:39 $2k
@@ettepet9308 how did you? can you post the link you used?
The Yogi 9i and Air are such different animals the comparison is a bit of a head scratcher IMO. The Thinkpad x1 would have been fun to compare.
At this point everyone already owns an Air(myself included) there's no new information that can be shared about it.
You forgot to mention about the camera 😢
But thanks for the honest review :)
It's great to see someone testing some very creative/innovative products... some channels just test the usual samsung or apple products... which tends to have limited creativity these years (the fold is quite innovative but didn't evolved much these last generations)
nah I don't think walking around with a seperate keyboard would work for me. I like the fact that you open your laptop and are ready to go without additional things neccesary
constant fan noise is what bother me, after using MBAM1 and fanless pro 5, I just cannot stand it specifically the high pitch annoying tune, thanks for taking about it. love the oled display and well reviewed
Those fan sounds relax me. Helps me sleep. I too, am sensitive to certain sounds, though, so I understand.
Grest video. You are very clear and easy to listen to. I just bought this and your info will help speed up my learning curve
How are you liking the laptop now?
@@justahugenerd1278 the honeymoon is over. Issues with the software that manages the two screens, and lugging the keyboard and stand and mouse around and setting up.. a bit cumbersome. Otherwise it is a really flexible and solid laptop
That was a good and detailed review, thankyou...
I'm gonna use it for trading. Watching different charts and different time frames. Love the review.
subbed on this video from the short you created, and these 2 vids of yours are the only vids I've seen of you!
Would be quite tempting in my next laptop purchase. Just to side track, you have beautiful, slim fingers, and sometimes feel that your fingers are dancing with the reviewed product in a music video!
I’m so into this laptop- seems like a form factor I could actually utilize
Not really interested in buying this one, but your reviews are the best!
I purchased this early on and I'm just fascinated by the dual screens. It's fairly fast though it does stutter some. The battery life is decent/good considering it has two screens. But to be honest I think this is perfect for a) people who absolutely need two large screens, b) those who can use it in an office, hotel room, or home office setup. But to be honest I actually found it cumbersome at times. It's just way to big for using both screens on an airplane. And it even seemed kinda weird using it in a coffee shop. And then the price - it's very expensive. So, I ended up going with the Asus Zenbook duo. I can use it in dual screen laptop form whenever it's open and the second screen with the keyboard is a real second screen unlike the 9i when the keyboard is attached. It's actually the perfect size for what I need a second screen for. And I paid less than $700.
Thank you for the detail review - quite excellent 👍. Thanks.
still a little bit gadget for me, but I appreciate the idea and energy put in to bring new things. One day it will be a standard maybe
Thank you so much for the review!
very fair comments thank you!
The physical keyboard should probably include features like the Logitech devices, being able to be used with multiple devices at one time. It looks like it has low travel and just seems like any old BT keyboard, nothing stands out other than the magnets. My curiosity lies in the durability of the laptop, considering my c940 has display issues for what was an expensive laptop. Low key geeking when it comes to this though, tech was getting so monotone so at least they are shaking it up. Would love to get my hands on this, but with low powered cpu content creation seems out of reach. Did they design any other cases for the laptop? Thank you for your content, I was excitedly waiting on your take on this. 😅
Oh my ... i just discovered your channel ... Excellent work. Fast, but with details, to the point, covering a lot in short time. Did I say Excellent :D
Best review I've seen!
Can't wait to pick up one. Very innovative!
Interesting channel 😊
Cheers from San Diego California
Yeah, I've been watching this since it was announced. As a student, I've been using a Surface Pro with the Kensington articulating dock with a 2nd monitor, and it's been an amazing form factor and set up for writing and research. My first Surface Pro was dying, so I bought an SP8, but it was a referb, and after 3 months, I am already getting the blue screen of death, and the camera works intermittently.
.what an amazing review!!! so far, you have the best review ive seen!😍😍
Now this laptop is cool. Well done Lenovo
I just subscribed!! Where have you been all my life?!!!
Gotta say, thats pretty damn cool tbh! i could see that being awesome for digital artists, drawing on the bottom screen and the overall image on the top screen, or something along that lines.
that's def a great use case for it
Fantastic Video
Fantastic Explanation in detail
💯 / 💯
excellent review
thanks for watching!
Great video, I'd recommend you review the new OnePlus pad. Bought it after selling my ipad pro m2, and I must say, I do find it much better🙂
I’m not sure if it would work but I think using 2 paper like screen protectors could cut the glare and give more texture on the trackpad
Great review, thank you so much for sharing! 🌸
I like the OLED screens but would have preffered miniled screens which consume less battery with the same quality.
The only problem is the keyboard. The psysical doesn't have baclit illumination and the virtual one is not customizable (you cant change the keys, the layout, the colors,etc...)
They should give users a tool to customize the virtual keyboard (choose the key colors , background and layout (azert/qwerty) or even create their own custom buttons (macros)
And create a community arround it, where users can share keyboard layouts.
Asus and HP come with similar devices next week at CES conference.
Great content as usual
thanks for watching!
love your vid over everyone else, your consideration of detail really touches average users! keep it up
Thanks a lot for this review. something funny for me, i thought I heard you say "empty mcbook air", but in the end I figured you meant "M2 mcbook air", but thats just me😂
Thx for the review video!..
Keep it up
I really regret getting the macbook. I have to wait until it dies and I am gonna get something like this. It looks amazing 😮
Great review!
Wow, this is so clever! I'm speechless
Lenovo. I need a 16 inch 4k version of this laptop! Make it happen now!
I am def getting this on release
Very nice review with demo
8:54 Tent mode would be awesome for 2 player split screen games!
This laptop's dual screen specs are a great idea for recording and streaming.
as someone who understands nothing about makeup and outfits, whatever you did with your looks makes me really confortable, you´re obviously already beautiful but you look gorgeous in all the right ways perfect for the vibes your videos give, if I can say stuff like that. Nice review, just subscribed
Just a suggestion: Try putting more matching wallpapers with laptop so it catches the eye.
Btw your videos are awesome and I like them very much 😄.
Great review. Subbed.
Thanks for the sub!
This is the best laptop for a salesperson who do presentations on the go with one on one clients everyday. Like a insurance broker, financial advisor, medical sales rep etc. They can e-sign their applications with the pen and touch screens which is useful as well.
Exceptional review and comparison. Koodos
the only complete sensible review in youtube. thank you. can you upgrades it's ssd size? how much maximum can it be upgraded?
very detailed thank you
hey ella! thanks for the review. I want to know how good is the laptop for note taking. please make a detailed video on note taking on the lenovo yoga book 9i.
It look’s pretty good, I’m just not sure why using a touch screen would be obviously bad. I mean, the pop-up keyboard on my iPad is great and a multi-touch screen has to be better than a conventional touch pad surely, I suppose if the implementation is bad with the missing haptics it probably explains the bad experience.
But ultimately, nailing that touch interface on the bottom screen has to be paramount for this form factor, that’s my take anyway.
looks really good, really well polished and sleak, this is the future were gonna be in
The 2ds xl plus lookin awesome
Nice Presentation Thanks a lot
Awesome 🤩 😎 👏🏾 video
Like foldable screens smart cell phones, introductory dual screen laptops will only keep on getting better as time advances towards the future, if there is an individual need for them. So os, YES dual screen laptops are the future of LAPTOPS to match. Having said that, seems that the Yoga Book 9i is targeted more towards students at a University, other than that excellent introductory review to the Yoga Book 9i. Thanks, for showing how you use your Yoga Book 9i, that gave me a lot of ideas on how dual screen laptops could be used. Other than that, since the Yoga Book 9i is an introductory dual screen laptop, there will always be limitations whether in hardware or software that of which limitations can be improved in a future dual screen laptops. I guess for the time being one would have to ge used to typing in a touch screen keyboard other wise it would be a so good idea to carry around a wired physical keyboard and a pointing device in the dual screen laptop’s backpack, right? I don’t really like having my Bluetooth on for long periods of time either and that is that. Thanks for the review and ideas on how the Yoga Book 9i could be used! 👏👏👏👌🥰💻⭐️💎
thanks for watching :)
Once they produce this thing with a foldable screen, it will be S-Tier!
this looks very practical for students, I worry about the longevity of it tho. looks like something that might need to be replaced in a few years
As a student myself it would be impractical as hell
Especially for codeing classes
Ella once again saving my ass during a research blitz.
As a fulltime programmer, I think this is the best device to take out of the everyday office environment,
For this video I subscribed
I really like the concept and I think that all the current software is actually lagging behind the potential of this design.
But GOD IS IT HARD to focus on the review with her voice and face in the same frame
Very interesting device, thanks for the revie. it would be nice to see a review of presentation mode in videoconferencing mode. For example a talk given via Zoom. Top screen for video and Zoom controls and bottom screen for the content. It could be any other app like Google meet for instance, the content that you share could be ppt files or pdf, since those are the most common ones when teaching.
Awesome content 👏 👌 👍
Quick question, at 8:19 in the video, could the top screen be split view & have the keyboard control part of the top screen while taking notes on the bottom screen 🤔...like have ms word & video on top screen at same time..when using the keyboard, does the keyboard default to the top screen at 8:19 🤔 thanks 🙏like I'd have the keyboard in front of the laptop, not on the laptop thanks again
I love your channel and your reviews.
In your opinion what is best the 9i dual screen or iPad Pro 12.9 M2?
Looks awesome , hope it's good with long run like even after 2 years battery don't degrade more than 50% then it'll be better competitor to MacBook.
Amazing, i wanna get it
thanks for watching!
Great video! How’s the battery life on this Laptop ?
I loved this design. So smart!!
I would love to get this laptop. I have always looked at the keyboard and wondered it would be so nice to have a touchscreen keyboard. I have been dreaming of a laptop like this for quite a while and Lenovo goes ahead and makes one. In fact I have been dreaming about this for the past two months after seeing the show Oriville. I wonder why Lenovo didn't put the mother board in the top screen and have the bottom half just for the battery. That way the laptop wouldn't get that warm except for when you charge it. Putting the battery in the top screen would make the laptop fall over because it would get too heavy, so that would have to go at the bottom. Amazing device and one that I would get. Physical keyboards are so yesterday.
Could have been the perfect laptop for a 15W fanless approach with the Ryzen 6800U
Given that you have to carry everything separately anyway, wouldn't it be easier, cheaper and produce the exact same results just to buy a portable second screen? Its less hassle and produces the same functionality.
Many are even making these to match specific laptop models (Dell with their XPS line and LG with the gram for example).
With this thing, you have to carry and setup the keyboard separately (unless you are content just to use it as a glorified tablet) - with another laptop, you can always just flip it open and get going for when you don't need a second screen.
You can even use other device like a tablet or a phone as second screen
There are solution for all 3 main operating systems
Thank you!
Good review lots of tech...I don't like the reflection that can appear on the screens & not happy about the keyboard performance 😢😢😢