Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition Gen 9 (15in, Intel)

Not the most exciting laptop, but this affordable Copilot+ PC has great stamina and a neat trick or two

TIM DANTON

PRICE As reviewed, £1,167 (£1,400 inc VAT) from lenovo.com After the excitement of seeing a Lenovo laptop with a rolling display (see p29) at CES, the Yoga Slim 7i seems rather ordinary. The display is boringly fixed in place, it uses Intel’s well-established Core Ultra 7 258V processor, and the light grey finish is frankly dull. But despite my initial yawns on picking up the Slim 7i on my return from Las Vegas, there’s a solid laptop here that deserves your consideration. The first thing to mention is what makes it an Aura Edition laptop. This is the outcome of a partnership between Intel and Lenovo that aims to address the pain points revealed by a survey of tens of thousands of users. Pain points such as poor battery life,…

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