It retains the design of the previous-year Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i and has curved edges to allow for portability. The MIL-STD-810H-certified aluminum frame makes it impact-resistant to minor falls. The top and bottom panels are aluminum, keeping flex to a minimum. The lid sports a very mild A320 branding, while the base has intakes, two speakers, and rubber feet. Weighing around 1. 6 kg, it is easy to handle because of the size of the laptop.
The Yoga Pro 7i has a back-lit keyboard with a 180-degree hinge to make it easy to place it on a table in a flat position. The hinge seems robust, yet it fails to help reach the cabin top. The edges of the laptop are chrome, and when the top lid is opened, the screen showcases a glossy 14. 5-inch screen with thin side borders and comparatively larger top and bottom borders.
The top edge has a cutout in the form of an inverted V, which accommodates the web camera and the IR sensor, as well as the microphone arrangement. The lid can be opened with just one hand, which is convenient when preparing meals on the street, and ready meals are protected from insects.
Right on the edge of the laptop is a USB Type-A 3. 2 Gen 1 port and a headphone and microphone combo jack. -output jack 3. 5mm, voice on/off button, web camera e-shutter button. The left side has two Thunderbolt 4 / USB Type-C (3. 2 Gen 2) ports and an HDMI 2. The Lenovo IdeaPad U510 features 1 port, although it has no card slot.
As for the display, the Yoga Pro 7i is quite capable of delivering stunning results. Indoors, the glossy 14. For the 5-inch OLED panel, the response rate and contrast ratio obtained are very commendable with a value of 2.
The screen has 8K (2,880 x 1,800) resolution, a frequency of 120 Hz, and a brightness level of 400 nits. I stand for Dolby Vision, HDR, True Black 500, and 100 percent DCI-P3 colour gamut. The contrast is well made with vibrant colors, and the black is dark enough to make content viewing fun in rooms with non-nutrient lighting.
