I’ve switched to using a tablet for the most part now, and while that’s certainly serviceable, it still just can’t compare to the full Windows desktop experience.įortunately, our friends from Lenovo sent over the Yoga Duet 7. It has come to a point though that I move around so much at home, that even regular laptops have a difficult time keeping up. User Experience: 4.5/5Įven stuck at home, I use a laptop just for the convenience of being able to move around a little bit. There aren’t any USB-A ports, but USB-C ports abound–there are three in total, including two for power and image output. You also get an IR front camera for logging in with a glance via Windows Hello. The cherry on top is the active stylus that doesn’t just let you create artwork and take down notes, it also lets you capture colors IRL to use in your digital art. The detachable keyboard is backlit, and also offers Bluetooth connectivity with the flick of a switch, so you should be able to use it with other devices as well, should the need arise. You do get 16 GB of RAM, a 1 TB SSD, and a gorgeous 13-inch WQHD touchscreen. Sure it only has integrated graphics, but it’s really not intended for gaming, so that’s a non-issue.

It runs an Intel Core i7-10510U, with a clock speed of 4.9GHz. Hardware: 5/5Īpart from being easy on the eyes, The Lenovo Legion Duet 7 is a monster. The magnesium case gives it structural rigidity, and keeps the weight down. Take this device out at a meeting, and you’ll turn some heads for sure. It’s tantalizingly thin, and to keep up with heat, it has vents at the top for the active fan to exhaust out of. The large screen is surrounded by thin bezels, and a handy kickstand that folds flush with the rest of the device’s back. Our review device came in a gorgeous Orchid, an eye-catching shade of purple, and the keyboard has a nicely textured fabric covering that makes the entire package stand out in a world of slate gray and black laptops. It’s almost pretty enough to think of as a fashion accessory. Lenovo has always been one to bring innovation to the table- most apparent in the Yoga line of devices. Today, we’re taking a look at the Lenovo Yoga Duet 7, a convertible laptop that aims to take on the convertible tablet space.

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