In addition to the top-dollar Slim Pro 9i, Lenovo has also lifted the veil from the Slim Pro 7 and Slim 7i, both shipping this April. The 14.5-inch Slim Pro 7 is the only other laptop in this new refresh with the mini-LED PureSight Pro display, albeit with a marginally less impressive readout of 3K resolution at 120 Hz, plus a woefully steep drop to 400 nits brightness.
The Slim Pro 7 tops out at NVIDIA’s RTX 4050 for graphics, which still offers ample headroom for lighter creative tasks (and a touch of gaming) and comes equipped with the same Premium Suite hardware upgrades offered in the Slim Pro 9i. Meanwhile, the Slim 7i is a more modest refresh over its predecessor, bringing the chipsets in this aluminum-clad ultralight up to Intel’s 13th generation, but otherwise carries on business as usual.
If you like a little versatility instead, the newest Yoga 7 (May) and Yoga 7i (April) come through with up to 16-inch 2.8K OLED displays of their own, matching the 100% DCI-P3 color standard and offering both Intel (13th generation) and AMD Ryzen (7000-series) options. As it folds between any configuration from laptop to tablet, Lenovo rounded its edges for a more comfortable in-hand grip, and it’s swinging for the value-heavy fences at a $799.99 base price, except for the 14-inch Yoga 7i, which curiously comes in $50 higher thanks to a 2.2k starting resolution.
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