Omg I was looking for a review of this specific laptop model, I might buy it since I’m at university and you just posted this 3 hours ago... God bless you
My college is allowing us to choose between 2 laptops, this one and the Lenovo T14s Gen 2 which one would you prefer? (I'm gonna major in computer science)
thanks for the review, this is a laptop most of them are not touching! great review and please can you refresh last what are pro and cons and final thoughts and what is worth buying at that price range. thanks!
It will change again very soon with the new 11th Gen and Ryzen 5000 laptops coming out very soon. Thanks for the feedback and hoping it was useful to you
amazing review! Im currently thinking about buysing a new lenovo laptop after my old one is 6 years old and not getting better anymore. My options are: Thinkpad x1 (2019) LENOVO THINKPAD X13 YOGA GEN 1 or Lenovo 9i YOGA. All are around 1700 euro. Do you have an advise?
I think you get good value in the 9i Yoga but I really do love the X1 gen7 those speakers and lightness is just amazing. The X13 yoga is still good and just like the 9i that garage pen is so handy.
@@BsianTech Yeah I finally bought the 9i, and currently am happy with it. The only thing I dont like is that the screen acts strange in some youtube videos. But I think its software,
Thanks for the well covered review. I have this same model that I use for work purpose. I use the pen to markup maps and drawings on pdfs and snippets. While using the pen on the screen each time I touch the screen it flickers a bit. If you don't remove the pen of the screen and write or draw continuously it's fine. Each time you lift off and touch it flickers. Have you ever heard or seen this issue??
@@BsianTech hey, I have an opportunity to get a Mac book Pro touch bar with i7. Should I buy that instead over the Yoga? I know the price gap is huge but I get it from work.
@@heyimV this will purely depends on the software you use and your uses, remember MBP has no pen support or touch screen. Also how many monitors you looking to run too.
Yes the keyboard is disable in tablet mode, the display is decent enough to do graphics design, still good idea to borrow a colorimeter to calibrate the display still if you are working professionally. Video editing wise this computer isn't ideal, it can do the basic ones but if you start putting effects and a number of layers/filters expect this computer to struggle quickly since this computer doesn't have any discrete graphics.
@@BsianTech The colorimeter is a good idea, Thank you! Yes, I do graphic design and video editing, I wonder if the computer struggling means just slower but still works?
Omg I was looking for a review of this specific laptop model, I might buy it since I’m at university and you just posted this 3 hours ago... God bless you
Hi Jose RS, great timing. The second part of the review is schedule to be released in 30mins time. Hope the review video will be useful to you =).
Great review! Very professional and detailed. This man deserves millions of subscribers!
Amazing 10/10 review, keep it up!
Thank you very much Ben glad it was useful for you =) keep safe
Awesome review format. Im getting this for my home as a basic word youtube laptop
My college is allowing us to choose between 2 laptops, this one and the Lenovo T14s Gen 2 which one would you prefer? (I'm gonna major in computer science)
10.36 minute. I really liked the information you share with us!
Great to hear that the temps and fan noise section is useful as it was something I always wanted to demonstrate to people.
Excellent review, primo stuff!
thanks for the review, this is a laptop most of them are not touching!
great review and please can you refresh last what are pro and cons and final thoughts and what is worth buying at that price range. thanks!
It will change again very soon with the new 11th Gen and Ryzen 5000 laptops coming out very soon. Thanks for the feedback and hoping it was useful to you
amazing review! Im currently thinking about buysing a new lenovo laptop after my old one is 6 years old and not getting better anymore.
My options are: Thinkpad x1 (2019) LENOVO THINKPAD X13 YOGA GEN 1 or Lenovo 9i YOGA. All are around 1700 euro. Do you have an advise?
I think you get good value in the 9i Yoga but I really do love the X1 gen7 those speakers and lightness is just amazing. The X13 yoga is still good and just like the 9i that garage pen is so handy.
@@BsianTech Yeah I finally bought the 9i, and currently am happy with it. The only thing I dont like is that the screen acts strange in some youtube videos. But I think its software,
Is there some preinstalled software that supports (decently) making notes with the pen, having a reliable handwriting recognition?
Only the windows default one, lenovo hasn't added any extra software for it.
Thanks for the well covered review. I have this same model that I use for work purpose. I use the pen to markup maps and drawings on pdfs and snippets. While using the pen on the screen each time I touch the screen it flickers a bit. If you don't remove the pen of the screen and write or draw continuously it's fine. Each time you lift off and touch it flickers.
Have you ever heard or seen this issue??
Does anyone know where to purchase one with the card reader capability? Almost impossible to find!
Will this model still worth it on 2024?
Good review cobba.
Is this laptop the classic dark black or the new lighter black?
The one in this video is Gen 1 which is classic dark black but I also have Gen 2 with me now and that is the lighter black.
Hello! Lenovo T14s i5 16GB 256GB or X13 Yoga i7 16GB 512GB? Price does not matter.
If price doesn't matter go with X13 Yoga you get nice thinner plus pen support and speakers are better.
@@BsianTech hey, I have an opportunity to get a Mac book Pro touch bar with i7. Should I buy that instead over the Yoga? I know the price gap is huge but I get it from work.
@@heyimV this will purely depends on the software you use and your uses, remember MBP has no pen support or touch screen. Also how many monitors you looking to run too.
i have i7 version but the machine gets too much hot that you can not keep it on your knees and fan makes too much noisy. I think it is chronic
What about graphic card ?? Shall we play Gta 5 ?? Please reply sir
No discrete graphics in the X13 Yogas, its all intergrated graphics. @Rhushi Suthar you be playing the games like GTA5 on low or medium graphics.
wow 50 degrees celsius is quite hot
thank you!
very welcome derDev
oh so the keyboards are disabled in tablet mode
Yes the keyboard is disable in tablet mode, the display is decent enough to do graphics design, still good idea to borrow a colorimeter to calibrate the display still if you are working professionally. Video editing wise this computer isn't ideal, it can do the basic ones but if you start putting effects and a number of layers/filters expect this computer to struggle quickly since this computer doesn't have any discrete graphics.
@@BsianTech The colorimeter is a good idea, Thank you! Yes, I do graphic design and video editing, I wonder if the computer struggling means just slower but still works?
I want it
It's good computer @Zetsuke4 but look at the Gen 2 if you are in the market for it. They have improve the performance and temperatures in it.
@@BsianTech Wow I actually got a reply from you. Yes, I think I’m getting the Gen 2.
Please review best gaming pc
What would you consider to be the best gaming PC my friend?
@@BsianTech i want a branded gaming pc with good graphics card. I do not trust assemble pc.
iyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..... so so.... lah... not over price, but... not to high performance, business use only
this laptop is heavy. Lenovo has yet to invent a true lightweight 2-in-1 model.