Confusing name, great laptop - Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i

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0:00 YOGA? YOGA!
0:28 What’s Inside?
2:28 14” vs. 16”
3:54 Specs
5:59 Screen
8:28 Valheim “Cottage SImulator”
10:22 Weight, Keyboard, Trackpad,
11:56 Speakers
14:12 Time to take it apart

[ShortCircuit]

CORRECTION:
Text on screen at 0:13 is supposed to say *This isn't the first non convertible yoga". Silly Autocorrect.
We're working on updating the on-screen text!

[Induratize]

Alex found out the way to take Linus' place is to drop and smash things as much as possible

[drakealex]

I am glad Alex is testing the durability of the packaging and products.

[roembol]

I actually have a Yoga Slim 7 2020 and it doesn't have the folding gimmick either. This is definitely not the first yoga to not fold completely.

[Modelero]

I love when big companies mix up the names like this, thinking it wouldn’t create confusion because they think the customers are idiots and international information or reviews are a thing lol

[harvasyuk]

4:30 You need to resize the Task Manager's window to see the RAM specs. This is a bug which Microsoft engineers don't hurry to fix.

[ReviewingModsOfGames]

I do miss socketed RAM and CPUs in laptops, as it really helped with keeping the few that people want to keep going alive and keeping them out of landfills for a good bit longer.

[thm]

Thank you for finally forgoing the desk mat for the smush / deck flex test. It helps a lot in being able to see how much of the movement is the laptop frame itself. Please keep doing this for that (admittedly not exactly scientific but still helpful) test

[felixman]

Man Alex is so much fun as a host. My favorite is always the shop projects.

[elirantuil]

This looks nuts. I have 0 use cases for such a thing but the engineering put into this is impressive

[iamalittler]

I’ve never seen someone open a box so aggressively

[JealY]

No price information, or did I miss it?

Great presentation by Alex as per usual, and the cuts/edit was top notch!

[endjfcar]

Numpads are so damn important when using 3D softwares, as some of the features require you to use the numpads.

[Nalsii]

Numpads are basically a necessity for languages that use the number row on the QWERTY primarily for diacritics or special characters, I myself couldn't work without it. However, my gripe is the absence of full-size up/down arrow keys, which I also couldn't work without. So I'd have to pass on these if I'd considered them for on-the-go work.

[stemid]

Fun to see the Yoga series get some love. I bought a Yoga Carbon Slim 7 about a year ago and I'm super happy with it. I came from a Lenovo Yoga X1 4th gen that retailed for 28k SEK, to the Carbon Slim 7 that with a discount only cost me 12k SEK. And yes it is plastic, yes it feels like a toy, but it ticks all my boxes for a travel laptop.

[velox__]

The mystery switch is the 'reset button', it clears CMOS (and turns off the laptop) by disconnecting the battery.

[stox]

Reviews of a product that NEVER CAME OUT.

[ALLPANICNODISCO]

The Numpad is literally my main reason for picking the 16" over the 14"

[NeonVisual]

Imagine the volume of returns this laptop is going to get when people bought it expecting a convertible.

[skeeo]

Almost all aluminium gets recycled in the end as it's a very expensive and intense precedure to remove the oxygen bonds and make it usable
I don't know too much about it, but I got the fact about the aluminium being recycled from the owner of an aluminium foundry, so it's probably true, but the stuff about the refining of aluminium is just something I googled quickly.