Reviews Lenovo Yoga Pro 9 14IRP8 Storm Grey all-metal
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Lenovo Yoga Pro 9 14IRP8 Storm Grey all-metal
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Rated 26/08/2023, variant Lenovo Yoga Pro 9 14IRP8 Storm Grey all-metal
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Compared to my last laptop (2018 ThinkPad X1), it is much noisier - even when watching videos on battery power, the fan is almost always spinning. Don't really count on fanless operation when operating from the mains/charging. This also applies to the 'battery saving' mode. If you like quiet, I don't recommend it. If you don't necessarily need Windows, I recommend considering Macbooks. Their 2023 CPUs are somewhere else in terms of heat output and power consumption, especially compared to Intel, which is now unfortunately a hundred years behind the monkeys. Maybe this won't be true in a few years, unfortunately it is now. They also have better speakers (especially the MacBook Pro) and the brightness can be reduced to a reasonable level in a dark room - not here.
quality workmanship
relatively good speakers
quite powerful (CPU and GPU), enough RAM
nice display
quite noisy - fanless operation is an exception
Relatively high temperatures even at low loads
Minimum display brightness too high for use in a dark room
short battery life due to its capacity
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Rated 17/08/2023, variant Lenovo Yoga Pro 9 14IRP8 Storm Grey all-metal
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Super bright display, HDR finally makes sense here compared to HDR 400 which makes everything dark
Unlike other Lenovo gaming laptops, charging from any USB-C PD works incl. monitor
Just OK performance, it's a little better than the RTX 3060, but better
Very high quality build
"Only" 32 GB RAM soldered on the board. It's enough for the regular stuff, but it's a minority
In a very well lit environment the glare is terrible, you need to put the brightness to the maximum and then the battery lasts so max 3 hours. Which sucks considering that's when a flashlight comes in handy.
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