Lenovo is on the scene with its new laptop, Yoga Slim 7x, which will rival the MacBook Air. This new model is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chip. Additionally, it offers both performance and power efficiency together. Here are its features…
Lenovo’s MacBook Air rival Yoga Slim 7x features
Yoga Slim 7x attracts attention with its 14-inch 3K 90Hz OLED screen and elegant aluminum case. The screen covers one hundred percent DCI-P3 color gamut and offers 500 nits of brightness. At the top of the screen is Lenovo’s signature communications tab. Thanks to this tab, Slim 7x supports IR sensors for FHD webcam and Windows Hello. It also has four microphones but is still kept thin enough.
Weighing just 1.28kg, the Slim 7x is only slightly heavier than the 13-inch MacBook Air and half a pound lighter than the 15-inch model. However, at 1.3cm thick, it’s not as thin as Apple’s rivals. Although it has the power efficiency of the Snapdragon X Elite chip, unlike the MacBook Air, the Slim 7x has dedicated fans for cooling.
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The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x has three USB-C 4 ports, Wi-Fi 7 and a fairly powerful quad speaker. It is also equipped with a keyboard with 1.5 mm key travel, which is not usually found in such a thin system. This keyboard makes typing very enjoyable. Backing all this up is a large 70Wh battery, which is considerably larger than the 58Wh battery in the ThinkPad T14s.
We don’t yet know much about Snapdragon X Elite’s performance and app compatibility on Windows 11. Additionally, time will tell what impact Microsoft’s new Copilot+ features will have. However, it will be exciting to see what Lenovo does with the next generation of Arm-based processors.
Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x laptop, in June It is expected to go on sale and from $1,199 can be purchased at starting prices. For those looking for a new laptop, the Yoga Slim 7x is definitely an option worth considering. Let’s see if Lenovo can be a real rival to the MacBook Air with this new model. What are you thinking? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.