Despite being an upper midrange processor, the eight logical cores of the Core i7-10510U handled all tasks I threw at it without any problems. The Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i isn’t any different. Nowadays, any Core i7 powered device would most definitely breeze through word processing, spreadsheets and browsing. On paper, the specs of the Yoga Duet 7i isn’t really what I would consider to be spectacular.
I assume this is to add a slight grip to its body making it a bit easier for our hands to hold while adding a bit more to the premium feel of the device. Its metal finish has this sort of rubberized coat on it. It feels really well made and the metal with fabric finish is just a luxurious touch. There’s no denying that the Yoga Duet 7i is a handsome device. The purpose behind the fabric bottom is that when clasped together, the whole device seems to mimic the look of a sophisticated planner. The detachable keyboard is predominantly made of plastic while its bottom is covered with fabric.
The first half is a tablet where the weight of all the internal components are packed in and the other half a magnetically attached Bluetooth keyboard.Ī 13-inch 2K resolution IPS touch screen display, an Intel Core i7-10510U processor, 16GB memory, and 1TB of SSD storage all stored in a metal finish body of the tablet with an adjustable kickstand. It can take the form of a handheld tablet, a slim laptop, a drawing tablet and even a PC with a detached keyboard. This is exactly the case with the Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i.
The word yoga is often associated with the ability to assume multiple forms. What appears to be an overlooked option though is Lenovo with their Yoga Duet 2-in-1 series.
2-in-1 laptops are now becoming a mainstream category in the tech world and are pretty much dominated by the two giants - Apple who’s crossing the 2-in-1 space with the Ipad Pro and Microsoft with generations unshaken on their Surface Pro line.
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