Lenovo Yoga 9 2-in-1 14IMH9 review: Smaller and lighter with faster Arc graphics

[Redaktion]

The Yoga 9 2-in-1 G9 improves upon several aspects of the Yoga 9 2-in-1 G8, but some core drawbacks remain including the unfortunate moire effect that makes the OLED display slightly blurrier than most other OLED laptops.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Yoga-9-2-in-1-14IMH9-review-Smaller-and-lighter-with-faster-Arc-graphics.821145.0.html

[DS271E]

It seems convenient and strange to me that all these reviews of MTL laptops have no consumption data for such a silly reason, doesn't a multimeter like this cost a couple of hundred dollars?

[Chad Warden]

No AMD, No buy.
Not against Intel but Chad Warden just wants the processor that's the best. And that's that Ryzen - Superior battery life, superior foundry/node, superior GPU, superior temps, superior package.

[rachel]

thank you Allen for pointing out the grainy screen problem with touch screen OLEDs. there's not enough attention brought on this, manufacturers need to solve this and start using a different layer technology or material. because there's no graininess on touch screen OLED phones, so they clearly could carry that technology over to laptops.

[NikoB]

155H at 39W, a complete loss to the 7940HS and even 7840HS.

And in the AIDA64 RayTrace test it is always 2-3 times worse than AMD processors, even the U series.

And the memory controller in both the XPS and the new Yoga9 is disgustingly optimized - the efficiency is around 68-70%. The latency is simply terrible!