Breaking it down simply — lenovo has introduced its new Yoga and IdeaPad series in the country, from an ultra-light premium laptop to flexible 2-in-1 convertibles built for everyday use. The highlight of the lineup is the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Ultra, which at 975g is one of the lightest laptops in its class, while the Yoga Slim 7x claims to offer exceptional battery life. Let’s take a closer look at the products launched, their pricing, and key features and specifications.

Lenovo Yoga 7 series

Lenovo IdeaPad 5a 2-in-1

Yoga Pro 7i Aura Edition

The Yoga Pro 7i Aura Edition is the premium-tier of the Yoga lineup, and the display is likely the first thing most people will notice. The 15.3-inch OLED panel, with 165Hz VRR and 1100 nits peak brightness, should make it a comfortable screen for both creative work and long hours of use, with a high colour gamut that suits photographers and video editors who need accurate colour displays. The Intel Core Ultra X9 processor and 140W fast charging should keep up with demanding workloads. With up to 32GB of RAM and 2TB storage, there’s enough leeway for even extreme multitasking.

Yoga Slim 7x

Price: Starting at Rs 1,32,990

The Yoga Slim 7x is the most portable option in the lineup. At 1.17kg and 13.9mm, it should be easy to carry across long days, and the Snapdragon X2 Elite processor is rated for up to 31 hours of battery life, which could make it one of the longest-lasting laptops at this price point. The 9MP webcam and quad-microphone array should offer a decent video calling experience, and the three USB4 ports keep the connectivity setup versatile. This machine ideal for busy professionals who want top-of-the-line battery life and enough power to last even the busiest days.

Yoga 7a 2-in-1

Price: Starting at Rs 1,32,990

The Yoga 7a 2-in-1 is built for people who want a laptop that can also double as a tablet or a sketching surface. The 360-degree hinge and Yoga Pen Gen 2 support make it reasonably well suited for note-taking and light creative work. The PureSight OLED display at 120Hz and 1,000 nits should deliver decent visual quality for its price, and the 70Wh battery, which claims up to three hours of use from 15 minutes of charging, could be useful for people who are frequently on the move.

Price: Starting at Rs 1,19,990

The IdeaPad 5a 2-in-1 is the most affordable model in the lineup and is likely aimed at students and hybrid workers who want a versatile everyday laptop without the premium price. The 15.3-inch OLED display at 165Hz is a decent offering at this price point and should make it a comfortable screen for both productivity and entertainment use. The 84Wh battery is the largest in the lineup and could offer a full day of use in normal conditions. This product comes in three colourways: Luna Grey, Cosmic Blue, and Breeze Moss, giving it a bit more character than most laptops in this lineup.

The competition

The new Yoga series models will mostly compete against premium thin-and-light and 2‑in‑1 laptops such as the MacBook Air M5 and MacBook Pro M5series machines, Dell’s XPS line, HP’s Spectre x360 range, and high‑end Asus Zenbook OLED models.

The IdeaPad 5a 2‑in‑1, on the other hand, sits closer to mainstream convertibles like HP’s Pavilion x360 and similar mid-segment 2‑in‑1s from other brands, where its OLED screen and larger battery could help it stand apart for shoppers who want a more versatile everyday laptop.

The new Lenovo Yoga 7 lineup and IdeaPad are available in the country via Lenovo.com, Lenovo Exclusive Stores, leading e-commerce platforms, and other retail channels starting April 7, 2026. The Yoga Slim 7x will follow on April 21, 2026. Select models are also available with Custom-to-Order options on Lenovo.com for people who want to configure their own specifications.