Lenovo Yoga 7i 5 125U
General · 2-in-1 · 4.5 (2)
- Intel Core Ultra 5 125U
- Integrated
- 16 GB DDR5
- 1 TBSSD
- 16″ 60Hz
- 4.63 lbs

AMD Ryzen 7 7735U · Integrated (AMD iGPU) · 16 GB RAM · 1 TBSSD · 16″ 60 Hz IPS
3.8 average · 35 Amazon reviews
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Lenovo Yoga 7 16" is a capable machine for everyday basics in our 101-laptop database. In the Under $1000 category, the value score is 6/10. Fair market pricing: you get what you pay for, with no meaningful premium.
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Model | Yoga 7 16" |
| Category | General · 2-in-1 |
| CPU | AMD Ryzen 7 7735U |
| CPU Cores | 8 (multi-threaded) |
| PassMark (Multi) | 20,988 |
| GPU | Integrated (AMD iGPU) |
| G3DMark | — (integrated) |
| RAM | 16 GB DDR5 (soldered) |
| Storage | 1 TBSSD |
| Display | 16″ IPS 1920x1200 @ 60 Hz |
| Pixel Density | 142 PPI |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Dimensions | 14.23″ × 9.83″ × 0.76″ |
| Weight | 4.4 lbs (2 kg) |
| Amazon Rating | 3.8 ★ (35 reviews) |
The Lenovo Yoga 7 16" runs on the AMD Ryzen 7 7735U with 8 cores (multi-threaded), posting a PassMark multi-thread score of 20,988. That places it ahead of 23% of the 101 laptops in our August 2026 database. That is comfortably mid-to-upper tier: fast app launches, smooth multitasking and respectable rendering times.
You get a 16″ IPS panel at 1920x1200 (142 PPI) refreshing at 60 Hz, with touch input. The IPS panel offers dependable viewing angles and accurate-enough color for everyday use.
There is no dedicated GPU here — graphics run on the AMD integrated solution, scoring 3/10 for gaming. Esports staples (Valorant, LoL, CS2) are playable at modest settings; modern AAA gaming is off the table.
For office and productivity work the Yoga 7 16" scores 4.5/10. 16 GB of DDR5 memory keeps large spreadsheets, dozens of tabs and video calls running simultaneously without paging. The 1 TB SSD keeps boots and file operations fast.
Developers should expect a 4.8/10 experience. 8 cores handle typical web/dev stacks smoothly. The taller 16:10-class screen shows meaningfully more code per screenful. Note the soldered RAM: buy the capacity you’ll need in 3 years, today.
Without a dGPU, editing leans entirely on the CPU — fine for 1080p cuts, slow for 4K multi-layer work. For color-critical delivery, plan on an external calibrated monitor.
3D and engineering workloads score 3.8/10. Integrated graphics restrict this machine to light 2D CAD and coursework-scale models.
Battery specifics aren’t listed in our source data, so treat this as guidance: expect average endurance typical of this class.
RAM is soldered at 16 GB — what you buy is what you keep. Storage is M.2 SSD-based, typically replaceable for capacity upgrades.
Integrated-graphics designs like this run cool and quiet; fan noise should only surface under sustained heavy loads.
Port selection isn’t enumerated in our source sheet, but as a general convertible in the 16″ class, expect the standard mix of USB-A, USB-C and HDMI. Verify the exact loadout on the Amazon listing before buying.
In the Under $1000 category, the value score is 6/10. Fair market pricing: you get what you pay for, with no meaningful premium.
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Not really. It uses integrated graphics (3/10 gaming score). Esports titles are playable at low settings, but modern AAA games are not realistic.
It offers fair value at $999, with a 6/10 value score.
No — the 16 GB of DDR5 memory is soldered to the board. Choose the capacity you will need long-term at purchase.
It scores 4.9/10 on our student index. Probably not the best student pick — it is optimized for other use cases.
It weighs 4.4 lbs (2 kg) and measures 0.76″ thick. That is average — fine for occasional transport.