 Efficiency and performance are even more important in smaller notebooks, as there's less space for cooling and battery size. The Lenovo Yoga 7, 14-inch 2022, maximizes every inch available, bringing powerful and efficient Ryzen 6000U series CPUs along with many more surprises. Stay with us to find out more. Everything is kept inside an aluminum chassis and lid, which also ensures great durability, as both the lid and the base remain flex-free, despite our best attempts to bend the device. The Yoga 7 is very elegant, with a smooth anodized finish and rounded edges and corners, which make the laptop appear even thinner than its 17.35mm profile would suggest. The weight is kept on the low end as well, at 1.45kg. The lid can be opened with one hand, which is further helped by the notch on the lid, which makes it easier to grab. From there, we see the keyboard and touchpad, along with two speaker grills. The board is backlit and offers a great typing experience, thanks to the clicky feedback and good key travel. The touchpad is covered in glass which is very smooth, while tracking and responsiveness are amazing. On its left side we see an HDMI 2.0 port, two 10 gigabit USB ports, and a microSD card reader. On the other side, we find the power button, one 5 gigabit USB port, and an audio jack. One of the best things in Yoga 7 is the 2.8K OLED panel with a 90Hz refresh rate. It uses the new modern 16 to 10 aspect ratio, which essentially gives you free pixels and slimmer bezels. The panel has excellent viewing angles and gets decently bright, with up to 380 nits. For the creators among you, you'll definitely like the 100% sRGB in DCI-P3 coverage, in addition to the accurate color representation with our design and gaming profile. We'll leave links to our profiles in the description, including one for office work, and one for stopping harmful screen flickering and reducing blue light. Inside the laptop, we have a 71Wh battery, which pairs well with the Ryzen 7 6800U, lasting for 12 hours and 10 minutes of web browsing, or 12 hours and 43 minutes of video playback. Only 2 per 100 people watching this video are subscribers. If you decide to just start following us, we'll be able to reinvest more in our laboratory thus making even more helpful videos for you. Thank you, you're awesome! The Ryzen 7 6800U outshines a large part of last year's U-Series and H-Series processors, delivering exceptional 3D rendering performance while being fairly quick in 2D rendering as well. The RDNA2 integrated graphics come in the face of the Radeon 680M, overall, they're much better than anything from last year, presenting excellent benchmark scores. The laptop is cooled by two heat pipes and one fan, along with a heat spreader on top of the VRMs and some extra heat shielding on top of the CPU. For a smaller device, it does pretty well, spiking up the wattage of the Ryzen 7 at the start, up to 45W. After a few minutes, things settle down, and the CPU runs at 28W, while temps are low and clock speeds are still decent. Comfort is a bright spot of the Ryzen 7, as the fan doesn't make a lot of noise and the base has a low external temperature, at only 38.5 degrees Celsius. The Lenovo Ryzen 7 shares some of the same struggles that follow smaller laptops, namely the soldered memory. Thankfully, you can purchase the laptop with up to 32GB of LPDDR5 RAM, while there is one M.2 slot for future storage upgrades, which supports generation 4 drives. If you want to see the Yoga 7 from the inside, check out our teardown video, which we have linked down below. The Lenovo Yoga 7 is probably the best 14-inch laptop that you can get right now, from the amazing durability and design to all the performance and efficiency that it offers. With the Ryzen 7 6800U, you can do all sorts of heavy work, while keeping nimble and on the go. The only drawback is the soldered memory, but you can future-proof yourself with 16 or even 32GB of RAM. Not enough to take away our editor's choice award from this amazing machine. For a deeper look at it, read the review on our website, which covers everything about the Lenovo Yoga 7.