Productivity Has No Limits

The latest YogaBook 9i breaks the convention of a laptop and empowers the owner to use it in any way possible

- CHESTER TAN

For a user who is so used to multi-monitor desktop work, the YogaBook 9i Gen 8 presents so much freedom and versatility. It is even ergonomically better as the main display is elevated to eye level if you prop the laptop flat up on the stand. It feels like carrying around a foldable dual monitor with an invisible processor, rather than a laptop. The amazing thing is that you could place it either landscape or in portrait orientation, which would be a productivity boost when processing documents.

Yet there is a familiarity in the form factor, with a hinge holding Bowers and Wilkins speakers - which sounds great for a laptop. Compared to the ThinkPad X1 Fold, having two separate display panels instead of a single huge foldable panel makes app management easier and definitely less flimsy.