- Table of Contents
- Top
- Main Differences
- Design
- Display
- Interface
- Connectivity
- Configuration
- Performance
- Additional Features And Software
- Comments
Apple MacBook Pro 16 (2019) vs Lenovo Yoga 7i 14 (2021)
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Tested using Methodology v0.8
Updated Mar 18, 2024 06:01 PM
Tested using Methodology v0.8.2
Updated Dec 06, 2023 05:45 PM
Variants
- MacBook Pro 16 (MVVM2L/A) (Silver - i9-9880H/Radeon Pro 5500M/16GB/1TB)
- MacBook Pro 16 (MVVJ2LL/A) (Space Gray - i7-9750H/Radeon Pro 5300M/16GB/512GB)
- MacBook Pro 16 (MVVK2LL/A) (Space Gray - i9-9880H/Radeon Pro 5500M/16GB/1TB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH0006US) (Dark Moss - i5/12GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00S1US) (Dark Moss - i5/12GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00DQUS) (Dark Moss - i5/8GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00DMUS) (Dark Moss - i7/12GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00DVUS) (Slate Gray - i5/8GB/256GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00DTUS) (Slate Gray - i5/8GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH00DLUS) (Slate Gray - i7/12GB/512GB)
- Yoga 7i 14 (82BH0002US) (Slate Grey - i7/12GB/512GB)
Our Verdict
Apple MacBook Pro 16 (2019)
Lenovo Yoga 7i 14 (2021)
The Lenovo Yoga 7i 14 (2021) and the Apple MacBook Pro 16 (2019) are very different. The Lenovo is an ultraportable Windows laptop designed for light productivity tasks, while the Apple is more of a mobile workstation with a dedicated GPU to handle demanding workloads like video editing. The Apple has a brighter and sharper display, a significantly better haptic touchpad, and a better webcam for video calls. However, the Lenovo laptop's keyboard feels more comfortable to type on, its battery lasts much longer, and it's more portable. The Lenovo laptop's Intel 11th Gen processor can handle some heavy workloads, but it throttles under load, while the Apple can maintain its full performance at all times.