Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura Edition arrives as a powerful all-in-one desktop with 4K OLED and Intel Core Ultra X7
Lenovo is positioning the Yoga AIO i Aura Edition as a premium all-in-one desktop PC that could appeal to buyers who want strong performance, a sharp display, and a clean desk setup without moving into ultra-expensive territory.
For comparison, Apple’s latest 24-inch iMac with 24 GB of RAM and the M4 chip is priced close to $2,000. Lenovo’s new all-in-one takes a different route by pairing a high-end Intel processor with more memory, a large SSD, and an OLED display designed for both productivity and entertainment.
At the center of the Yoga AIO i Aura Edition is Intel’s Core Ultra X7 358H, a 16-core chip built with a hybrid design. It combines 4 Cougar Cove performance cores, 8 Darkmont efficiency cores, and 4 additional lower-clocked Darkmont efficiency cores. This setup is designed to balance speed and power efficiency, making the desktop suitable for everyday multitasking, creative workloads, streaming, office work, and more demanding apps.
Graphics performance is another major highlight. The Core Ultra X7 358H includes Intel Arc B390 integrated graphics with 12 Xe3 cores. While integrated graphics are often associated with basic use, this GPU is expected to deliver far stronger performance than traditional iGPUs. Lenovo’s configuration should be capable of handling modern games at 1080p, and in some cases, even 1440p gaming may be possible depending on the title and settings.
Lenovo also equips the system with 32 GB of LPDDR5X memory running at 9,600 MT/s. That gives the Yoga AIO i Aura Edition a strong advantage for users who keep many apps open at once or work with demanding browser sessions, media projects, and productivity tools. Storage is handled by a 1 TB M.2 2280 SSD, offering fast boot times, quick app launches, and enough capacity for documents, photos, videos, games, and creative files.
The display may be the most eye-catching part of the package. Lenovo includes a 4K OLED panel with a 165 Hz refresh rate, making it an unusual combination for an all-in-one desktop. The high resolution should deliver sharp visuals, while OLED technology offers deep blacks and rich contrast. The 165 Hz refresh rate also makes the system feel smoother during scrolling, animation, and gaming compared with standard 60 Hz panels.
Brightness is rated at 225 nits in SDR mode, while HDR brightness is said to reach up to 1,000 nits. That HDR capability could make movies, games, and compatible creative content look far more dynamic, especially in scenes with bright highlights and deep shadows.
The Yoga AIO i Aura Edition appears to be designed for users who want a stylish desktop that does not sacrifice performance. It could be a strong choice for home offices, creators, students, remote workers, and anyone looking for a premium Windows-based alternative to the iMac.
Lenovo has not yet confirmed whether buyers in North America will receive the same customization options available in other regions. Availability and configuration choices may vary by market, but the combination of Intel Core Ultra performance, Arc graphics, 32 GB of fast memory, 1 TB storage, and a 4K OLED 165 Hz display makes this one of Lenovo’s more interesting all-in-one desktop launches.
