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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 7 — 14" 4K OLED Convertible 2-in-1

The flagship of Lenovo's convertible ThinkPad line, this X1 Yoga Gen 7 pairs a 12th-generation Intel Core i7-1270P vPro processor with 32GB of LPDDR5 memory, a 512GB PCIe Gen4 SSD and a 14-inch 3840 x 2400 OLED touchscreen. It folds flat through 360 degrees, takes a garaged rechargeable Wacom pen, and carries built-in 4G LTE mobile broadband. Certified refurbished and backed by a 12-month warranty from Reboot IT.

Key benefits

• True 4K OLED touchscreen. A 3840 x 2400 OLED panel with anti-reflection and anti-smudge coatings delivers per-pixel blacks and vivid colour that no IPS laptop screen can match.
• 12th Gen i7 vPro performance. The Core i7-1270P uses Intel's hybrid design — 12 cores and 16 threads, boosting to 4.8GHz — for genuinely fast multitasking and content work.
• 32GB of memory. Ample headroom for large spreadsheets, dozens of browser tabs, virtual machines and creative applications running side by side.
• Built-in 4G LTE. A Fibocom CAT16 modem and SIM slot mean you connect anywhere without tethering to a phone or hunting for public Wi-Fi.
• Garaged rechargeable pen. The Wacom active pen stores and charges inside the chassis, so it is always to hand and never flat — ideal for markup, signatures and sketching.
• 360-degree convertible hinge. Use it as a laptop, fold it into tent mode for presentations, or lay it flat as a tablet for note-taking in meetings.

Performance in use

The Core i7-1270P is a P-series chip, which means it runs at a higher sustained power envelope than the ultraportable U-series parts found in most thin business laptops. In practice that shows up wherever work is bursty: a large workbook recalculates without a pause, a Teams call with background blur running does not slow the rest of the desktop, and switching between a dozen applications stays immediate. With 32GB of LPDDR5-6400 memory behind it, the machine simply does not need to swap during a normal working day.

The display is the reason to choose this configuration over a standard X1 Yoga. At 3840 x 2400 in a 16:10 ratio, the OLED panel shows noticeably more vertical document than a 16:9 screen, and text renders cleanly at native resolution. Because OLED lights each pixel individually, blacks are genuinely black rather than dark grey — which matters for photo and video review, and makes dark-mode work comfortable for long stretches. The anti-reflection and anti-smudge treatment keeps it usable in bright rooms and reduces the fingerprint problem inherent to touchscreens.

Storage is a 512GB Samsung NVMe drive on the PCIe Gen4 bus, which is roughly twice the sequential bandwidth of the Gen3 drives fitted to laptops a generation earlier. The practical effect is felt at the moments that interrupt you — cold boot, waking from hibernation, opening a large project file, or copying a video folder off a USB-C drive. It is also an OPAL self-encrypting drive, so hardware-level encryption is available alongside BitLocker without the performance cost of a purely software approach.

Security and manageability are the reason machines like this are bought by IT departments in the first place. This unit carries Intel vPro, giving remote management capability at the firmware level, along with TPM 2.0, a fingerprint reader in the power button, and an infrared camera for Windows Hello facial sign-in. The webcam has a physical privacy shutter, so the lens is mechanically covered rather than merely switched off in software. For anyone handling client data or working in a regulated environment, that combination is worth having.

As a convertible it earns its keep in meetings and on the move. Folded into tablet mode with the Wacom pen, it handles handwritten notes, PDF markup and document sign-off naturally. Tent mode props the screen up for a client presentation without a stand. And with 4G LTE on board, a train, a site visit or a client office all become working locations — no tethering, no captive-portal Wi-Fi logins. Two Thunderbolt 4 ports mean a single cable connects power, displays and peripherals when you return to a desk.

Technical specifications

Is it right for you?

Condition grades

Batteries in refurbished equipment are consumable items. Grade A units carry 70% or more of original battery capacity and Grade B units between 50% and 70%. Batteries are covered by a 30-day warranty.

Frequently asked questions

Is the pen included?

The X1 Yoga Gen 7 is designed around a garaged rechargeable Wacom pen that stores and charges inside the chassis. Pen inclusion varies between machines, so if the pen is essential to you please ask before ordering and we will confirm for the exact unit being supplied. Where a pen is not supplied, a compatible Lenovo Integrated Pen can be fitted later — the silo and charging contacts are part of the chassis.

Does the 4G LTE need a separate plan?

Yes. The modem and SIM slot are built in, but you supply your own data SIM from any Australian carrier. Once a SIM is inserted, Windows treats it as a normal network connection with no extra software required.

Can the memory or storage be upgraded?

The 32GB of LPDDR5 memory is soldered to the mainboard and cannot be changed — this is standard across the X1 range and the reason to buy the capacity you need up front. The 512GB M.2 2280 NVMe SSD can be replaced or upgraded.

Is Windows 11 Pro licensed?

Yes. The machine ships with a genuine activated copy of Windows 11 Pro, installed fresh and fully updated before dispatch.

Will an OLED screen suffer burn-in?

Modern laptop OLED panels include pixel-shifting and automatic dimming to mitigate burn-in, and normal mixed use does not cause it. Leaving a static high-contrast image on screen at full brightness for many hours a day over a long period is the scenario to avoid.

How is it shipped?

Free standard AU shipping is included. Orders are packed in protective packaging and dispatched from our Melbourne warehouse with tracking supplied.

What does the warranty cover?

A 12-month warranty covering hardware faults under normal use, with batteries covered for 30 days as consumable items. Support is handled locally by our own technicians in Melbourne.