Lenovo has unveiled its brightest and most powerful line-up yet

At an IFA event, Lenovo unveiled a range of new laptops aimed for everyone from developers and professionals to the more style-conscious among us.

Heading up the laptops is the 15-inch Yoga Pro 9N, as it’s the most powerful of the lot. Built for developers and creators in mind, the Pro 9N delivers up to 80W TDP and runs on Nvidia’s RTX Spark “super chip” that brings together Blackwell RTX GPU, Grace CPU and high capacity unified memory, all in one seriously mighty processor. 

Alongside the standard Yoga Pro 9N is the two-in-one iteration which also benefits from RTX Spark’s power. Unsurprisingly coined the Yoga Pro 9N 2-in-1, the laptop doubles as both a standard laptop and a tablet thanks to its folding keyboard. The two-in-one also supports the new Yoga Pen Gen 2, which promises low latency, palm rejection for easier drawing while resting your hand on the screen, smart gestures and customisable buttons too. 

That’s not all that Lenovo launched at its IFA-adjacent event. Let’s face it, not all of us really need all the power that RTX Spark promises and, realistically, just need a laptop for more casual or less intensive work uses. That’s where the Ideapad 5 line-up comes in.

Available in a choice of six eye-catching colours including Spicy Gold, Zen Green, Dreamy Violet, Radiant Coral, Jewel Blue and Lowkey Grey, Lenovo explained at the launch event that the colour was one of the things they were “most excited about” as the brand partnered with the Pantone Colour Institute and analysed emerging trends to come up with the colour palette. 

Design aside, powering the IdeaPad 5 is powered by Intel – although at the time of writing we don’t know the exact processor series behind it.

Overall, Lenovo’s new launch seemingly offers something for everyone, whether it’s for developers who need extra oomph, or for those who don’t need too much power and would rather a stylish machine. I mentioned when covering Acer’s relaunch of Packard Bell, that I found the bright orange DotBook a welcome relief from the stale and boring colours usually adorned by laptop manufacturers. 

With this in mind, it’s great to see Lenovo embracing more bold colours too.