Hi, jay. To be transparent, based off the system requirements that are listed on this EA help webpage (https://help.ea.com/en/help/the-sims/the-sims-4/the-sims-4-system-requirements/), this Yoga meets the minimum requirements to run the software, but it isn't necessarily good for gaming. This is due to the specifications and features of this Yoga not meeting the recommended specs of Sims 4, and if you play games that may be slightly more demanding, it could not run smoothly for you. It could work out well for you, but this is based on our recommendation and precaution. To review things yourself, we recommend looking over the system requirements listed on the previously linked webpage, then comparing it with the specifications this Yoga or any potential computer you’re interested in to help ensure you find the right fit for you. Should you like, for guidance in finding the right computing solution, we recommend going into Best Buy stores and working with an advisor to get expert help or you can virtually shop with an expert online via this Best Buy online link: https://www.bestbuy.com/services/triage/shopping?cat=cnt&subcat=comp

Hey, steff. First, yes, you can connect your phone to your IdeaPad to get texts and even notifications. Here's a link to a Microsoft webpage to learn more (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/sync-across-your-devices?r=1) about what you can do one your devices are synced and how to do so. This process can also be activated during device setup. Second, based off the system requirements that are listed on this EA (Sims 4 game publisher) help webpage (https://help.ea.com/en/help/the-sims/the-sims-4/the-sims-4-system-requirements/), this IdeaPad should be able to run Sims. It doesn't have a dedicated graphics card as recommended, but so long as you don't raise graphic settings in game it should be fine.

Hey, lina. If being used strictly for streaming, it could work out well for you if your streaming services can be access via a web browser. If you want a device with a display that features a higher screen resolution, clarity, and viewing angles, you may want to view other options.

Hello, Vitman5. It could be a good fit for that purpose, but that will depend on what video editing software you plan to use as each software publisher can have different system requirements. To help find the right fit for you, we recommend searching for and reviewing the system requirements shared on each software publisher's website, then comparing them to the features and specifications of any computer you're interested in. This will help you get a better idea of what exactly your computer may need. If you still would like help, we then recommend visiting a local Best Buy location and working with an Expert in store or online via this link (https://www.bestbuy.com/services/triage/shopping?cat=cnt) for a conversation around a tailored solution.