Hey, Adam. It your device is under a heavy workload, it can take a while for it to fully charge. The rate of charge that you explained however, is not normal. We recommend checking for and applying updates in both Windows update settings and in the Lenovo Vantage app on your Yoga. If the issues continue after these updates, we recommend you call Lenovo Support for additional help at: 877-453-6686. Also, the Yoga 7 will only support up to 100W of charging via its USB-C ports.

Hey, Kim. For transparency, this processor stands alone in our perspective as MediaTek delivers a unique offering with their processors. You may gain more insight from user reviews and their experience. Hope this helps!

Hey, thank you for your question. That would depend on the system requirements of the specific model printer you have. Here is a link to a Google Support webpage (https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/12403345) that lists “Work with Chromebook” compatible printers. If your printer model is listed, it should work fine. Also, here is another link to a Google Support webpage (https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7225252?hl=en) that details how to connect and use that printer.

Hey, bhei. For your first question, the device you receive has the month and year of manufacture on the bottom of the laptop. It should show it was made in 2024. Second, yes, the included power adapter will support 100-240V. Last, to be transparent as much as possible, there are two differences between the two Yoga 9i models offered at Best Buy, with the first being the amount of memory featured with the model your questions are attached being 16GB vs. 32, along with the higher tier model having a 4K/60Hz refresh rate OLED display. The 2.8K display model has a few low-star reviews attributed to user issues that should be addressed with system updates, and it is possible this hasn't translated to the other model due to those updates being installed upon setup. Hope this helps!