Computer Hardware Desktop
Rank 17
Lenovo Yoga AIO i 32 Aura Edition (Gen 11)
A Windows all-in-one with a 31.5-inch 4K 165 Hz OLED that Windows Central calls the best display on any AIO. It has competent Panther Lake performance but some rough edges.
Why it is here
Two independent reviews: Windows Central (2026-07-08) and How-To Geek (2026-09-24, 8.5/10). Core Ultra X7 358H / Arc B390: Windows Central measured Geekbench 2,851/16,964, Cinebench 501/4,927 and Time Spy 7,793; How-To Geek measured Geekbench 7 2,555/18,250 (55,825 GPU) and Cinebench 2026 504/4,553. Drawbacks: speaker hiss on two Windows Central units, awkward ports, no Ethernet or SD slot, fans that spin up under light loads, and no height adjustment.
Who it is for
Windows users who want a big OLED all-in-one for creative work, media and light gaming, and who prefer a single clean desk unit to a monitor plus tower.
Sources
- Lenovo Yoga AIO i 32 Aura Edition reviewCalls it the best display on any AIO. Geekbench 2,851/16,964; Cinebench 501/4,927; Time Spy 7,793; CrystalDiskMark 7,008/5,807 MB/s. Speaker hiss on two units; no Ethernet or SD; $3,097.99 at Lenovo.
- Lenovo Yoga All-in-One i 32 Gen 11 Aura Edition review8.5/10. Geekbench 7 2,555/18,250, GPU 55,825; Cinebench 2026 504/4,553. Speakers good; fans spin up under light loads; clear stand scuffs; $2,870 as reviewed (dual 1 TB).
