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Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura Edition 32

This all-in-one combines a 31.5-inch 4K OLED display and PC hardware in one body, providing a large workspace for photos, video and everyday desktop tasks. It is not designed for buyers needing replaceable RAM or a separate graphics card.

32IPH11 · F0JK0009US · 32 GB / 1 TB · Seashell

Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura Edition 32 — Seashell body from the manufacturer’s 32IPH11 gallery. The F0JK0009US memory and storage configuration cannot be identified from the photograph.
Seashell body from the manufacturer’s 32IPH11 gallery. The F0JK0009US memory and storage configuration cannot be identified from the photograph.

Specifications

SpecificationValue
ProcessorIntel Core Ultra X7 358H · 16 cores / 16 threads
GraphicsIntegrated Intel Arc B390
Memory32 GB LPDDR5X-9600 · soldered

No RAM slots.

Storage1 TB M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 ×4 NVMe SSD
SSD expansionTwo M.2 slots; up to 2 TB per slot

Lenovo-tested capacity; not two vacant slots.

Display31.5-inch OLED · 3840 × 2160 · 165 Hz
Display inputNon-touch; no pen support
Peak HDR brightness1000 nits · 10% APL

Manufacturer figure, not sustained full-screen brightness.

Colour99% DCI-P3 · native 10-bit
Camera16 MP + IR; electronic shutter switch
MicrophoneFour-microphone array
Speakers2 × 3 W tweeters + 2 × 5 W woofers; Harman Kardon
ThunderboltOne Thunderbolt 4 port
USBTwo USB-C 10 Gbit/s; two USB-A 10 Gbit/s; one USB-A 2.0

In addition to the Thunderbolt port.

Other connectionsHDMI 2.1 TMDS; 3.5 mm combined audio
WirelessWi-Fi 7 2×2; Bluetooth 5.4
Wired network / card readerNo built-in Ethernet or SD reader
Power330 W external adapter

Adapter rating, not constant consumption.

Stand−5.5° to +12° tilt
WeightApproximately 8.5 kg
SystemWindows 11 Home

From the manufacturer

Lenovo highlights adaptive lighting in the transparent lower section that responds to video, music and notifications. Lenovo PSREF

Strengths and limitations

  • Zac Bowden likes the 4K/165 Hz display and everyday responsiveness over three weeks, finding the fan quiet outside sustained loads.

    Lenovo-supplied F0JK0009US review sample; not a substitute for dedicated graphics in every game.

    Windows Central — Zac Bowden: Yoga AiO i 32 Aura Edition review
  • The same reviewer hears hissing on two samples when the audio channel is open. The cause and whether software can fix it remain unresolved.

    Two samples tested by one reviewer, not a confirmed hardware diagnosis or failure rate.

    Windows Central — Zac Bowden: Yoga AiO i 32 Aura Edition review
  • The angled stand can bring the display closer on shallow desks, while rear ports require reaching behind it.

    The reviewer’s desk-placement experience.

    Windows Central — Zac Bowden: Yoga AiO i 32 Aura Edition review
  • On Sforum's unit with the Core Ultra X7 358H and Arc B390, Geekbench 6 measured 2851 single-core and 16,964 multi-core, and 3DMark Time Spy scored 7793. The review finds the integrated graphics adequate for 1080p or 1440p gaming at medium to high settings, but not at the level of a discrete graphics card.

    Single test unit; the model code and memory size were not stated in the review, while the processor and 165 Hz display match the version on this page.

    Sforum (CellphoneS): Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura review
  • In the same review the machine was found quiet in daily tasks, with the fan speeding up only under long heavy loads. Slight background hiss from the built-in speakers, the stand taking up a lot of desk space, most ports being at the back and the lack of Ethernet and an SD card reader are listed as negatives.

    Single unit; temperature and noise level were not measured, and the speaker hiss is an observation on one device.

    Sforum (CellphoneS): Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura review

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Sources

  1. Lenovo PSREF: Yoga AIO 32IPH11 F0JK0009US
  2. Lenovo PSREF: Yoga AIO 32IPH11 Product Specifications Reference
  3. Lenovo: Yoga AIO i Gen 11 Aura Edition
  4. Windows Central — Zac Bowden: Yoga AiO i 32 Aura Edition review
  5. Sforum (CellphoneS): Lenovo Yoga AIO i Aura review