Acer Swift 5 (2022) vs Lenovo Yoga 9i

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“After Apple Macbooks, I think you will find people recommending Lenovo keyboards the most when it comes to best keyboard. It something about their texture and the presses that feel just so perfect. I personally recommend [**Lenovo Yoga-7i**](https://pcgearlab.com/reviews/lenovo-yoga-7i-2-in-1/) 14" with thin bezels. It is a 2-in-1 laptop which I think currently offers one of the best performance/dollar ratio with an Intel Core i7 1335U, 16 GB DDR5. I do, however, want you to know that 'best keyboards' differs from person to person. The preference for actuation points for the keys, the size of the keys, the force required to press each key, their shape everything matters. For instance, so may want heavier keys (they promote precision), others like lighter keys (they promote speed).”