Lenovo has finished rolling out the Yoga Mini i Gen 11 mini-PC to global markets, offering a compact desktop solution for users who need substantial processing power without the bulk of a traditional tower. This release matters to buyers because it brings a high-end configuration to the small form factor market, though the direct-to-consumer pricing carries a notable premium compared to third-party retailers. The device targets professionals and enthusiasts who value space-saving design but require robust hardware for demanding tasks.
Compact desktop arrives with Intel Panther Lake processor and Arc B390 graphics
The system centers on an Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor, which combines 16 processor cores to handle intensive workloads. Graphics duties fall to an integrated Intel Arc B390 GPU, providing sufficient graphical capability for light gaming and creative applications without requiring a discrete card. This combination allows the mini-PC to deliver desktop-class performance within a chassis that measures just 130 x 130 x 48.6 mm.
Specifications
- Processor: Intel Core Ultra X7 358H
- Graphics: Intel Arc B390
- Memory: 32 GB
- Storage: 1 TB M.2 2280 SSD (PCIe Gen 4)
- Form Factor: 0.65-litre case
Lenovo equipped the unit with 32 GB of RAM to ensure smooth multitasking and adequate memory for modern operating systems and applications. Storage is handled by a 1 TB M.2 2280 SSD that utilizes the PCIe Gen 4 interface for fast data access speeds. The entire assembly fits into a 0.65-litre case, making it one of the smallest options available for this tier of hardware specifications.
Pricing varies significantly by region and retailer, with the US model listed at $2,086 USD (around $2,086) directly from Lenovo. This price point is $217 higher than the cost for the exact same configuration at Best Buy, creating a discrepancy for consumers who prefer buying directly from the manufacturer. In Canada, the device costs CAD 2,899 CAD (around $2,086), while UK customers face a price of £900 GBP (around $1,215). The Eurozone market sees prices ranging from €1,050 to €1,289 EUR depending on the specific configuration selected.
The Yoga Mini i Gen 11 first debuted in China in March 2026 before expanding to European customers in April 2026. It is now available for purchase from Lenovo's North American websites, completing its global rollout for the year. We looked at Lenovo Unveils ThinkStation P4 Desktop with in our earlier Lenovo coverage, noting that this mini-PC targets a different segment of the market with its focus on compactness rather than maximum expandability. A cheaper variant featuring a Core Ultra 5 325 processor is expected, but it is unclear when Lenovo will release that specific model to the public.
Source: NotebookCheck
