Now available: two mice, one keyboard, and a headset from Lenovo
21.9.2026
Translation: machine translated
Fresh Bluetooth devices for the desk: Lenovo is revamping its Yoga headphones and releasing new models in the 900 and M220 series.
The Yoga ANC headphones from Lenovo have been on the market for a few years now. The new generation of devices is now being released with numerous improvements and in the colors dark blue and white.
The significantly increased battery life – up to 38 hours instead of up to 14 hours – is particularly noticeable. However, this long runtime is only possible with low noise cancellation. If you increase the ANC level, the manufacturer states that up to 28 hours of runtime are still possible. Five omnidirectional microphones analyze what is happening in your environment and suppress noise. To optimize the sound from the 40-millimeter drivers, Lenovo says it worked with engineers from Bose.
You can connect the Yoga via Bluetooth or use it via cable using the 3.5-millimeter jack. Lenovo lists “wired monitoring” as a feature. This playback, which is as faithful to the original as possible in wired mode, is interesting for anyone who produces music or edits videos.
Instead of Bluetooth 5.0, there is now Bluetooth 5.3. The Yoga can be paired with two Bluetooth sources, between which you can switch by tapping the ear cup three times. Another new feature is the slightly higher weight: the new Yoga weighs 270 grams, which is almost 55 grams more than the previous model.
900 Series Keyboard and Mouse
This Bluetooth keyboard is around 35 centimeters wide, 12 centimeters deep, and 2.3 centimeters high, but has to do without a number pad. Nevertheless, you don't have to miss out on a mechanical typing feel. The keys are equipped with low-profile switches that the manufacturer says are designed for up to 100 million keystrokes.
The keyboard in the Swiss layout supports the simultaneous connection of up to three devices: two via Bluetooth 5.3 and another via 2.4 GHz wireless. The USB-A wireless receiver is included. According to Lenovo, you can switch quickly between sources.
With the white backlight activated, the battery should last for up to 20 days. According to Lenovo, up to five months are possible with the lighting switched off. You use the keyboard's USB-C port for charging. You can order it now, and it will be available from October. The keyboard is compatible with Windows 10 and 11.
Visually, the mouse from the same series matches: like the keyboard, it combines a transparent frame with white components. The connection options are identical. The battery is said to last up to three months and can be charged via USB-C. The buttons are designed for up to five million clicks. According to Lenovo, the sensor sensitivity can be set to up to 4000 DPI.
Mouse: Legion M220
If you like it more colorful: the Legion M220 is available in various colors and has two-zone RGB lighting on board. Without lighting, the battery lasts for up to 100 hours according to Lenovo. You can connect the mouse via Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, or via cable. The sensitivity of the sensor can be set to up to 5000 DPI.
You can choose from the colors purple, black, green, and white. Our inventory management team is currently clarifying when the dark purple version will be available.
Header image: Lenovo
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