Lenovo may be preparing a tiny desktop designed to move with you. Windows Latest says it has received details of an unannounced device called the Lenovo Yoga Mini i (1L, 11), described as a cylindrical Copilot+ mini PC with an aluminum chassis and weighing around 600g. It should support up to four high-resolution displays.
Windows Latest also says that the Yoga Mini i comes with up to Intel Core Ultra
Four displays are the real story
For a compact desktop, multiple monitor support is the difference between a novelty and a daily driver. If the Yoga Mini can actually support four high-resolution screens, it could meet a very specific need. A small PC that still offers a complete desk setup.
However, the leak doesn’t explain how Lenovo gets there. Ports and bandwidth determine what you can run simultaneously and whether four displays is a realistic everyday configuration or a best-case scenario. If you wait for the announcement, you can compare it with the best mini PCs of the moment.
What the leak doesn’t yet confirm
The leak stops short of ports, storage, memory, pricing and an availability window. It also doesn’t say what sustainable performance looks like in a 1-liter case, which is the crucial question for any small PC that’s considered powerful.
The Yoga Mini i is reportedly positioned in a broader Lenovo 2026 refresh that spreads Intel’s next lineup across multiple brands, including Core Ultra
What you should consider in 2026
When Lenovo launches the Yoga Mini i, the first details worth following are clear. Pay attention to the exact I/O that enables four displays and whether the system can maintain stable performance in a compact cylinder without throttling. The price will decide the rest, especially if Lenovo sees it as a high-quality design piece or a practical work tool.
Until then, the smart move is to consider this an early signal and wait for Lenovo to announce its plans at CES 2026 and for the company to unveil its 2026 plans.
