Lenovo Lecoo Air 16: Lightweight 16-Inch Laptop with Number Pad

Key Takeaways

1. Lenovo has launched the Lecoo Air 16, a new lightweight Windows laptop available only in China.
2. The Lecoo Air 16 weighs only 1 kg and features a magnesium alloy build, making it lighter than many 15-inch and 16-inch laptops.
3. The laptop has a slim design, measuring just 10 mm at its thinnest point, and includes a 2.5K, 120 Hz IPS display.
4. It comes with 32 GB of RAM, 1 TB of storage, and a 60 Wh battery, along with full-sized HDMI and USB Type-A ports.
5. Priced at CNY 4,999 (approximately $702), the device is powered by Intel’s Meteor Lake Core Ultra 5 125H processor, which has limitations in graphics performance and energy efficiency compared to newer models.

Lenovo has launched a new Windows laptop after updating its ThinkPad lineup last month at IFA 2025 in Berlin. This time, they’re focusing on their Lecoo brand, which is available solely in China.

A Lightweight Design

The new Lecoo Air 16 features a housing that’s significantly lighter than other 16-inch laptops or even 15-inch models. For comparison, the current MacBook Air 15 is priced at about $1,149 on Amazon and weighs just a bit over 1.5 kg. In contrast, the Lecoo Air 16 weighs only 1 kg, thanks to its magnesium alloy build.

Impressive Specifications

Additionally, the Lecoo Air 16 measures just 10 mm at its thinnest point. The laptop is equipped with a 2.5K, 120 Hz IPS display and includes a 60 Wh battery along with a zero-lattice keyboard that features a built-in number pad. As depicted in the images above and below, Lenovo has also included full-sized HDMI and USB Type-A ports.

The Lecoo Air 16 is priced at CNY 4,999 (approximately $702) in China, boasting 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. However, the laptop is powered by Intel’s Meteor Lake Core Ultra 5 125H processor. This 14-core chip struggles with graphics-intensive tasks and energy efficiency compared to the newer Core Ultra 5 225H and its AMD Strix Point counterparts. There hasn’t been any announcement regarding a global launch yet.

Lenovo via Lonely City Hardware

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