Lenovo Yoga 9i Aura 14 (2026) Skins, Wraps & Decals

Our skins add a layer of light protection against the everyday scratches and scuffs a bare device picks up - bag friction, desk contact, daily handling - while keeping the slim profile a case can't match. If drops or hard impacts are the concern, a case is the right tool, and a skin pairs cleanly under a clear one. Most people choose a skin for the look and the everyday-wear protection together.

Check the Compatibility section on this page - it lists the exact dimensions, supported model numbers, and similar products if your unit isn't the right match. The model number is printed on the bottom of most Lenovo laptops near the regulatory label, usually a string like 82YA or 83DJ that identifies your specific build. Match that rather than going by year alone, since Lenovo ships the same model across multiple years and ships same-year models on different chassis. If your model isn't listed, the Request a Skin page is where to let us know.

No, the Yoga 7 and Yoga 9 are different laptops with different chassis dimensions, hinge designs, and port layouts. Our designs are cut for each model specifically, so a Yoga 7 skin won't fit a Yoga 9 and vice versa. Match both the series number and the size (14" or 16") to the listing for your laptop.

Check the bottom of your laptop for the model number - Lenovo prints it on the regulatory label near the serial number. Yoga model numbers typically include a code like 14IAP7, 14IML9, or 14IRP8 that indicates the chassis generation. Match that code and the model year to the M2 listing. If your exact model isn't listed, the Request a Skin page is where to let us know.

No - our designs cover the chassis surfaces only, not the display. The lid skin wraps the outside of the lid; the interior skin covers the keyboard deck and palm rest area. The OLED panel stays uncovered and fully functional.

Lenovo refreshes its laptop generations regularly, and the chassis can change between years even when the model name stays the same - port placement, hinge design, and footprint all shift. We cut each design for a specific chassis, so a skin made for one generation won't fit the next. The Compatibility section on each product page lists the exact model numbers and dimensions the skin is cut for. Match your model number against that list rather than relying on the year or product name alone.

Lenovo's lineup includes several distinct families - ThinkPad for business, Legion for gaming, Yoga for convertibles, IdeaPad for everyday use - and each family branches into series like Legion 5, Legion Pro 5, and Legion Slim that look similar but use different chassis. The "Pro" or "Slim" designation is a separate laptop with its own dimensions and port layout. Find the full model number on the bottom of your device and match it against the Compatibility section on this page. If two variants look close on paper, the Compatibility section's dimensions and supported model numbers will point you in the right direction.

Usually not - Lenovo refreshes the Yoga chassis between generations, even when the size and name stay the same. A 2023 Yoga 7i 14" uses a different chassis than the 2024 version, and our designs are cut for each year specifically. Check the model number on the bottom of your laptop and match it to the year range on the listing.

Yes - the skin sits on the chassis surfaces and stays in place regardless of which mode you're in. The vinyl is cut for the lid and interior specifically, so the 360-degree hinge rotation doesn't affect how it fits or sits. One thing worth noting: in Tablet mode the lid becomes the back you're holding, so the lid skin gets more direct hand contact than it would in Laptop mode.

No - the Yoga Pen is used against the display, which our skin doesn't cover. The chassis skins sit on the lid, interior, and bottom surfaces, leaving the screen and its touch layer fully clear. Pen input works the same way it would on a bare unit.