I didn’t expect a Windows PC to make me miss the flat, colorful iMac Apple redesigned a few years back, but here we are: the Lenovo 31.5″ Yoga AIO i Aura Edition All-in-One has been sitting on my desk for weeks now, and I keep reaching for it over my MacBook Air M5 without even thinking about it. That’s not something I say lightly. I’ve been an Apple person for a long time, and “I’d rather use the Windows machine” isn’t a sentiment I expected to have in 2026. But between the thin profile, the glowing chin, and the sheer presence of this thing on my desk, propped up on a stand that looks more like it belongs under a Studio Display than a PC tower, it’s the first computer in years that’s made me want to just sit down and use it, the same pull that redesigned iMac had the first time I saw one in person.
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