Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n with NVIDIA RTX Spark and haptic trackpad pictured ahead of fall launch

Lenovo's first RTX Spark laptop has been pictured in a new report from Windows Latest, giving us a look at the Yoga Pro 9n ahead of its fall 2026 launch. Lenovo already unveiled the laptop at the NVIDIA RTX Spark launch event, though the company had confirmed very few details about its specs.

The new images show a 15-inch machine in Thunder Gray that shares recognizable design DNA with the Intel-powered Yoga Pro 9i, but with major differences under the hood and chassis. The Yoga Pro 9n is built around NVIDIA's RTX Spark N1X platform, an ARM-based chip that combines a 20-core Grace CPU with a Blackwell GPU. The platform is designed to bring discrete-class RTX graphics and AI performance into a single unified package.

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At 15 inches, the Yoga Pro 9n is slightly more compact than the 16-inch 9i, and the chassis leans into that with a slim aluminum build, smooth rounded edges, and a large rear exhaust area that Lenovo has designed for sustained performance rather than passive cooling. The bottom panel has a wide intake grille spanning most of the width, and the rear vents are substantial. A six-speaker setup with four woofers and two tweeters is visible in the images, alongside Dolby Vision Atmos branding.

One notable design detail is the haptic ForceHaptic touchpad, which doubles as a drawing surface for the included Yoga Pen Gen 2. The pen attaches magnetically to a recessed slot on the lid rather than the chassis, which keeps the display free of digitizer use and makes the trackpad the primary drawing surface instead. It is the same setup as the Yoga Pro 9i, and the large trackpad makes it a compelling option for creators.

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The port layout differs from the Intel model. The left side carries HDMI, one USB-A, one USB-C, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The right side has a full-size SD card reader, a USB-C port rated at 10Gbps or higher, and one USB-A port. The proprietary square Lenovo power connector is gone, replaced by USB-C charging, which aligns with the ARM platform's design direction. The full-size SD card reader that survived the transition is a welcome feature for photographers and video editors.

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The Yoga Pro 9n is expected to ship this fall. No pricing has been shared yet.