Lenovo has started selling the Headphones Yoga PC Edition — full-size headphones with active noise cancelling for $199.99. The company showed the model back in January at CES 2026, alongside the Yoga Pro 9i laptop and the Yoga Pro 27UD-10 monitor; the launch was promised for June, and Lenovo kept that schedule.
Lenovo describes the wired mode separately. According to the company, when paired with a Yoga laptop, the headphones only run the noise-cancelling circuit, and the extra audio processing turns off because the laptop itself handles the audio path. The company explains this by saying an extra processing layer adds distortion. I have not verified this myself, so I am not giving an assessment.
- Full-size closed-back headphones with active noise cancelling
- Sound tuned by Bose — Sound by Bose
- Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless mode
- In wired mode with a Yoga laptop, the extra processing turns off and only the noise-cancelling circuit runs
- Price $199.99, on sale since June 2026
Battery Life and Drivers. The official announcement gives no battery life, no driver size, and no weight. For headphones at $199.99, battery life is the first question, and the missing numbers raise doubts right away. The battery figures already circulating in the news are not confirmed by Lenovo, so I am not including them.
Use Outside the Ecosystem. These headphones are built for pairing with the new-generation Yoga laptops — that is where their main advantage works. Outside that pairing, what is left is an ordinary $199.99 model with Bluetooth 5.3 and licensed sound tuning. Competition in this segment is dense. Where the new model lands in our ranking of the best noise-cancelling headphones — our test will show.
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Source: lenovo.com
