Update: Intel model I bought is more expensive now, but the AMD is now $100 or so cheaper than when I first posted this. Four days in daughter very happy with it (and the free pen and $1 sleeve), especially that it has like 50% left at the end of each day of school use.
My $1,585.85 non-OLED (see below) laptop vs the OLED deal posted, now expired, of $1,799?
Bought the non-Oled (details below, including selected upgrades in brackets) for a school laptop because of the 71Wh battery, because apart from the $500 or so difference in price, I didn't want to lose the extra hours gained with this battery from an (unnecessary?) OLED screen.
After ditching the BS fragile screen Apple MacBook (totally unsuitable for a school laptop), I bought two ASUS 2 in 1 laptops (Vivobook S 14 Flip Gen 2 14" Ryzen 7 5800H 16/512GB) a year ago. My girls love the touchcreens (half the price of brittle Apple rubbish at $1,299 thanks to a tip on Ozbargain), but for one daughter (with the smaller battery than this Lenovo) it occassionally stuggled to last all day at school. I will inherit that one and also have it as a reserve for them if a need arises.
Yoga 7i 2-in-1 14", Gen 9, Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 125U Processor 16GB (1 TB + Fingerprint Reader): $1,339.85
3Y Premium Care with Onsite: $219.00
3Y Sealed Battery Add on: $ 26.00
Lenovo Yoga 14.5-inch Sleeve: $1.00 (Lenovo sales agent bonus)
TOTAL: $1,585.85 (these discount prices still available on Lenovo au website)
BTW also comes with a free digital pen, which my girls loved with the ASUS until they lost both, as unlike this one it didn't have a place to attach it.