Lenovo's first NVIDIA RTX Spark laptop can be ordered in the Philippines today for ₱165,774.27, a sale price that Lenovo Philippines' store showed against an estimated value of ₱261,486.02 when we checked the Yoga Pro 9n listing on October 21. The catch is the wait: Lenovo quotes five to six weeks for delivery, plus another week outside Metro Manila, which by our count puts an order placed this week at your door between November 25 and December 9. That is the first of three Lenovo dates Filipino laptop and tablet shoppers should know this week; the colourful IdeaPad Vibe is confirmed for January 2027, and the 4K Yoga Tab Gen 2 pair is listed as coming soon.
Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n Philippine price and configuration
The configuration on Lenovo PH's page (part number 83SRCTO1WWPH1) is a build-to-order unit with:
- NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X with an 18-core CPU (E-cores up to 2.80GHz, P-cores up to 3.90GHz), running Windows 11 Home on Arm
- 32GB of LPDDR5X-9400 unified memory (soldered) and a 512GB PCIe Gen4 SSD
- 15.3-inch 2560 x 1600 OLED display at 165Hz, 500 nits, HDR True Black 1000, 100% DCI-P3, non-touch
- 92.5Wh battery with a 140W USB-C charger, 9.2MP infrared webcam, Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4
- Thunder Grey finish, a Lenovo Yoga Pen Gen 2 in the box, and a one-year carry-in warranty
The sale price combines ₱92,328.64 in instant savings with a ₱3,383.11 eCoupon (code SPOOKYSALEPH), and shipping is free. Manila Shaker reported on October 19 that the Yoga Pro 9n was listed at ₱261,776 and that stepping up to the 20-core N1X adds ₱110,300; Lenovo's page showed a slightly different ₱261,486.02 estimated value and the discounted figure when we looked two days later, so expect the number to move with Lenovo's promos. The 16-inch Yoga 9n 2-in-1, the convertible sibling with up to 64GB of memory, has no Philippine price or date yet.
What RTX Spark means for this laptop
Lenovo unveiled both laptops at IFA 2026 in Berlin on September 3. Engadget's report describes RTX Spark as NVIDIA's Arm-based system-on-chip (SoC, the main processor) that pairs a Grace CPU with a Blackwell RTX GPU on one die, sharing a single pool of memory; the Yoga Pro 9n supports up to 128GB of it and up to 4TB of storage in its top configurations, with two USB-A ports, two USB4 ports, HDMI, an SD slot and a headphone jack. Lenovo's press release, carried by iTWire, quotes Jun Ouyang, senior vice president at Lenovo's Intelligent Devices Group, on creative work now spanning multiple apps and devices, and promises a haptic Force Pad that accepts pen input. Because the chip is Arm-based, Windows apps without native Arm versions run under emulation, which is the main thing to check against your own software before ordering.
IdeaPad Vibe: PH launch in January 2027, price not yet set
Lenovo has confirmed that its IdeaPad Vibe laptops will launch in the Philippines in January 2027, according to Manila Shaker and YugaTech; Philippine pricing and the exact configurations are still unannounced. The Vibe is Lenovo's answer to the budget-laptop fight: a 14-inch or 15-inch Copilot+ PC in seven Pantone-developed colours (Dreamy Violet, Spicy Gold, Zen Green, Chill Blue, Radiant Coral, Moody Blue and Lowkey Grey) with optional swappable keycaps. tbreak's IFA coverage lists an estimated European starting price of €799 (around ₱56,700), Snapdragon X models with up to 24GB of memory, and AMD Ryzen AI 400 models with up to 32GB of upgradeable memory and a 1TB SSD; OLED screens come only in Lowkey Grey and Moody Blue, with the other colours on 120Hz IPS panels. The 15-inch version weighs from about 1.49kg and carries a 50Wh battery, per Manila Shaker.
A euro price is only a hint. Lenovo Philippines' own country manager said this month that memory costs have pushed laptops that used to sell for ₱50,000 past ₱80,000 (see our report on that warning), so the Vibe's local price in January will depend on where memory prices sit by then.
Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 and Yoga Tab Gen 2: "available soon"
The third item is a pair of Android 17 tablets that Manila Shaker says Lenovo Philippines' website lists as available soon, with no local price; YugaTech covered the same pair on October 21. The Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 has a 13-inch 4K display at up to 144Hz, a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, and six Harman Kardon speakers. The smaller Yoga Tab Gen 2 uses an 11.1-inch 4K 144Hz panel and a MediaTek Dimensity 9500s with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Both support the Lenovo Tab Pen Pro 2, 68W charging, Wi-Fi 7 and microSD cards up to 2TB, and Lenovo promises seven Android version upgrades and seven years of security updates. In Europe, Lenovo's release listed them from €849 (around ₱60,300) and €649 (around ₱46,100).
Which one to wait for
If you need an RTX Spark machine for local AI or heavy video work and can live with a 512GB drive and a five-week wait, the Yoga Pro 9n at ₱165,774 is currently the cheapest way to get the chip in the Philippines; ASUS's ProArt P14 with the same 18-core N1X and 32GB lists at ₱224,995. If you are shopping for a student or everyday laptop, nothing here is for sale yet: the IdeaPad Vibe is three months away with no price, and the tablets have no date. Buying now for the holidays means choosing from Lenovo's existing Yoga Pro 7 and Slim 7 models, which sit on the same Lenovo PH search page at ₱139,677 and up during the current sale.
All conversions use mid-market rates of ₱71.02 per euro and ₱63.30 per US dollar on October 21 and are rounded.
