To be completely honest, I can't give you an exact answer to this question. But: The ThinkPad Pen Pro2 belongs to an older generation of devices, in my case it is the Yoga 370, where the pen was still extra thin - approx. 6.5 mm in diameter. You can insert it into the side of the keyboard section of the device and make it disappear completely into the device. It is then charged directly in the device via the two electrical contacts. Lenovo has moved away from this practice - the pens have become thicker (and thus more handy for writing), while the body of the devices has become even thinner. On newer devices, you can therefore only attach the pens to the side, outside the body, with an adapter (a very simple plastic part) if you want to. Since the Yoga 7 is newer, the Think Pad Pen Pro 2 probably no longer makes sense here. You could probably write with it, but the charging device would be missing.

To be completely honest, I can't give you an exact answer to this question. But: The ThinkPad Pen Pro2 belongs to an older generation of devices, in my case it is the Yoga 370, where the pen was still extra thin - approx. 6.5 mm in diameter. You can insert it into the side of the keyboard section of the device and make it disappear completely into the device. It is then charged directly in the device via the two electrical contacts. Lenovo has moved away from this practice - the pens have become thicker (and thus more handy for writing), while the body of the devices has become even thinner. On newer devices, you can therefore only attach the pens to the side, outside the body, with an adapter (a very simple plastic part) if you want to. Since the Yoga 7 is newer, the Think Pad Pen Pro 2 probably no longer makes sense here. You could probably write with it, but the charging device would be missing.