How about Framework 16

It’s a very limited segment unfortunately, but maybe this will help.

https://www.ultrabookreview.com/47205-amd-radeon-rx-6000-laptops/

Hp has an elite book with a Ryzen 9 if that’s what you’re looking for

Both, and they can cause damage to the screen

The books alone can crush its chassis? Or the heavy things can break it from the sides?

Yoga 7i (non slim), and the answer would be no

Do you mean yoga 7i or yoga slim 7i? Slim is the one that doesn't fold all the way back (maximum angle is 180 degrees) and still has a touchscreen but no stylus. Also how safe is it to sandwich the device between 2 soft-cover books?

I know someone who owns a 7i, its apparently very good for light usage. By light usage I mean you basically cant drop it, you cant put strain on the hinges, you cant put it in a backpack with heavy items, and basically you have to baby it.

Got a similar comment on reddit too, someone said it can break after one drop. I did some more research and it seems like all new 2-in-1's are OLED now, so I might just look for laptops with a touchscreen. Do you happen to know a bit about the quality of lenovo yoga slim series? The one I'm thinking about buying is yoga slim 7i 15-inch aura edition.

Ive personally used a lenovo yoga (I think 6) and had an absolutely horrible experience, would not reccomend. Build quality is absolutely horrendous.

I'd like to avoid international shipping and just stick to the bigger brands like lenovo, dell, and asus though.

The biggest challenge atm is software that works well with the touchscreen, but I would reccomend looking into the Framework 12 (it is 12 inches so keep that in mind)