E14 Gen 3

Just to give you another option: I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad E14 with Intel 255h CPU. This cpu might be better than the Ryzen and has a better gpu on top. Max RAM (not soldered) is 64gb. The Screen is my highlight so far. It has about 6-10 hours of battery depending on the workload. I never had any i

The P14s G4 AMD is better built with a more powerful chipset, but RAM is soldered, and can't be upgraded. If graphic capability is important, 3D rendering etc., then I'd look for a machine either with, or upgradeable to 32GB or higher. Performance of the latest E14 G7 Ryzen 7 250, is comparable, wit

E14 G7 is the more modular, with dual internal NVMe drive support, and upgrade-able WiFi cards, but its metal topped plastic chassis, isn't as rugged as the T14, and its displays are poorer, especially the entry level 45% NTSC. T14, metal sub-frame with a reinforced composite chassis, and stronger h

T14s all-metal build, thin and light, fixed DDR4x-4266 16GB RAM, single NVMe drive, decent Intel chipset, but outmatched by equivalent AMD. 2 years older than L14 G4. L14, plastic/metal build, DDR4-3200 RAM will upgrade to 64GB, more powerful AMD chipset, stronger graphics than Intel 11th Gen, suppo

Hi, first of all, thank you for your comment. I noticed the difference in battery life I mentioned in notebookcheck's reviews of the two models: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Highly-upgradeable-and-affordable-Lenovo-ThinkPad-E14-Gen-6-AMD-laptop-review.953041.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/Len

I bought the E14 Gen 3 (released around 2022) after my trusty T480 finally gave out. I opted for the aluminum version, which has both an aluminum top and bottom. However, in terms of build quality, I still find the T480 to be far superior. For example, when I removed the bottom case to upgrade the S

Varies by country, but reasonable for a 5 yr E14 G3, but you must verify the fitted display. E14 displays are not the best, and the G3 had 4 options all 16:9 FHD, a 250 nit TN panel, that's worth avoiding. The other 3, all IPS panels - 250 nit, or 300 nit 45% NTSC, or a superior 100% sRGB 300 nit. A

Lenovo's mix-and-match options make no damned sense. The T14 and T14s don't get high ppi IPS screens, only non-touch and touchscreen OLED 2.8k panels. The cheaper variants get that atrocious 45% NTSC LCD. Is there anything stopping someone from taking an E14 G7 2.8k IPS screen and putting it into a

The E14 gen 7 has been reviewed favorably and i see the intel version without OS with a 240h 32fb 400nit 120hz 1800p screen for 1.159,00 EUR incl. VAT. Make sure to get the 64WH battery https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-E14-G7-review-The-affordable-office-laptop-stands-out-from-the-compe

All E14 Gen7 have two SSD slots. Memory is upgradeable or not depending on CPU architecture, E14/16 is the only decently-priced Thinkpad offering two storage slots. All other models offering this feature are high-priced workstation-grade ones. Go for a model with the Intel Lunar Lake CPUs (258V for