ThinkPad L14

I love my T495. I have a 2024 Lenovo Legion 5i, a gaming pc and a gen 1 thinkpad L14.. my T495 is the one i use 9.5/10 times. It’s just too good and comfortable. I use windows though. I need it for solidworks and matlab, handles it just fine too! It’s my favorite computer I’ve ever had. Got rid of m

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The T14 offers a more rugged build, a brighter, better stock display, and Thunderbolt support permitting the connection of an external GPU. The L14 G4 trades a weaker dimmer display, and cheaper build, for a more powerful chipset with much stronger graphics, dual open RAM slots (up to 64GB), and a t

This ThinkPad is a great deal. Good build quality and condition. The Ryzen 5 Pro 4650u will outperform anything else in this price bracket. $180, Refurbished - Very Good Condition, 1 year Warranty:Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 1, 14" Screen, Ryzen 5 Pro 4650u, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSDhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/1

You sure she needs 16 inch screen? If so get Lenovo ThinkPad L16 (or L14 if she prefers smaller factor/less weight). Z16 is expensive for being just a nicer machine. Buying L series you still get excellent quality and robuststness plus newer system. Within the mentioned budget you can find easily L1

For that price, I think it's an OK deal: Spec-wise that E14 gen5 AMD (2024) roughly comparable with T14 gen2 AMD (2021) or L14 gen3 AMD). E14 gen5 AMD also comes either with 47wh or 57wh battery vs 50wh (T14 gen2 AMD). It should last at least 5 hours (or 5.5 hours) or more in lighter office apps and

Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 5 po less throttling and business grade

You can get a refurbished HP EliteBook or Lenovo ThinkPad in excellent condition and with some warranty for quite a good price (given the current market situation). Usually they have 16GB RAM and 256GB SSD. Depending on your country (in terms of keyboard layout) you can find some good deals on eBay,

Perfect. I think a normal ThinkPad/Latitude/EliteBook will be perfect for your use case. I personally use Latitudes and also support people using them professionally, in higher education, and IME they wear well and are durable. ThinkPads aren't bad, but they're the subject of influencer content and

kinda feel you on the ram worry. for mechanical engineering and 5 years i’d push for 32gb if possible. under 1000 look at the Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Gen 2 with ryzen 7 and upgradeable ram. also the Acer Swift Edge 16 sometimes drops to 950 with 32gb soldered. most companies do provide a work laptop so