ThinkPad P1 Gen 7

Hi, it's a very interesting case. You've been using large and heavy machines and are considering large machines so I assume you don't mind their size and weight. Razer Blade 16 are quite thick and heavy, especially the 2024 version that I've tried. I also own a Razer Blade 15 2023, which is much lig

The P1 gen7 had serious issues with the new sensel haptic touchpad (https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/s/6BwGqVATHs) rendering it unusable. It was basically a hardware design issue. That was the only reason I didn’t buy it. Does it happen with the Gen8 as well?

search this sub .. issues with wifi, issues with the touchpad, etc. Here is one thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/comments/1eair32/thinkpad_p1_gen7_sleep_and_touchpad_issues/ After a lot of reading reports like this, I decided to just save my self the hassle, not risk ruining my productivity, and ju

I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad p1 gen7 to replace my tower. They are $$$ but I have no complaints and would recomend it. You can get good deals on Amazon. I have seen the prices jump 30-40% in 2025. So best to shop around. Thinkpad are perfect but shop for the best price.

I snagged a P1 Gen7 in Sept. w/ the OLED touchscreen. I'm pretty picky about color accuracty and deep blacks, and it's been great but not a huge jump in image quality over my ~7year old lenovo. I don't have any complaints about the screen, and I leave it on most of the day but if I know I'm walking

I bought and returned a refurbished P1 Gen7 with an Ultra Core (Intel) processor recently. The machine was beautiful and I loved almost everything about it, but there was 1 persistent issue that made me return it - a display flicker that worsened when the iGPU was under stress - like when having mul