ThinkPad P14s Gen 5

I hear you. I’ve a similar experience: recently I switched to a p14s gen5 amd and my previous laptop was a t470s. I miss a lot the old keyboard, the magnesium body, the build quality and the lightness. Performance wise it’s a huge jump (I really don’t feel the need of having a desktop pc anymore) bu

ACTUALLY NO SUCH THING EXISTS. But if we must pick from what we have, I would say you should get it this order. HP Studio G11: better quality control than Lenovo and share some advantages from P1G6 and P1G7. If ThinkPad only, then it would be ThinkPad P16vG2/3. Cuz it is a lite version of P16. Bette

The Lenovo Thinkpad P14S Gen 5 is currently on sale on Lenovo's website for £700 with 32GB of RAM. The radeon 780M integrated graphics will wrok well enough for the light CAD work, and it's got excellent built quality with a bright and accurate IPS screen. Link here https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/p/la

Un ThinkPad P14s Gen5/6 se trouve dans ces tarifs là en promo. Et côté qualité, rien à voir avec Asus et les entrées de gamme.

I'm a private individual. I recently placed three orders from Lenovo: my first time buying from them. Very fast, yes. Inside each box was a summary of the contents. But I have to say one thing: the package was shameful. The internal packaging was completely insufficient and useless. And I have to ap

Recommended New Machine: P14s Gen5 AMD You get replaceable RAM, AMD processor for better battery life, and you are better off picking the 1920x1200 screen because the 1800p OLED will decrease your battery life. Recommend Outlet Pick: T14 Gen 5 AMD You get replaceable RAM & AMD processor for better b

Thinkpad P14s gen5 intel:+ powerful+ upgradability+ good cooling (2 fans)+ metal body (good for cooling)- high power consumption = bigger and heavier battery- heavy charger (more than 100W)- i read that fan spinning is noticable (which is expected I wold say)So powerful workstation with all pros and

Unless you're planning to leverage the GPU for AI/ML, all you're doing is wasting power and generating heat for a laptop with Nvidia graphics. Better off looking at a high-performance Ryzen platform with plenty of memory. I snagged a "refurb" ThinkPad P14s Gen5 with a Ryzen 8840HS and 64GB of DDR5 a

That's an awesome specs! For me, my P14s runs nice and cool. The aluminum chassis feels premium in hand, very sturdy. The screen is actually 14.5 inches so I got a tiny bit more screen real estate :)) I tested out the P14s Gen 5 AMD in the store and the chassis, although plastic, is very solid and s