ThinkPad P14s Gen 5

In this particular model, the OLED display eats battery like there's no tomorrow. You will get like up to 3 hours of battery life, compared to around 6 for the IPS panel. That runtime is with low/moderate use. On reviews you can see up to 12 hours or so (IPS display), but on idle. Also, getting the

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

£649 but new, and by a long way the best value you'll get. New direct from Lenovo, with a 3 year warranty. P14s Gen 5 AMD, Ryzen 5 PRO 8640HS 16GB RAM (up to 64GB), 512GB NVMe, 400 nit 100% sRGB 1920 x 1200 IPS matte display, 3 year warranty. The only thing you need to add is Windows 11 license, or

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

I've had the same problem as well but then then I went in to research what is happening and found out that Omarchy doesn't really cover a lot of hardware combinations well when it comes to power management. Anyway, I liked what DHH did with this and still decided to use it with some heavy power mana

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