ThinkPad P16

200k per laptop is kinda justifiable, if for CAD applications. Using a CAD laptop for general office use, though, is a whole other thing that is both wasteful and stupid and should be highlighted more. Edit: one of those CAD laptops for reference: Lenovo ThinkPad P16

I've always used mobile workstations. I was planning on buying the ThinkPad P16 Gen 3 at the end of April. In between the first week of April and the fourth week, prices rose for this model (depending on configuration) an average of $2000 USD. They can keep it.

no, not a good deal. That a fair standard price for non-consumer customers (and even a bit higher).Only case for which I see it being worth: you need a machine with those specs urgently ; that would be second cheapest option beside ordering from Lenovo.You can find P16 gen2 with similar performance

I was considering the ThinkPad P16 Gen 3, but it's difficult for me to justify spending nearly €4,000 on a laptop that appears to be mostly plastic. It's not what the outside looks like, it's what the chassis is constructed from. Typically a magnesium alloy for Thinkpad frames.

With a budget cap at 1000 Euro and ruling out refurbished, I don't think you will be able to find anything ThinkPad-grade with a decent GPU. The cheapest ThinkPad P16 with a dedicated graphic card is around 1700 Euro. I guess you need to make your gaming requirements more concrete. Latest generation

ThinkPad p16 is quite expensive, perhaps it's a smaller business?

Les Thinkpads P c’est vraiment de la daube (C’est un P15 Gen 2 en déguisement, seule différence c’est une RTX 30 consumer à la place d’une RTX A professionnelle). Power limits basses, refroidissement pourri au point où le Legion 9 est le vrai laptop workstation de Lenovo et super cher parce que r/th

I got it through work, so I didn’t have to pay for it myself, but it cost around €5,000. Sorry, I only just noticed that your budget is €1,800. Getting a ThinkPad P16 for that price is going to be difficult. To be honest, you'll have a hard time finding any Windows laptop in that price range that ca

You don't need a ThinkPad P16, a P1 should be sufficient.

Oh absolutely. I just bought an ASUS on Black Friday, Lenovo was a serious contender but I find Legions a bit ugly (I don’t like the extra piece behind the lid) and the ThinkPad P16 didn’t have an RTX… I just wanted to point out that this may be priced really up, which is a pity, since corpo nowaday