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ThinkPad T14
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I was surprised to see my T430 at the end there, I just posted that the other day! Feels good to be officially seen as a ThinkPad user, although I also have a late 2013 MacBook Pro 15" that I've had for 12 years and do not baby either. I just spent a few hours the other week rubbing the screen down
...Docima in r/thinkpad
January 16, 2026 1:20 AM
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ThinkPad. Go for the T series. It will cost you more. But its longevity and upgradeability will save you even more. My T430 lasted 12 years. It didn't even break down. I sold it off real cheap to a student in need.
go_zarian in r/askSingapore
January 9, 2026 8:24 AM
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Lenovo ThinkPad. Go for the T series, like the T14. General purpose, very reliable and durable. I bought a T430s in 2012. It worked well for the 12 years I had it. I gave it away last year to a student in need. It still worked very well for basic tasks. I only had to change the battery, which was mo
...go_zarian in r/askSingapore
June 6, 2025 1:00 PM
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The T480 can handle most of the tasks you have mentioned although I highly doubt League of Legends could run well on hardware this old. Hell, I once used a ThinkPad T420 to play Roblox without issues on the other hand although that was 7 - 8 years ago now, when the T480 was new therefore the game li
...JANK-STAR-LINES in r/thinkpad
February 23, 2026 6:00 AM
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At this point, the T series has been an ultrabook for longer than its traditional format. There's just no demand for a T420-type laptop nowadays, and it's also completely unnecessary to make a laptop that bulky now. Back then processors were socketed, used more power, PCBs were less compact, everyth
...TunerJoe in r/thinkpad
March 25, 2026 2:25 PM
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I wouldn't buy anything older than a T430/T530/W530 as my FIRST ThinkPad, and here's why: The T420 has the BETTER old-school "7-row" Keyboard. Once you get used to the excellent 7-row keyboard, you will never want to buy a newer ThinkPad because the newer keyboards suck in comparison.
zrad603 in r/thinkpad
June 7, 2025 5:19 AM
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WOW. To each their own, but I've deployed thousands of laptops in my day. The XPS 13 is one of the worst laptops I've ever deployed. Massive failure rate. The fans die all the time, overheating issues, screen issues. It has by far the WORST designed trackpad I've ever seen. No borders on the trackpa
...saiyate in r/thinkpad
December 27, 2025 2:06 AM
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This shift for Lenovo (and many other companies) came around 2013 or so. That seemed to be around when Intel started to heavily discourage laptop manfactureres from making medium performance laptops with upgradable M series CPUs in favour of thin and light laptops with Intel's U series ultrabook CPU
...Lovethecreeper in r/thinkpad
December 21, 2025 9:05 PM
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The E6x30 Latitudes were great machines, and I hazard they were better than the contemporary ThinkPad: keyboard was almost as good as the ThinkPad X220/T420 (and better than the T430/X230), a few of them had a decent pointing stick, they were easier to repair, didn't have BIOS whitelists and they so
...psvrh in r/thinkpad
July 30, 2025 1:17 PM
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Soalnya buat yg udh pernah pake, gw punya lenovo ideapad legion y50-70 (2014) vs Thinkpad t430 (2013) seumuran, tp yg legion engselnya udh kalah, speaker jebol, case pecah2. Sementara si Thinkpad t430 no cosmetic damage. Gw pake di bengkel mobil, harian, engsel masih kokoh, gak terlihat ada penyakit
...popsychadelic in r/indotech
February 18, 2026 1:14 AM
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