ThinkPad T440p

I have two FW13's and a £3k MacBook Pro. I am still happy to use the Lenovo T440p I got years ago for £200 (admittedly I replaced the screen, WiFI and CPU later on!). Have a wee think about taking maybe £400-£800 and seeing which Lenovo T-series you can get that meets your needs. I can still get a l

Love the T440p more than any other thinkpad, literally the best model lenovo ever made. You should get at least a 65W charger for this thing to work properly, it has a power hungry CPU and it really needs it. Very unlikely to be a faulty motherboard.

u/Obvious_Snow125, we've had in our household a T440p, pretty much since new and since about 2016, the T440p has been and it up to this date, my better half's main device. We also have the thick battery for the laptop, though that battery is never been used -> our laptops run 100% of the time docked

I disagree. I think modern ThinkPads are also great. This community is a niche. We love the ThinkPad as not just a product, but also the heritage that it represents. For me, I got started on ThinkPads when my dad got an T61 in 2006. Although he doesn't have it anymore, that was my literal introducti

It depends on how important battery life is for you. You're not going to be able to get genuine Lenovo batteries for these laptops and aftermarket is a real crap shoot in terms of quality. That might not be true for a T480, but I don't own one and haven't looked. A T440p would be easier to mod, supp

Yes, everything is still correct except for that the world has moved on, technology has progressed and Renoir-based Ryzen ThinkPads such as the base 4500U E14 are more efficient and greatly outperform a decked out T440p at a similar cost should be replaced with "Thinkpads with the 6th Gen Ryzen and