ThinkPad X1 Carbon

To all the people who say Thinkpad is not slim, you haven't seen the x1 carbon. I chose it over the MacBook Pro my work was offering. Great screen colors. Decent audio. Very vivid display supporting HDR (10?) and Dolby vision. Most importantly, IT IS SO FREAKING LIGHT than the competition

Great keyboard, great display, good speakers, thin and light, supports all ports, exceptional build quality which makes it super durable, good battery life, great design and its just an overall incredible machine to use. Unlike HP or other brands with similar specs idk why but the x1 carbon is incre

X1C is a carbon fiber composite, most others are an aluminum alloy + plastic. So you get a far sturdier chassis with a lower weight, making them ridiculously durable for their size. Lenovo has had a build partnership with Intel for this model forever so they get specifically engineered, making their

MacBook user here testing a thinkpad x1 carbon for work. I love the screen on the x1 but the battery life is terrible. Opening a few apps in the background will make it very warm. Also seems to charge a bit slower than my MacBook. I do love how light it is vs my MacBook though. Seriously though, I t

That's why I'm happy with my x1 carbon gen 10. It's lighter than most laptops on the market, has a really good screen, decent port selection, Linux support, good battery life (MacBook battery life is unbeatable though), and more easily repairable than a MacBook. I paid macbook air money for it thoug

I bought my T14 G5 AMD for a great price during the black friday sale, but it came with the lousy 45% NTSC screen. It's not terrible and thought I could live with it, but very quickly found the poor colour gamut an issue for work and aesthetics. So I researched compatible panels and ended up going w

Lenovo X1 carbon. Under 1 kg (2.20 lbs), OLED screen and the classical Lenovo keyboard. Cannot recommend it too much :) Edit: with the Lenovo second screen (P14?) it’s the perfect travel kit / mobile office.

Linux compatibility? Equal on all 3 generally. Hinges that break less? Equal on all 3. Easier to service? Lenovo wins this. Easy to find HMM for almost every business model, while HP and Dell has them, much harder to find. Lighter weight? Thinner? Depends on the exact models you're comparing. X1C vs

I'm happy with the Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 13, and it's been the closest I've ever come to a MBP experience on linux. I have the Aurora Edition with an Intel Ultra 268v. It's not aluminium unibody, and the speakers are pants. But great batter life, excellent monitor, excellent feeling hardware, nice ke

Here how I see it after 8 years of lenovos : I wish the thinkpads had the ideapad/slim/yoga multimedia and style and wish the reverse was more reliable. Specifically :I own the t1g gen 8 (tandem oled). It could use more speakers. Looking at the x1c 14, t14s gen 7 Intel, they could use the tandem on