ThinkPad X9 15 Aura Edition

It depends. Which model exactly are you looking at? I'll show you a couple of thinkpad examples: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition laptop review: The X1 Carbon is finally back - NotebookCheck.net Reviews This one has an awful 240Hz PWM Lenovo ThinkPad T14s G4 Intel Laptop Review: OLED in

My wife has the Lenovo X9 with an Core Ultra 7 258V CPU. It's a really well built machine, solid construction (feels like you can sit on it and nothing will break). The 258V is the low voltage version of the 255H, it has slightly lower performance but never throttles nor heats up because it's a 28W

asus rog zephyrus, asus zenbook serisi, asus proart serisi, msi prestige, lenovo thinkpad. rog zephyrus'un hoparlörleri mükemmel. zephyrus, zenbook, proart'ın üçü de "oled" ekranla ve kaliteli metal kasayla geliyor. msi prestige metal kasayla geliyor ancak ekran ve hoparlör detayını bilmiyorum. thin

If you are comfortable with, and enjoy using MacOS, and don't plan to game on it, I'd just recommend the MacBook Pro with M5 Pro, you can get away with having a little less memory on Mac, I think 48GB is cheaper than 64GB in the X9 15p. The reason I got it for cheap was a mix of student site, and th

I haven't seen anyone else mention the ThinkPad x9 15p: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx9/thinkpad-x9-15p-aura-edition-15-inch-intel/len101t0162?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F&srsltid=AfmBOopbJ15E8C8ybRU75Q_nYoc4S0D9FgGt_My42FKGjj8sRe_AMnAV I have the predecess

Yes. The 14 inch is definitely a nice machine. A few things to consider though... The 14" with the "touchscreen" is better, since it has a variable refresh rate up to 120 Hz. The non touch is locked at 60 Hz. A lot of the configurations on the 14 and 15 in aren't available anymore because they are p

Given you have the Slim 7i ultra Aura, also consider the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon gen 14 (same weight, less multimedia, more durable). Given the Zenbook S14, also consider Experbook Ultra (2.2lbs, looks like a brand flagship product). I might also consider the Thinkpad X9 15p gen 1, which gives a 1

I cosign the Asus Expertbook Ultra. Within the Asus brand, the Zenbook S14 2026 is a fine enough computer if the Expertbook isn't available/affordable (2.8lbs vs 2.2) Within your choices, why not custom build the Elitebook Ultra with the X9 388 processor to have the GPU performance? (on the gen 3 pr

I have the X9-15, and it's the best laptop I've ever used. I've owned Macs, Dells, a very nice Sony, Asus, and so on, plus what I used at work over the years. OLED screen, great keyboard, thin, with just the right number and kind of ports for me. For the haters, Lenovo owns the Thinkpad brand. They

The games you mention don't require much. Requirements are pretty low. Most laptops can play those no problem. All companies make good and cheap computers. Lenovo makes the Thinkpad line. Which are built well. I would suggest any Thinkpad that fits in your budget. But if it was me I'd get the ThinkP