ThinkPad X9 15 Aura Edition

Conversely, as a very long time ThinkPad owner/user of virtually the entire lineup and a new X9 owner, it's my favorite ThinkPad to date by a longshot. I don't use the trackpoint much these days and the reality is not a lot of users do (the ones who do will certainly let you know they do, though). K

Hello, Well, you can always purchase a ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 Gen 10 Aura Edition or a ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition if you want a premium laptop with the TrackPoint and the great keyboard layout. I've used the X9 15 for about 8 months now, and wrote a ~6,000 word review of the experience. The

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

Yeah, they sell it with the V chips. It will be a separate listing from the ones with the U chips. You'll have to find that listing and then you can customize them. https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx1/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-2-in-1-gen-10-aura-edition-14-inch-intel/len101t0112 It i

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 ThinkPad X9 15 Aura Edition will be great for looking at photos with its OLED screen. Light and thin with great battery life. Ignore the AI key...which will be on most laptops.

u/AmSoMad This review is clearly not oriented toward niche needs for developers, but rather for using linux as normal users would use a macbook air/pro. Lunarlake it's clearly not the best CPU for those who are doing intense CPU or NPU workload. > Nothing you listed or discussed in the review is Lin