ThinkPad X9-15 Gen 1

I don't see much on the black Friday list... I recommend the Dell Pro 14 Plus or the Dell Pro 16 Plus to all my clients. It has an aluminum chassis. So much less likely to have hinge failure, like all the plastic laptops we see on here day after day. it might be a little out of your price range, but

I am the CTO at a medium sized company that has fielded the X1, X13, T14, T14s, T16 and various MacBook pros. I bought some X9-14's and X9-15's and have been using the X9-14 personally the last two months coming from an X1. The form factor is identical to the X1 which I love about it. After getting

Just got this for my daughter and thought it was a great buy! https://www.microcenter.com/product/702647/lenovo-thinkpad-x9-15-gen-1-aura-edition-153-laptop-computer-thunder-grey?storeID=115

I'm located in Australia, I was actually quite surprised that we seem to actually had better pricing (when discounted) compared to most of the world (especially the US). As we usually get screwed over in pricing for most stuff way more than the 10% GST for supposed shipping costs and smaller custome

I would stay away from (or look deeper into) the Zenbook + Vivobook thermals. I was originally looking into the Zenbook or Vivobook, and my local Best Buy had a Vivibook on display (no zenbook). The first thing I noticed was that although nothing was open aside from the typical display/tour applicat

That was also my main concern, I don't know about the risk on the laptop specifically. I still ended up going with it since it was the best option available in my region (only X7 358H) during local EOFY sales for my needs before more price hikes that can actually sustain 45w during max CPU load quie

I typically go for Lenovo Thinkpads or their Yoga counterparts. For example, for 15.3 inch thin and light laptops, There is ThinkPad X9 15 Aura and the Yoga counterpart would be Yoga Slim 7i Aura 15.3 inch. Typically Thinkpad line is better (for example, with these two laptops, X9 has OLED and 7i ha

I am looking at this post while paying 2000 dollars for ThinkPad x9 15 inch aura edition

This is what I would get. I just had 2 friends get this and it's a beautiful laptop. Light and thin and you should get 10+ hours on battery. ThinkPad X9 15 Aura Edition (15ʺ Intel) | Copilot+ PC with AI Power & Efficiency | Lenovo US https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadx9/thinkpa

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