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Lenovo - ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 Laptop w/ 64GB RAM, 14" 2.8K OLED VRR 30-120Hz Touchscreen, 1TB SSD, Ryzen AI 7 PRO 350 - 21QL0020US - Black
Average customer rating
4.6
(42 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 42 reviews
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82%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for Lenovo - ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 Laptop w/ 64GB RAM, 14" 2.8K OLED VRR 30-120Hz Touchscreen, 1TB SSD, Ryzen AI 7 PRO 350 - 21QL0020US - Black
Posted by: RonKoe
from Bethpage Ny
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a Lenovo laptop for 8 years prior to this. When zi needed to replace (due to MS support expriring), there was no question - I was going to get another Lenovo!
This new one has been great so far! Fast, clean, light weight, great screen! Extremely easy to setup! What can I say, I love it!
The next one in 8 years, will be another Lenovo.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: jammasterj
from Los Angeles, CA
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great laptop for video editing, work from home, streaming, running a homelab and some gaming. Price was good at around $1400 during black friday.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Posted by: Bernard Moret
from Hawaii
Verified Purchase:Yes
The P14s Gen6 with AMD Ryzen processor came with 64GB of RAM and I installed a 4TB nvme SSD.
I removed Windows and installed Linux, discovering along the way that Cinnamon (with Linux Mint, or LMDE 7, or Ubuntu Cinnamon) has some race condition causing a complete suspension of screen refresh. Plain Ubuntu works fine, however, installed in a few minutes, and has proved very stable.
This machine is a beast -- very fast wifi, super fast file transfers, runs all applications at amazing speed, all with great battery life and close to no weight. I love the physical "mouse click" buttons at the top of the touchpad and the fact that the touchpad is of a modest size that does not need the often chancy palm rejection of the enormous touchpad on my previous laptop (Dell XPS17).
More ports than I'm likely to need, which is good. Weighs less than a quarter of said XPS 17, making it far more practical -- I can take it anywhere, never noticing the weight or size.
Going from 17" down to 14" had worried me a bit, but the loss of weight and of any issue moving it from my lap to a stool or shelf whenever I need something out of reach more than makes up for it, along with the exceptional clarity of the screen.
I have a couple of minor disagreements with a couple of BIOS choices (e.g. shutting down the machine should require only one long press on the power button, but in fact requires an additional confirmation), but no BIOS design can satisfy everyone.
While it's amazing that so much power can be crammed inside such a small case, the machine never became warm, even in long sessions.
Finally, the case feels sturdy, even though opening it is rather simple, and the machine never generated heat, whether in computation or in file transfer or in video playing.
I removed Windows and installed Linux, discovering along the way that Cinnamon (with Linux Mint, or LMDE 7, or Ubuntu Cinnamon) has some race condition causing a complete suspension of screen refresh. Plain Ubuntu works fine, however, installed in a few minutes, and has proved very stable.
This machine is a beast -- very fast wifi, super fast file transfers, runs all applications at amazing speed, all with great battery life and close to no weight. I love the physical "mouse click" buttons at the top of the touchpad and the fact that the touchpad is of a modest size that does not need the often chancy palm rejection of the enormous touchpad on my previous laptop (Dell XPS17).
More ports than I'm likely to need, which is good. Weighs less than a quarter of said XPS 17, making it far more practical -- I can take it anywhere, never noticing the weight or size.
Going from 17" down to 14" had worried me a bit, but the loss of weight and of any issue moving it from my lap to a stool or shelf whenever I need something out of reach more than makes up for it, along with the exceptional clarity of the screen.
I have a couple of minor disagreements with a couple of BIOS choices (e.g. shutting down the machine should require only one long press on the power button, but in fact requires an additional confirmation), but no BIOS design can satisfy everyone.
While it's amazing that so much power can be crammed inside such a small case, the machine never became warm, even in long sessions.
Finally, the case feels sturdy, even though opening it is rather simple, and the machine never generated heat, whether in computation or in file transfer or in video playing.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Customer Rating
4
Technologically great, feels cheap, weak battery
on December 31, 2025
Posted by: stlpaul
from St. Louis, Missouri
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a great deal for the price. From a technological standpoint it's top notch. Huge RAM, GPU powerful enough to play games without needing a giant brick, etc. ("AI" is a gimmick and doesn't really add anything other than some minor webcam effects.)
My previous laptop was a ThinkPad T14s AMF Gen2. At a glance they are nearly identical looking. Comparing the two, there are some ways this P14s is different or worse than my old T14s.
This P14s is slightly narrower and feels heavier.
The build quality is worse on the P14s - it feels cheaper and the plastic squeaks when you set your wrist on the corners.
The keyboard on the P14s feels WAY cheaper, it's an extremely squishy bouncy rubber membrane giving 1990s $5 keyboard vibes. I kind of hate it to be honest. The KB in my T14s felt much better. On the plus side, they finally moved the control and function keys where they belong!
In the T14s the mediocre speakers were between the keyboard and the screen along the top row of keys. On the P14s the speakers are on the left and right side of the keyboard. The speakers are worse than before, honestly pretty terrible, tinny sound and not very loud. This is definitely not meant to be a gaming or multimedia computer. These speakers are good for conference calls and that's about it.
The OLED screen looks amazing in a dark or dimly lit room, and the 120Hz refresh rate is great. It is, however, almost impossible to see in any kind of direct sunlight. I have to get to the conference room early to ensure I get a seat facing the window to avoid morning sunshine on my screen.
Battery life is much worse on this P14s vs the old T14s. This is probably in part due to the OLED compared to the 4K LCD on my old one, but it is significantly worse - I'm talking roughly 4 hours compared to 8 hours.
Those reasons are why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. That being said, it's a great computer and was extremely cheap on Black Friday and I'm overall happy with it. It's powerful and has a ton of RAM, and is fully Linux compatible with Fedora or Ubuntu.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Posted by: beckers
from Wisconsin
Verified Purchase:Yes
Works great. I love the laptop. Its speed and usability are top notch.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Customer Rating
5
ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 AMD (14″) Mobile Workstation
on December 29, 2025
Posted by: CarlyB
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very please with this mobile workstation. Easy to setup right out of the box.
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Posted by: Ken from Idaho
from Idaho
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've owned quite a few Thinkpads over the last 25-30 years, and in the last 10 years have alternated between the X1 Carbons, T, X, and P14s series. The P14s has a good balance with considerable power, lots of RAM, and small thin footprint, weighing roughly 3 lbs. The Oled screen is nice. Battery life could be better but I use the machine plugged in the majority of the time. These are solid machines and will handle most anyting other than hardcore gaming or extreme computing.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com
Posted by: James Akons
from Houston, Texas
Verified Purchase:Yes
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Current uses ChemCAD, AutoCAD, C++, Excel, Other Office360 products, Classwork, light video editing and Streaming. Great for multiple tasking and using multiple applications at the same time.Most do not like the AMD integrated graphics card but the increase in multiple core is a plus. Well built and will last should have gotten the SCR and more Ram, also the plastic cover for the extra features should have metal covers instead. Battery lasts fairly long compared to my previous laptop and fast charging is amazing. Finally, lightweight and easy to travel with from Home, Work, School, and Abroad.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting lenovo.com