Been a loyal Lenovo customer for over a decade. Solid and high quality build, does not disappoint. Will be hanging onto this laptop for years to come. Highly recommend!
I just changed from a macbook air to the carbon x1 and I really love it! Overall, I am very happy with the switch over. Advantages: Fast boot up, the keyboard is very responsive and a dream to type on (like what many others have said), it is super light, sleek, the battery life is very long-lasting and very fast to charge (1 hour or so).
Disadvantages: the touchpad is not as sensitive as the macbook air (I have had to buy a mouse), the shell of the laptop is very easy to get dirty.
Disappointed. There is so much bug, I’m going to contact you guys
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Awesome laptop, very portable and good battery life. The high-end screen and brightness is worth the extra cost for users with vision issues (like retired folk) or working in bright environments. Would rate five plus if I could figure out how to navigate between power states such as sleep and hibernation to escape the ominous black screen. Needs info on simple startup basics in the fancy box or online manual.
I was cross-shopping the latest MacBook Air against this. I switched after 9 years with my trusty MacBook Pro (2010 model) and my initial concerns about go back to Windows were vanquished within hours of using this machine. With Windows 10, the interface is very polished and easy to use, and the i7 processor with 16GB ram makes quick work of everything I need; whether running over a dozen tabs, multiple HD videos, etc.
A big selling point of the X1C are the multiple built-in accessory ports (HDMI, USB-A, USB-C, even an SD card slot). No Apple product comes close to offering these outputs in such a small and light device. I have zero regrets about choosing this over a MacBook Air. Zero!
The fingerprint reader makes logging in easy, and the beautiful matte finish gives it a very sleek and luxurious look. Lenovo also does a great job of boxing and packaging the X1C in a magnetic lid box finished in bright red and deep black. All of this just adds to the experience of purchasing a high-end laptop.