[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Device used in a company setting, with MDM. Very like from User, good performance, slick and modern design. Specs are more as good for a standard executive (COO) User, not suitable for IT or Design people with higher needs. Overall, a well-designed and build device, would buy again for any non-IT/Design employee.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had Yoga-style Lenovos in the past. I needed one with a bit more processing power and this one has done the trick so far. Programs that ran slow and games that glitched on my other computers are actually useable now. I also like the improvements on the drawing tablet functions over others I've used. The integrated stylus works well enough that I don't worry about carrying around my third-party tablet pen for signing documents or light digital sketching.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great Computer for school and work. Bought this laptop two months ago and I am extremely satisfied with every feature that came on it. The camera, speaker, and mic are the best I have had in a laptop. I have to record sessions for practicum in counseling and I've had no issues with this laptop fulfilling my needs. The speed and battery life are also way beyond my expectations. Compact, sleek, fast, great looking, fantastic all around laptop
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very excited to purchase my first ThinkPad to replace the clunky old laptop that I was holding onto for mostly remote work/working on the commute. This ThinkPad's touchscreen, security features, 2-in-1 capability, processor speed and ease of connectivity (to my hotspot or public/company wifi) far exceeded my expectations! The ergonomics of the keys are just right and the back lighting on the keyboard is a godsend when you are working on a plane with the lights off! However, barely a month old and something that I would not expect to happen to a ThinkPad, with its US Department of Defense's MIL-STD 810H certification: the right hinge is somehow bent or damaged, misaligning the screen to the body when closed, and making the screen very loose that it falls back if leaning too much back or forward if leaning too much forward. Now, I did not expect my 1.2hr commute from upstate New York to the City to be comparable to conditions in the Helmand Province, let alone commuting on a coach bus or train be equated to traveling in an Abrams Tank, but I feel a bump here and there, or sudden drop of my backpack containing the laptop (housed in it's sleeve) would not result in the sudden "maiming" of such a "hardy" laptop. While the price tag drop was pretty significant, which is what attracted me to this model, aside from the features that I felt spoke to me, I wonder if its "not so hardiness" had anything to do with it. Safe to say, it still computes away, and the touchscreen is very much functional, which was a concern upon seeing the hinge default. Nevertheless, with any investment, especially anything above $1K, I would expect all the bang for my buck! So, through this review, (or perhaps a little insistence through Customer Service), I would expect to get some options to rectifying this hiccup in quality, mostly getting a replacement.
Response from lenovo.comBy Poornima _Lenovo, Customer Service, September 21, 2023
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great value and very fast. Touch screen very responsive and having the ability to change it so you can't see the screen from the sides is a great feature to have.