I received my ThinkPad in mid-August 2017. I purchased the what I believe is the minimum spec one with an Intel Celeron 38650U 1.80GHz, 4 gigs of RAM, 120 GB of storage, and Windows 10 Pro. Reading the review it looked like a reliable work computer with a sturdy frame. Boy was I wrong.

Brand New! Well Satisfied! Sturdy, Excellent Keyboard, Instant On!! PS. After Having This Chromebook 2 Days, AWESOME!!! The Best Built, Fastest (Instant On) Laptop. Lays Flat. Excellent Size. The Quality Is TOPS! I Am 68yrs Old. I Just Surf The Internet.

So far so go. Had it a week and everything is going great.

Lenovo should update the style looking of laptop. If I could make the decision to purchase again, it will not be Lenovo!

Portable and light weight

poor video output, unattractable look, slow processor; And the price is not that AWE after I paid for additional 2 GB of ram

excellent product

I bought this for my granddaughter and she loves it.

Following Lenovo's delivery of a good outcome in the business sector with its ThinkPad 13 last year, the manufacturer now sends the successor based on Kaby Lake CPUs into the race. We examined whether Lenovo is successful and has listened to our complaints concerning the predecessor.

functional design; high system performance; fast SSD (512 GB; good input devices; backlit keyboard; satisfactory battery life; moderate noise polution; bright; viewing angle stable screen; USB Type-C; docking port (OneLink+

slow SD card reader; no SmartCard reader; tight color space coverage; USB Type-C only Gen.1; 12-month warranty; casing gets warm during load

Chromebooks are often unremarkable laptops , but they have to be if they're going to offer the basic utility of a notebook at temptingly low prices. One of the best you can buy for work or school is the Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook .

The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 has a comfortable and responsive keyboard; battery life that'll last a work day and an adjustable screen with sturdy 180-degree hinges

Audio is muffled thanks to poor speaker placement, the display doesn't pop, and the keyboard isn't backlit; Chrome OS has limited software options

The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 may not be the thinnest or fastest laptop in our lineup, but it delivers good enough performance for general business use without costing as much as top performers.

The laptop has decent connectivity options with USB-C; USB 3.0 and HDMI

Its hardware limitations make for less-than-impressive performance

For a small business or sole proprietorship, you need a business laptop that offers durability, reliability, and staying power. The Lenovo ThinkPad 13 (starting at $699; $745.99 as tested) does that, and does so with a timeless style.

12+ hours of battery life; MIL-STD 801G rated; USB-C port; Best keyboard among SMB laptops

A bit pricey for an entry-level system; Ethernet connectivity requires an adapter