Great but needs more USB port

So I just got one and it is really great, very fast (eats KSP for breakfast) and it's a great size. The removable battery is nice too. Just a few complaints One, it really only has 2 USB ports, the other two are a micro and a type c so a disappointment there Two, the track pad isn't that good but I...

A Great Value

Ive waited with writing a review until I had a couple of weeks experience with the P52s, and I can say now that I am delighted with my purchase. Ive used laptops for 15 years or more, switching back and forth between Dell and Thinkpads (first IBM, then Lenovo), so I have a lot of experience with...

Lenovo ThinkPad P52s (i7-8650U, Quadro P500, 4K) Laptop Review

The P52s is back, this time with an improved screen and a slight bump in processing power. Is the 4K display an improvement for the P52s, or is the display too much for the weak GPU

excellent ThinkPad keyboard; well-built case; relatively slim profile (with smaller battery; hot-swappable batteries via Power Bridge; good battery runtimes; Thunderbolt 3 and docking port; good selection of other ports; crisp 4K screen; quiet under most workloads

inconsistent performance; thermal throttling is present; Quadro P500 is weak and erratic; driver issues with GPU (possibly due to beta drivers; games have resolution issues; hot spots get very warm; no quick charge options

Lenovo ThinkPad P52s

Performance-wise, you can get more for your dollar by going with a standard-thickness workstation like the ThinkPad P51 or our Editors' Choice-winning HP ZBook 15 G4, but that's the trade-off: a nontrivially heavier bag.

Thin, light design; Great keyboard and touchpad; Professional-grade Quadro graphics; ISV certifications; Removable battery scheme

Subpar battery life with base battery; Gets pricey with added options; Cooling fan can be noisy; Chassis gets toasty under load