When I received the package the main box was not sealed (someone must have opened before) and the Ethernet converter was missing. I have had two X1 carbon Thinkpad before and both had an Ethernet converter in the box.

After reading some of the negative quality reviews on here I was a bit hesitant, but I have been using Thinkpads for 11 years now and never had an issue. In fact, my X60 from 2006 still works, as does my X220 from 2011.

very lightweight; nice screen

the letter keys are stiff and squeaky, and the spacebar has a dead spot on both ends of it; it makes an otherwise nice computer unpleasant to use; also, the CPU/GPU seem underpowered on the battery: video playback is choppy

Great laptop from Lenovo, nice to see the hdmi get added this year. Cons: No thunderbolt/USB C Quality laptop with a premium feel, bit pricey but its worth every penny.

The laptop is wonderful for frequent travelers. The form factor fits the dining tray in the economy class nicely and the battery duration lasted 5 hours, great for transcontinental flights. The only thing is the keyboard, the adaptive keyboard is something to get used to.

This product is a kind of special , it' s cases are made with carbon which means a high reduce of weight just 1.408 kg and also with a 14 inch size make this device easier to care wherever you go and with 8 hour of battery life and you are completed.

CPU ; RAM ; Graphic HD5000

Amount of SSD

Fantastic machine. Have had a long line of Thinkpads from the early 1990s and really missed the red Trackpoint button when I bought a Yoga a couple of years back. Saw this on Amazon at a great price so snapped it up before it went.

Memory module died after 1 year. It's soldered to motherboard and ssd is a weird format so really hard to get my data back. Not recommended...

Lenovo installed some junk software which make the PC speed very slow. CPU consumption is always very high even at idle status. I do not like the software installed by lenovo. when I purchased the PC, i maxed out the configuration (intel i7 with 8GB ram with 256GB solid state) and I expected a very...

Keyboard is very nice; PC is a solid built

Lenovo installed some junk software which make the PC speed very slow; Fan noise is really loud

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (4th Gen.) is a capable business laptop with a premium ultrabook design that melds portability with rock-solid performance.

The laptop's thin and light design is extremely portable; without sacrificing any capabilities

It's missing some ports like Ethernet and a full-size SD card slot