Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Core i5-3337U 128GB 14in
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12 years ago
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch: A lightweight contender
The Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Touch is the rare notebook that does just about everything well, from performance and battery life to its touch abilities and superb display. Its $1,399 price tag is relatively high, but if you want the best, it is worth every penny.
Pros:
- Thin and light
- ultra high resolution display
- great performance
- folds flat on tabletop
- good battery life
- innovative "adaptive" keyboard
Cons:
- Expensive
- touchpad overly sensitive
12 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Review
Lenovo has rolled out a variety of business-chic ThinkPad laptops over the past few months, as well as the wonderfully flexible Yoga 2 Pro . We've reviewed several of the company's devices in recent times, including the T440s , the X240 , and the ThinkPad Yoga.
12 years ago
Good Choice
I use mine mainly when working with Excel and so I can have 30 tabs open at once. I had a thinkpad before this one another x series. I love the nub! Some Lenovo models exclude that. The touchscreen is responsive and fast. I needed some Youtube help to get started but now it's all easy.
Pros:
- Comfortable Keyboard
- Fast
- Lightweight
- Powerful
- Quiet
Cons:
- Short Battery Life
12 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2014 review – unprofessionally redefined
On a first look, Lenovo's ThinkPax X1 Carbon 2014 looks like a great machine. Sleek, solid, powerful and packed with the latest features, it sound like a great pick for business environments.
Pros:
- sleek and sturdy built
- slim and light for a 14 incher
- solid performer
- alright battery life
- runs cool and mostly quiet
- 4G/LTE modem included
Cons:
- poor usability changes involving the keyboard and trackpad
- lacks an SD card-reader
- poor webcam
- puny speakers
- the WQHD screen is somewhat muddy
12 years ago
Review Update Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch 20A7-002DGE Ultrabook
About 700 Euro (~$1000) separate the least and the most expensive version of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon - a substantial amount of money, especially considering the high base price of 1300 Euro (~$1800).
Pros:
- light and sturdy chassis
- very quiet
- large ClickPad
- integrated UMTS modem
- backlit keyboard
- input devices offer great feedback
- good viewing angle stability (90°
- very good battery life
- spacious SSD with 512 GB capacity
- semi-matte touch display
- HDMI & Ethernet via dongle
- Gone are the clunky...
Cons:
- very high price
- integrated touchpad mouse buttons
- webcam quality is marginal
- lacks true Fn-keys
- Innovation can also have its drawbacks: the redesigned touchpad without dedicated buttons and the rather unusual Fn function-row is going require a serious adjustment period for long-term ThinkPad...
12 years ago
A great buy
Great laptop, minimum weight, excellent performance, very fast on wake up (win7 pro version), connects everywhere, buy it!
11 years ago
I purchased this Ultrabook to replace my heavy business laptop and so far it has been an excellent notebook. The design is very sleek and stylish for a business class laptop, the keyboard is very responsive and types well and the laptop comes with a nice sized trackpad for an ultrabook.
Pros:
- Light
- sleek
- very fast
Cons:
- very poor battery life
11 years ago
Lenovo Carbon X1 Laptop
Lenovo Carbon X1 Laptop i5 256GB SSD 8GB RAM Win 7 pro Not bought from Amazon Lightweight, well made, reliable laptop. For a lightweight, powerful laptop the keyboard is sturdy and doesn't obviously flex. It is nicely laid out and easy and comfortable to type quickly.
11 years ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook review
The third incarnation of Lenovo's X1 Carbon comes with an improved HD+ screen and a few new innovations, including an adaptive keyboard that changes depending on which app you're using. But it might have been even better if that was the only change they'd made to the keyboard.
Pros:
- Terrific screen
- stylish design
- ruggedish casing
- fingerprint security
Cons:
- Odd keyboard layout
- not cheap
11 years ago
The ThinkPad X1 Carbon, now in its third generation, tries to bridge the gap between slim, fashion-first laptops and solid business machines. Laptops over the years have become worse and worse in terms of features and comfort, largely because of a push to become as thin and light as possible.
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