I love this laptop; Fantastic Linux support; I UEFI boot Arch Linux using EFISTUB and it's lightning quick; Almost all of the hardware worked out of the box; I needed to configure the volume and brightness controls, but that's basically it; Durable.

The mic mute button doesn't work; Not sure if that's faulty hardware or Linux just doesn't recognize it; The blank button next to it is unused though, so I use that instead; My previous laptops all had a numpad when holding Fn; I miss that; It can get quite hot when charging.

Great laptop, minimum weight, excellent performance, very fast on wake up (win7 pro version), connects everywhere, buy it!

With its consumer focused IdeaPad U310, Lenovo showed that it ‘got' the Ultrabook segment and impressed us with a solid, powerful and distinctive Ultrabook with great battery life and an even greater value at around $600.

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).

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...

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...

Great performance and the usual fantastic quality. Yes please.

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.

Light; sleek; very fast

very poor battery life

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon feels like a return to form. Since its inception, the X1 series has been seen as a premium 14-inch business line. The series has introduced incredibly slim form factors, industry-leading performance and high-quality designs.

Fast; reliable performance Insanely light for a 14 - inch device Great Audio Excellent visuals with

Expensive Display suffers in direct light due to limited brightness

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.

Lenovo's Yoga family keeps growing, giving the 2-in-1 treatment to the exceptional ThinkPad X1 Carbon to create a 14-inch, 2.8-pound convertible that will delight business travelers.

Sleek and slender; Winning keyboard and stylus; Solid performance

Expensive; No USB-C or Thunderbolt port; Screen wobbles when tapped

For Lenovo, the fourth time's the charm. The 4th-generation ThinkPad X1 Carbon gets the business ultrabook formula right with a keyboard, screen and battery life that live up to their promise, wrapped up in a durable, 2.6-pound package.