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The Lenovo Thinkpad T14 2024 is a very robust addition to the lineup. The design and build quality is just as expected. It maintains the classic, minimalist ThinkPad design, with a sturdy chassis built to withstand not only daily wear and tear, but also I really love the great quality combined with low weight giving me lots of security when cruising through the airport and running around. The black finish, although very attractive to fingerprints, has a simple but elegant look as always. Don’t forget about the red TrackPoint, which makes it instantly recognizable catching the eyes of everyone. The keyboard, these keyboards are one of the things that always make me come back to a Thinkpad. I can’t imagine a better device for a professional that knows what really ... MoreThe Lenovo Thinkpad T14 2024 is a very robust addition to the lineup. The design and build quality is just as expected. It maintains the classic, minimalist ThinkPad design, with a sturdy chassis built to withstand not only daily wear and tear, but also I really love the great quality combined with low weight giving me lots of security when cruising through the airport and running around. The black finish, although very attractive to fingerprints, has a simple but elegant look as always. Don’t forget about the red TrackPoint, which makes it instantly recognizable catching the eyes of everyone. The keyboard, these keyboards are one of the things that always make me come back to a Thinkpad. I can’t imagine a better device for a professional that knows what really matters. Lenovo going back to what made machines good in the old days, giving users the right and ease to repair really makes this worth an investment for a 14in laptop for the decades to pass. Strong performance and great battery life is also nice for those coffee shop visits when I’m tired of working from home. Upgradability is fantastic, but expensive from factory. Lenovo really knew what they were doing with this lineup, the nostalgia and ifixit approved in 2024 really made me come back to the classics.
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I always hated ThinkPad's when I was younger and had to use them in school. Honestly even as an adult I was always kind of "ehhhh" about them. My wife left her job in the early summer to work with me and do some other work on the side and she needed a good computer for it and I had been so out of the loop on PC stuff since high school, so I had to do a little bit of research. Lenovo was a standout option and I really felt like it was the way to go.This computer is solid. I went a bit overboard on specs for what my wife needs right now (she mostly does bookkeeping and accounting) but I do a lot of graphic design work and if I have to train her to do basic stuff I wanted to make sure that she had a computer that wasn't going to bog down the moment she opened ... MoreI always hated ThinkPad's when I was younger and had to use them in school. Honestly even as an adult I was always kind of "ehhhh" about them. My wife left her job in the early summer to work with me and do some other work on the side and she needed a good computer for it and I had been so out of the loop on PC stuff since high school, so I had to do a little bit of research. Lenovo was a standout option and I really felt like it was the way to go.This computer is solid. I went a bit overboard on specs for what my wife needs right now (she mostly does bookkeeping and accounting) but I do a lot of graphic design work and if I have to train her to do basic stuff I wanted to make sure that she had a computer that wasn't going to bog down the moment she opened Photoshop or Illustrator and I am confident that this will be more than capable of handling any basic tasks in those programs.I love that the screen is matte as it really helps with any glare, I have some other computers with glossy screens and it is horrendous when light hits in from the wrong angle so this is very nice to have. Wasn't a fan of the touchscreen, we immediately shut that off. I could see it being useful if it's something you're used to but we are not so it's kind of annoying if you're working side by side with someone and physically point something out an accidentally click something on the screen, so I am glad that feature was able to toggle off. We needed something with a number pad, which is increasingly difficult to find on a laptop any longer so I was glad that it was standard with these laptops.Visually it's still the same clunky looking design that I remember from using these things 20 years ago in school, just slightly slimmed out since then. But I was not looking for a good looking computer, just something that was going to do its job and do it well for years to come!I could definitely see myself becoming a Lenovo guy for many products in the future.
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Very impressed with this Laptop. I did have a 5 year old Lenovo laptop which I loved so it was not difficult to make the decision to stay with Lenovo when I wanted to upgrade.I love the backlit keyboard as I do a lot of my business paperwork, the mundane stuff, late at night when the kids are asleep. This Laptop is so much faster and responsive, it is amazing how much difference 5 years of advancement in technology truly makes.The finish on the cover is unusual and at first I was a bit concerned as it was holding fingerprints and even greasy palm marks, however, it is certainly not a deal breaker as a quick wipe over and it is back to normal, the Matte finish is certainly growing on me.This T16 Gen 2 has the touchscreen and it really is a game changer, I ... MoreVery impressed with this Laptop. I did have a 5 year old Lenovo laptop which I loved so it was not difficult to make the decision to stay with Lenovo when I wanted to upgrade.I love the backlit keyboard as I do a lot of my business paperwork, the mundane stuff, late at night when the kids are asleep. This Laptop is so much faster and responsive, it is amazing how much difference 5 years of advancement in technology truly makes.The finish on the cover is unusual and at first I was a bit concerned as it was holding fingerprints and even greasy palm marks, however, it is certainly not a deal breaker as a quick wipe over and it is back to normal, the Matte finish is certainly growing on me.This T16 Gen 2 has the touchscreen and it really is a game changer, I haven't looked for screen protectors yet but even if they are not available for touchscreens the screen is easy to clean.The best thing of all and in my opinion the main thing that makes this a completely perfect purchase is the fingerprint reader. I love this level of security and will look for it on future purchases.I could not be happier with this T16 Gen 2 and I would certainly recommend this or any of Lenovo products, great build quality and excellent customer service. Saving up for a tablet now.
| Operating System | Windows 11 Pro 64 |
| Graphic Card | Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics |
| Memory | 16 GB LPDDR5-6400MHz (Soldered) |
| Storage | 256 GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 TLC Opal |
| Camera | 5MP RGB+IR with Microphone |
The Lenovo Thinkpad T14 2024 is a very robust addition to the lineup. The design and build quality is just as expected. It maintains the classic, minimalist ThinkPad design, with a sturdy chassis built to withstand not only daily wear and tear, but also I really love the great quality combined with low weight giving me lots of security when cruising through the airport and running around. The black finish, although very attractive to fingerprints, has a simple but elegant look as always. Don’t forget about the red TrackPoint, which makes it instantly recognizable catching the eyes of everyone. The keyboard, these keyboards are one of the things that always make me come back to a Thinkpad. I can’t imagine a better device for a professional that knows what really ... MoreThe Lenovo Thinkpad T14 2024 is a very robust addition to the lineup. The design and build quality is just as expected. It maintains the classic, minimalist ThinkPad design, with a sturdy chassis built to withstand not only daily wear and tear, but also I really love the great quality combined with low weight giving me lots of security when cruising through the airport and running around. The black finish, although very attractive to fingerprints, has a simple but elegant look as always. Don’t forget about the red TrackPoint, which makes it instantly recognizable catching the eyes of everyone. The keyboard, these keyboards are one of the things that always make me come back to a Thinkpad. I can’t imagine a better device for a professional that knows what really matters. Lenovo going back to what made machines good in the old days, giving users the right and ease to repair really makes this worth an investment for a 14in laptop for the decades to pass. Strong performance and great battery life is also nice for those coffee shop visits when I’m tired of working from home. Upgradability is fantastic, but expensive from factory. Lenovo really knew what they were doing with this lineup, the nostalgia and ifixit approved in 2024 really made me come back to the classics.
I always hated ThinkPad's when I was younger and had to use them in school. Honestly even as an adult I was always kind of "ehhhh" about them. My wife left her job in the early summer to work with me and do some other work on the side and she needed a good computer for it and I had been so out of the loop on PC stuff since high school, so I had to do a little bit of research. Lenovo was a standout option and I really felt like it was the way to go.This computer is solid. I went a bit overboard on specs for what my wife needs right now (she mostly does bookkeeping and accounting) but I do a lot of graphic design work and if I have to train her to do basic stuff I wanted to make sure that she had a computer that wasn't going to bog down the moment she opened ... MoreI always hated ThinkPad's when I was younger and had to use them in school. Honestly even as an adult I was always kind of "ehhhh" about them. My wife left her job in the early summer to work with me and do some other work on the side and she needed a good computer for it and I had been so out of the loop on PC stuff since high school, so I had to do a little bit of research. Lenovo was a standout option and I really felt like it was the way to go.This computer is solid. I went a bit overboard on specs for what my wife needs right now (she mostly does bookkeeping and accounting) but I do a lot of graphic design work and if I have to train her to do basic stuff I wanted to make sure that she had a computer that wasn't going to bog down the moment she opened Photoshop or Illustrator and I am confident that this will be more than capable of handling any basic tasks in those programs.I love that the screen is matte as it really helps with any glare, I have some other computers with glossy screens and it is horrendous when light hits in from the wrong angle so this is very nice to have. Wasn't a fan of the touchscreen, we immediately shut that off. I could see it being useful if it's something you're used to but we are not so it's kind of annoying if you're working side by side with someone and physically point something out an accidentally click something on the screen, so I am glad that feature was able to toggle off. We needed something with a number pad, which is increasingly difficult to find on a laptop any longer so I was glad that it was standard with these laptops.Visually it's still the same clunky looking design that I remember from using these things 20 years ago in school, just slightly slimmed out since then. But I was not looking for a good looking computer, just something that was going to do its job and do it well for years to come!I could definitely see myself becoming a Lenovo guy for many products in the future.
Very impressed with this Laptop. I did have a 5 year old Lenovo laptop which I loved so it was not difficult to make the decision to stay with Lenovo when I wanted to upgrade.I love the backlit keyboard as I do a lot of my business paperwork, the mundane stuff, late at night when the kids are asleep. This Laptop is so much faster and responsive, it is amazing how much difference 5 years of advancement in technology truly makes.The finish on the cover is unusual and at first I was a bit concerned as it was holding fingerprints and even greasy palm marks, however, it is certainly not a deal breaker as a quick wipe over and it is back to normal, the Matte finish is certainly growing on me.This T16 Gen 2 has the touchscreen and it really is a game changer, I ... MoreVery impressed with this Laptop. I did have a 5 year old Lenovo laptop which I loved so it was not difficult to make the decision to stay with Lenovo when I wanted to upgrade.I love the backlit keyboard as I do a lot of my business paperwork, the mundane stuff, late at night when the kids are asleep. This Laptop is so much faster and responsive, it is amazing how much difference 5 years of advancement in technology truly makes.The finish on the cover is unusual and at first I was a bit concerned as it was holding fingerprints and even greasy palm marks, however, it is certainly not a deal breaker as a quick wipe over and it is back to normal, the Matte finish is certainly growing on me.This T16 Gen 2 has the touchscreen and it really is a game changer, I haven't looked for screen protectors yet but even if they are not available for touchscreens the screen is easy to clean.The best thing of all and in my opinion the main thing that makes this a completely perfect purchase is the fingerprint reader. I love this level of security and will look for it on future purchases.I could not be happier with this T16 Gen 2 and I would certainly recommend this or any of Lenovo products, great build quality and excellent customer service. Saving up for a tablet now.
The keyboard is the best I've used on any laptop I've owned (HP, Asus, Dell), it's not mushy but also not overly hard to press. The best part for me is that unlike a lot of new laptops in this size this one still comes with physical PgUp and PgDn keys, as well as a full-size physical numpad. The only issue I take with it is that the Ctrl and Fn keys are opposite of where they normally are on a keyboard, so it's a bit of a learning experience.As for other parts of the hardware, the touchscreen is very responsive without being too sensitive. The matte finish on the screen obviously can't withstand smudges when you're using it frequently as a touchscreen, but it does still resist it better than a glossy screen. The screen itself (300 nits) is also bright enough for ... MoreThe keyboard is the best I've used on any laptop I've owned (HP, Asus, Dell), it's not mushy but also not overly hard to press. The best part for me is that unlike a lot of new laptops in this size this one still comes with physical PgUp and PgDn keys, as well as a full-size physical numpad. The only issue I take with it is that the Ctrl and Fn keys are opposite of where they normally are on a keyboard, so it's a bit of a learning experience.As for other parts of the hardware, the touchscreen is very responsive without being too sensitive. The matte finish on the screen obviously can't withstand smudges when you're using it frequently as a touchscreen, but it does still resist it better than a glossy screen. The screen itself (300 nits) is also bright enough for most basic uses - I can't speak to the colour accuracy for graphic design work. The processor (AMD 7840U Pro) is also very fast, though how this holds out over several years remains to be seen.It may feel a bit expensive for home use (even on sale) but given its build quality (my parents bought a previous version of this model 10 years ago and it's still running fairly fast without any issues) it will be well worth the investment!
Certainly! Here's a more concise review:The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 AMD 14” in Thunder Black is a reliable business laptop with a powerful AMD Ryzen processor that handles multitasking well. It features a durable design typical of ThinkPads, with a comfortable keyboard and versatile TrackPoint navigation. Connectivity options are ample, including USB Type-A and Type-C ports, HDMI, and Wi-Fi 6 support.Battery life is decent for a full workday, complemented by robust security features like a fingerprint reader and TPM chip. The 14-inch display offers good color accuracy but could be brighter for outdoor use. Audio quality is adequate but not exceptional.Overall, the ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 is a solid choice for professionals and students prioritizing performance, ... MoreCertainly! Here's a more concise review:The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 AMD 14” in Thunder Black is a reliable business laptop with a powerful AMD Ryzen processor that handles multitasking well. It features a durable design typical of ThinkPads, with a comfortable keyboard and versatile TrackPoint navigation. Connectivity options are ample, including USB Type-A and Type-C ports, HDMI, and Wi-Fi 6 support.Battery life is decent for a full workday, complemented by robust security features like a fingerprint reader and TPM chip. The 14-inch display offers good color accuracy but could be brighter for outdoor use. Audio quality is adequate but not exceptional.Overall, the ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 is a solid choice for professionals and students prioritizing performance, durability, and security in a laptop.
I ordered a Lenovo ThinkPad T16 Gen 2 just before the start of 2024 to power my non-profit tech startup's prototype development. The device itself is pretty cool, but the Lenovo firmware relating to sleep & power-management is flaky! Every time I close the lid and put the device to sleep, there is a chance that the system will be entirely frozen upon waking. I live in fear of the laptop sleeping, and losing notes or other progress on the important work I'm doing. I've reported it on the forums and others are sharing similar experiences of Lenovo laptops not waking properly after sleep. I'm a software architect, and I see what is happening here. I have run all of their diagnostic tests, updated all my drivers and firmware, and I have tried all of the solutions ... MoreI ordered a Lenovo ThinkPad T16 Gen 2 just before the start of 2024 to power my non-profit tech startup's prototype development. The device itself is pretty cool, but the Lenovo firmware relating to sleep & power-management is flaky! Every time I close the lid and put the device to sleep, there is a chance that the system will be entirely frozen upon waking. I live in fear of the laptop sleeping, and losing notes or other progress on the important work I'm doing. I've reported it on the forums and others are sharing similar experiences of Lenovo laptops not waking properly after sleep. I'm a software architect, and I see what is happening here. I have run all of their diagnostic tests, updated all my drivers and firmware, and I have tried all of the solutions provided by support. The problem with freezing when waking from sleep is occurring intermittently to the same degree since I purchased it. I know this is a Lenovo firmware issue, and I have seen repeatedly that Lenovo doesn't care. Lenovo support says I need to purchase an extended support package just so I can create a ticket for their software support team. Their software and support teams have turned a great hardware product into an intermittent nightmare. It will be my last Lenovo purchase if they do not address this matter very soon.
Powerful hardware in it, but Windows 11 kills the fun. Runs amazing with Linux. Given the powerful processor, the cooling components engage quite often, and they are noisy, whistle-like noisy. Even when watching videos, or surfing the web. Attempted to downgrade to windows 7 and use it just four couple of pieces of software that do not run well on Linux, but could not get passed BIOS security despite having drivers fro USB3 and M2 ssd. Did not want to take it apart and attach the M2 drive to a USB caddy for this purpose. In comparison i have a Lenovo ThinkPad E550, I5 5th generation which runs amazingly fast with Linux and windows 7 on the side. Fairly quiet, except when browsing internet or processing videos - internet browser these days require lots of ... MorePowerful hardware in it, but Windows 11 kills the fun. Runs amazing with Linux. Given the powerful processor, the cooling components engage quite often, and they are noisy, whistle-like noisy. Even when watching videos, or surfing the web. Attempted to downgrade to windows 7 and use it just four couple of pieces of software that do not run well on Linux, but could not get passed BIOS security despite having drivers fro USB3 and M2 ssd. Did not want to take it apart and attach the M2 drive to a USB caddy for this purpose. In comparison i have a Lenovo ThinkPad E550, I5 5th generation which runs amazingly fast with Linux and windows 7 on the side. Fairly quiet, except when browsing internet or processing videos - internet browser these days require lots of resources...or rather visiting certain webpages require lots of resources (e.g., Microsoft Outlook web based is terribly bad at this...again, Microsoft). So i decided to retunrn the Gen4 T14 as i could not replicate what i had alaready, with more horsepower.
Having recently bought a Lenovo Yoga X1 Intel 1365p model 6 months ago (at great expense!) and found it so lacking in performance and battery life I had to return it within 2 weeks. I wasn't sure how this AMD flavor ThinkPad would turn out. However I was very impressed with its thermals and battery. At 100% workload on all cores with Prime95 only brought the CPU to 70c or so - still more headroom in the TDP. Performance also did not decrease significantly when on-batteryThe machine gets around 8hrs on battery with "Better Performance" mode set, and the screen at 90%+WiFi. The backlit keyboard consumes around 2W, the same as the LCD backlight so turning that off saves 40% idle power consumption, which is around 5-8W idle, 28W @ full load.Slightly iffy wireless ... MoreHaving recently bought a Lenovo Yoga X1 Intel 1365p model 6 months ago (at great expense!) and found it so lacking in performance and battery life I had to return it within 2 weeks. I wasn't sure how this AMD flavor ThinkPad would turn out. However I was very impressed with its thermals and battery. At 100% workload on all cores with Prime95 only brought the CPU to 70c or so - still more headroom in the TDP. Performance also did not decrease significantly when on-batteryThe machine gets around 8hrs on battery with "Better Performance" mode set, and the screen at 90%+WiFi. The backlit keyboard consumes around 2W, the same as the LCD backlight so turning that off saves 40% idle power consumption, which is around 5-8W idle, 28W @ full load.Slightly iffy wireless performance when set to Wireless AC mode - it was constantly dropping my RealVNC connections and was very unstable (it isn't my router, 2 other Intel based WiFi cards have no issues at 800mbps). If I set the Qualcomm card in this machine to cap it to WirelessN 300mbps, it works flawlessly so not sure there..I upgraded the 250GB SSD for a Samsung 990 Pro 4TB SSD and all is working well. Also the machine has two USB4 ports which support PCIe and TB3 etc, so eGPU should be possible though I haven't tested this yet.I'm running Windows 10 22H2, and have booted into a few Linux OSs and recovery tools without issue on the T14s.A worthy upgrade from ole T430, and hopefully in it for the next 10 years together :)
Seems great so far. Very quiet and cool even when on my lap. I got the 86Wh battery and it seems to last forever. I guess that means I don't get "fast charge". I usually have access to a plug so hopefully not a big deal. I got the upgraded 400nit screen and it seems a lot better than my previous thinkpad (T540P) especially when viewing from different angles. Love the 16:10 screen. It's slimmer than my previous thinkpad which is nice. Other laptops are slimmer/lighter but this suits me fine. I like that it has an ethernet port for when my wifi isn't cooperating. Memory isn't upgradable since it's LPDDR5 so I went with 32GB. 6400MHz sounds super fast to me :) No idea if I need that much, but I think this was the best way to future-proof. The hard drive is only 256GB ... MoreSeems great so far. Very quiet and cool even when on my lap. I got the 86Wh battery and it seems to last forever. I guess that means I don't get "fast charge". I usually have access to a plug so hopefully not a big deal. I got the upgraded 400nit screen and it seems a lot better than my previous thinkpad (T540P) especially when viewing from different angles. Love the 16:10 screen. It's slimmer than my previous thinkpad which is nice. Other laptops are slimmer/lighter but this suits me fine. I like that it has an ethernet port for when my wifi isn't cooperating. Memory isn't upgradable since it's LPDDR5 so I went with 32GB. 6400MHz sounds super fast to me :) No idea if I need that much, but I think this was the best way to future-proof. The hard drive is only 256GB but since it is replaceable I can upgrade that in the future if I want, probably at a cheaper price point. Love the three physical mouse buttons. So much easier to drag-and-drop, etc. And you can scroll by holding down the middle button which is kind of cool.And the best feature (and if you care about this then you probably wouldn't consider it a feature, but a work-around): The Fn and Ctrl keys are the same size. So you can swap them in the bios AND physically swap the key tops (if you're careful not to break them)! See the picture. The finish does show the grease a fair bit, but I do have exceptionally greasy hands.
I have been considering an update to my X1 Yoga gen 4 given the unavoidable trend in large datasets and on-device AI tools. I decided to go ahead and buy the T14s g5 in lieu of the imminent snapdragon Gen 6. The wight and footprint are X1 comparable, the build quality I expect had always been delivered in my now 5th ThinkPad, so no fear in making this leap without a trial run. The biggest “hope” I have to realize the extra horsepower.Update: after a short wait I received my laptop my build well in advance of the original ETA. Build quality is tight, a bit thicker than my Yoga gen 4, but quite a bit shorter. So footprint is as small as I would personally want.I ordered with 64GB of ram, but can’t seem to find how to run at the fastest speed as the Bios doesn’t ... MoreI have been considering an update to my X1 Yoga gen 4 given the unavoidable trend in large datasets and on-device AI tools. I decided to go ahead and buy the T14s g5 in lieu of the imminent snapdragon Gen 6. The wight and footprint are X1 comparable, the build quality I expect had always been delivered in my now 5th ThinkPad, so no fear in making this leap without a trial run. The biggest “hope” I have to realize the extra horsepower.Update: after a short wait I received my laptop my build well in advance of the original ETA. Build quality is tight, a bit thicker than my Yoga gen 4, but quite a bit shorter. So footprint is as small as I would personally want.I ordered with 64GB of ram, but can’t seem to find how to run at the fastest speed as the Bios doesn’t offer the option. I also purchased with the stock 512GB SSD and use this as external storage. I loaded a mirror image on a faster 2Tb Samsung 990ssd and found a considerable improvement in running Visual Basic, MS project and MS office suite. The horsepower is tangible!Looking forward to running in-app AI tools and reverting with my findings. I can see the benefits of having more horsepower for MS products, and really do like the Copilot key and I have adapted quickly to the relocated left control key. After a few weeks, I can’t tell if the new SSD has sacrificed some battery life. As configured and running the screen at 50-75% brightness yields well over 6 hours of life, as much as 8 to 9 hours depending on daily load.I am pairing it with the mobile Lenovo thinkvision touch monitor and able to find as much tablet functionality as I need. So I honestly can’t say I miss the X1 Yoga form factor.Overall very happy. While it doesn’t get overly warm, when loading the processor the fan kicks in and you notice it. This, I would say, is the only ~meh.. otherwise, another outstanding ThinkPad worth consideration as a workhorse.
| Operating System | Windows 11 Pro 64 |
| Graphic Card | Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics |
| Memory | 16 GB LPDDR5-6400MHz (Soldered) |
| Storage | 256 GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 TLC Opal |
| Camera | 5MP RGB+IR with Microphone |
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Up to 13th Gen Intel Core i7 Processors Ultralight yet packed with power & all-day battery life Environmentally responsible with the use of recycled materials, plastic-free packaging, & reduced-emissions during manufacturing Speedy memory, storage, & connectivity, including optional 5G Supports up to 3 independent monitors
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