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March 2018
(88%)
133 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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5647 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
HDR screen option is bright and clean
Tough magnesium alloy frame and different 'business casual' lightweight carbon design
4G/LTE support for on-the-go working
Light and compact
Muchimproved display
Topclass keyboard
Ultra-portable
Wonderful keyboard
Speedy benchmarks
Built-in webcam cover
Refined keyboard and touchpad experience
Soft-touch carbon materials feel great
Perfect use of Thunderbolt 3
Speedy processor and storage
Robust build quality
The editors didn't like
Undeniably expensive
Battery life should be better
HDR screen backlight not uniform (shows in dim conditions)
Published: 2018-09-10, Author: James , review by: itpro.co.uk
Light and compact, Muchimproved display, Topclass keyboard
Temperamental trackpad, CPU performs below capacity
Lenovo's latest ThinkPad X1 Carbon is dotted with issues, but they're either small or can be quickly negated. Ultimately, the appeal of this laptop's design, display and features win out over its more offputting aspects...
HDR screen option is bright and clean, Tough magnesium alloy frame and different 'business casual' lightweight carbon design, 4G/LTE support for on-the-go working
Undeniably expensive, Battery life should be better, HDR screen backlight not uniform (shows in dim conditions), Nipple trackpad's presence won't appeal to all
The sixth-generation Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon gets in first with HDR screen skills, making it a standout laptop. Its not eye-searingly bright, mind, but that added brightness certainly makes for clean visuals that are far cleaner than other laptops we've...
Abstract: I say that having found the 2017 X1 a mixed bag that boasted exceptional battery life, but was glitchy, frustrating and just didn't feel very robust.This year's model repeats the battery experience: I was able to get through a day's work without worries...
Refined keyboard and touchpad experience, Soft-touch carbon materials feel great, Perfect use of Thunderbolt 3, Speedy processor and storage, Robust build quality
Touchscreen isn't responsive, Expensive compared to competitors, Mediocre battery life under some loads
For most people, no. ThinkPad lovers will find a lot to appreciate here, but the price tag is a problem. The X1 Carbon is a laptop you'll love to own – if your company pays for it...
HDR screen option is bright and clean,Tough magnesium alloy frame and different 'business casual' lightweight carbon design,4G/LTE support for on-the-go working
Undeniably expensive,Battery life should be better,HDR screen backlight not uniform (shows in dim conditions),Nipple trackpad's presence won't appeal to all
That Lenovo has chosen a business-focused laptop for a PC first - the HDR screen - is perhaps irrelevant, given just how accomplished the sixth-gen ThinkPad X1 Carbon happens to be.A bright screen, lots of ports, expected solid battery life and manageable...
HDR screen option is bright and clean,Tough magnesium alloy frame and different 'business casual' lightweight carbon design,4G/LTE support for on-the-go working
Undeniably expensive,Battery life should be better,HDR screen backlight not uniform (shows in dim conditions),Nipple trackpad's presence won't appeal to all
That Lenovo has chosen a business-focused laptop for a PC first - the HDR screen - is perhaps irrelevant, given just how accomplished the sixth-gen ThinkPad X1 Carbon happens to be.A bright screen, lots of ports, expected solid battery life and manageable...
Up to 15 hours of battery life, Match-In-Sensor fingerprint reader, Healthy selection of ports
RAM is soldered to board, An 8th generation Intel Core i7-8650U would be better
No matter which model of the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon 6th Gen you pick up, you're getting a fine example of a business laptop. Sure, the Intel Core i7-8650U is better overall, but the base model still wields four cores well for multitasking. Battery life...
Abstract: THE THINKPAD X1 CARBON (6th Generation) carries on a tradition of excellence that goes back to 1992, when IBM shipped its first ThinkPad (Lenovo acquired the brand in 2005). By 1993, ThinkPads were the laptop of choice for NASA, thanks to solid quality, a...
As light as a tablet, Lenovo's top-of-the-line keyboard, Top-notch performance, Good battery life
Pricey, as befitting a premiere ultrabook, Gen 2 Ethernet connector is designed to sell you a dock, Take care when configuring, as touchless screens are a basic option
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen is a superb business ultrabook, combining light weight, a powerful processor and excellent battery life...
