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Versatility is the name of this tablet's game
And the ThinkPad X1 Tablet has no rival here. Theoretically
The X1 Tablet can last as long as how many charged-up Productivity Modules you have on hand
Published: 2016-07-11, Author: Alex , review by: techaeris.com
Slim, lightweight, amazing keyboard, versatile with productivity packs, amazing screen for a tablet
Pricey once you start adding things on. Productivity packs add a little weight
Pricey yes. Performer yes. If you need a tablet hybrid option that has some muscle, the ThinkPad X1 tablet is a serious contender and walks away with a Techaeris Top Pick 2016 award.Lenovo ThinkPad X1 tabletStarting $809MSRP(USD)4.6 Out of 5Nailed itSlim...
Sturdy and adjustable kickstand, stellar ThinkPad keyboard cover, accurate stylus, very thin and lightweight, great display, strong set of enterprise features
Sluggish with tabbed browsing, disappointing battery life, keyboard cover is now a paid extra, a bit expensive for the performance, Prev2 of 2Next
The Lenovo X1 Tablet isn't the greatest performer in the 2-in-1 crowd. It's sluggish when it comes to heavy multitasking, and the battery life isn't great. But, we get the feeling the X1 Tablet is at home in the office, where power is never that far away...
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Published: 2016-06-21, Author: Paul , review by: hothardware.com
Skylake-based Core M foundation packs a punch, IPS display with flexible viewing angles, LED backlit keyboard, Modules let you extend the 2-in-1's functionality, Silent (no fans), Sturdy kickstand and overall construction
Pricey as configured, Battery life could be better
Microsoft deserves credit for popularizing and, to a great extent, legitimizing the 2-in-1 category, which is beginning to take the place of dedicated tablets. Why buy a standalone slate when you can have a tablet that doubles as a laptop? However, it's h...
Fanless design, Excellent 3-to-2 FHD+ touch display, Dedicated video out, Intel vPro, and fingerprint reader, Smart, stable kickstand design
Keyboard is $140 extra, No support for WiGig docking, All-day battery life, but can't match competition, Pricey once all key parts factored in
Well-accessorized and outfitted for business use, Lenovo's Core M-based ThinkPad X1 Tablet is a capable Win 10 tablet, with a good-but-pricey optional keyboard and silent operation. Read More…...
novel kickstand design which improves lap comfort, good WLAN performance, comfortable, well-tuned keyboard, spacious and accurate touchpad with good integrated buttons, vivid display panel with reasonably good color gamut, speedy general system performan
case, while rigid, is more susceptible to torsion than the Surface Pro and other competitors, difficult to carry one-handed while open, middling brightness and contrast pales in comparison to most rivals, PWM is present at all brightness levels up to 49
Lenovo was one of the pioneers of the convertible market long ago, but the X1 Tablet ($1,549 as reviewed) marks the company's first foray into the Microsoft Surface-style designs with their flagship ThinkPad line of products. The goal of the device was to...
Great build and design, Decent keyboard, Plenty of ports and inputs
Kickstand can slip, Mediocre battery life
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet could also be called the Surface Pro 4 ThinkPad Edition. It takes everything we love about Microsoft's Windows 10 two-in-one and adds a ThinkPad twist.There's a lot to like here. The build quality is superb, and the full comp...
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet is a Windows 2-in-1 that was clearly designed to emulate what's been successful on other devices.Tiny upgrades won me over little by little. There are enough upgrades on this device compared to what the Surface offers to make...
Superbly designed kickstand makes lap use comfortable again, Dual pen loop/holders actually secure the pen, unlike competition, Traditional ThinkPad keyboard performs respectably
A little slower than the competition, Trackpad and pen could improve, Pricey enough that you'll want your company to pay for it
