Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (14-inch, 2015) Series

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Despite the battery life, I really enjoyed using the X1 Carbon. It has an understated look about it which is very traditional ThinkPad, but in a much slimmer design. It is very easy to carry around in a bag, and when you get where you need to go, there...

Great keyboard with pointing stick ; Extremely thin and light ; Plenty of ports, using USB Type-A

Expensive ; Mediocre battery life ; OLED screen is not that vibrant

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 12) offers a sleek new design, great keyboard, and strong local AI performance, but you’ll have to pay a hefty premium and settle for so-so battery life.

Beautiful folding OLED display ; Quality craftsmanship that we expect from ThinkPad line ; Included keyboard unlocks productivity-boosting operating modes

High price ; Large screen and weight uncomfortable for holding in one hand ; The foldable screen doesn’t lay completely flat when opened ; Bluetooth keyboard/stand is optional on the $2,499 base model

In the still-nascent market for PCs with folding displays, Lenovo surges ahead with the ThinkPad X1 Fold 16.

Extra Security with Touch Finger sensor ; 2560 x 1440 Stunning display ; Storage options are ultrafast with ; Powerful performance with Intel ; Ultra book which is light and uncompromisingly thin

Slower SSD compare to other Ultrabooks ; Uses new AC adapter format ; Only one USB 3.0 port ; Bit Expensive ; Mediocore webcam

Fantastic performance with class-leading battery life. Perfect selection of ports. Light and compact for a 14-inch laptop. Great keyboard and trackpad.

Expensive across entire hardware range.

Lightweight and solid construction ; Good battery life ; Wide range of connectivity options ; One of the best laptop keyboards on the market

Bottom-facing speakers can sound muffled ; No Thunderbolt 3 port ; Expensive

Then again, business devices tend to be priced a little higher because of their additional security and manageability features and access to a range of docking accessories, just look at the

Smaller and lighter in every way ; Improved Microsoft Precision Touchpad ; Windows 10 Signature Edition cuts bloatware

Expensive

Lenovo refines the already excellent ThinkPad X1 Carbon, making it smaller and lighter, while cutting bloatware and adding more power with Kaby Lake processors.

Excellent, reliable performance ; The very best keyboard and trackpad ; Thin and solid build quality

Paradoxically glare-prone anti-glare coating ; Still no SD card reader ; Unimpressive battery life

The Lenovo X1 Carbon offers reliable performance with a stellar keyboard, but short battery life and a glare-filled screen are two untenable problems.

High-quality keyboard ; Solid build quality ; Great portability

An IPS screen isn't standard ; No SD card slot

Build quality ; Keyboard ; Large, smooth touchpad ; Fast SSD

Vertical viewing angles a little narrow ; RAM not upgradeable ; Non-standard SSD ; Pricey

Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon is aimed at business users who need an Ultrabook management features and better security than a standard model. It's well built, quite comfortable to use, and performs quite well. However, it's not a user-serviceable unit...