Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Tablet

Solid productivity performance ; Excellent detachable keyboard ; Unique expansion options ; Fanless design ; Strong build quality test for MIL-SPEC 810G

Not as sleek as Surface Pro ; Can get hot when working hard ; Display doesn’t measure up for the price ; Battery life is just ok

The ThinkPad X1 Tablet is not a perfect 2-in-1, but it is a good one. It offers a robust build that’s more resistant to dings and dents than most tablets, and its detachable keyboard is superior to most. It’s held back, however, by a mediocre display...

Impressively thin and light ; Comes with a keyboard ; Actually works well on your lap

Subpar battery life ; Keyboard and trackpad aren't as refined as Microsoft's Surface Type Cover ; Stylus feels slippery on the screen ; Was supposed to undercut the Surface Pro on price, but doesn't

With the ThinkPad X1 Tablet, Lenovo made a solid attempt at building a Surface-like device for business users. It's not really stylish, but it's one of the few hybrid tablets/laptops that'll get work done. Unfortunately, poor battery life and a sloppy...

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...

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...

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...

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.

The X1 Tablet is wonderfully designed and is one of the most pleasant two-in-one devices I’ve ever typed on. The keyboard is every bit as useable as what you get on the fourth-generation X1 Carbon — in fact, when propped up on a table, you can’t tell...

"As we continue to expand and refine our popular line of YOGA tablets, we’re listening to customers to give them more of what they want - from new tablet modes like Hang to screen size to operating system," said Jeff Meredith, vice president, Tablet...

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

This business class tablet is great for business users who need a powerful tablet with versatile functionality and expandability.