Always the best reviews out there, showing the internals and how upgradeable they are by end users. I also like your take on keyboards. Thanks for all you put into the reviews.
I enjoy the simplicity and straightforwardness of her reviews, without any jokes or shenanigans, relevant information presented thoughtfully with relevance to details as well as technical explanations. Subbed.
nothing to see here can you see, what the rock, is typing? now seriously, one would never predict something like a donglebook would happen, especially an apple one, since macbooks are many things but are not minimalistic, they are actually known for having a lot built in. From 2016 onwards it's clear something went horribly wrong.
And most manufacturer's have followed suit, including Lenovo with some models. Companies need to quit blindly copying Apple thinking everything they do is right, since they do most shit wrong.
Lisa, I purchased this laptop today, largely based on this review and your reviews of competing laptops. Thanks for putting out these wonderful videos!
Lisa, I just recently subscribed to your feed. You're reviews on different products are on point. I like the fact that you don't hide the fact of what you like and don't like but let us decide what we like. I watching almost every review even if I will never buy some of the products but, it keeps me informed. Thank you, you're doing an Awesome job.
Just unboxed mine. It replaces my trusty T410. Most of what is said on this video is way above my head but I gt the impression that I've made a great purchase. Thanks for the vid!
OH, MY GOOOOD, its keyboard looks like my T440s' keyboard! THANK GOD! I was so afraid I wouldn't be able to find one like it again! I hope it really is the same! I can't handle any less key travel!
When quoting sRGB and brightness levels on Lenovo laptops, I think it may be important to note the panel model. Lenovo has quite a bit of panel lottery for many of its models. Examples: T460s FHD: could come with LG (better color gamut and brighter), Innolux (so-so), and BOE (worse, has PWM) T460s WQHD: could come with LG (best, no PWM), or Panasonic (has PWM, yellowish tint, lower than advertised brightness) T470s WQHD: could come with AUO (best, great SRGB), or LG (not as good as AUO, but still pretty good)
Good point on the T470s FHD touch. It is using a LVO panel and as you mentioned, Notebookcheck found it to have PWM. That is unfortunate since the T460s FHD touch used a LG panel that doesn't appear to have PWM.
@dknight211 I received my T470s WQHD with LG panel, and it has crazy amount of yellow tint to it. I am thinking of exchanging the laptop, hoping that I would get a WQHD AUO. Do you know if the AUO panel also has the similar yellow screen issue? If it does, then I'll just keep my LG panel... Or would it be better off ordering a T470s with a FHD? Does it also have multiple manufacturers with yellow screen?
David Je Hak Hwang Sorry, I do not know if the AUO WQHD screen has a yellow tint issue or not. I do, however, advise against the FHD. According to Notebookcheck, the FHD has a panel lottery of 4 different screens and all of them have PWM.
your cat model is awesome.. why don't you let her walk on the catwalk hihi.. appreciate your short sharp, clear and precise review, its really awesome. tq...
I love thinkpads but they're HEAVY! I've always wanted a slim carbon X model however those models go for around $2000 and up. No way can someone like me possibly afford that. The T470s is ideal, however. Will seriously consider purchasing this. Great review.
Great comprehensive review Lisa. I can't wait to receive mine (QHD, i7-7500U, 8GB RAM, 128GB M.2 SSD) and will add a 16GB of RAM stick and replace the M.2 SSD with a Samsung 960 EVO 500GB.
Jonathan Frank I have the same setup except with the 7600U.... the thing is sooooo dirty. You will love it. Except the battery is so/so. But it's not that big of a deal.
Gordon C Yeah, considering the 1080p gets around 7 hours, I don't expect mine, with the QHD display, to have long battery life. But I'll mostly use it for Python development, so I should be able to get a somewhat acceptable battery life.
Sifan Qu I've confirmed with Lenovo through their psref contact and they said that the T470s only have an M.2 slot and that the M.2 sata drive can be replaced with an PCI-e NVMe one.
A few things not clarified. Is the keyboard still spill resistant? Lenovo's website doesn't say. You've said the battery isn't removable, then you said well screws need to be removed to access it. I would like to know, will I be able to change the battery in the future? I typically keep my laptops longer than the battery lasts. In the past I have bought 2 extra batteries in the life of my laptops.
Lisa, I love your in-depth analysis in the reviews that you do. Having a graphic insert for the display specs like @ 3:55 is very helpful, but what's keeping you from making a graphic with hardware specs and ports like an insert at 4:35, or pros vs cons at the end? Sometimes its hard to follow you when you're rattling off the spec sheet while you interject comments in between.
Yes, the T470 please, and if available, one of the workstations. Ideally the P51. This T470s looks close to a current ideal for a usable ultrabook. Shame Lenovo are too cute on that 1080p not being as good as it could be at little extra cost - they should think more about the competition and not just try and push people to the X1.
Your videos are very very nice because you talk a lot of details. But sometimes watcher only needs part of information. So it is a good idea to mark label for each part of the video. This is a suggestion.
Haunted if you want to use the computer for long periods of time, a t470 with bridge battery will allow you to switch from one depleted battery to the next full one without turning the laptop off. get the t470s if you really need it as thin and light as possible.
morganwright123 I know the trackpad is bigger on the t470 than the t470s. Few people mention this, but I think it's key for those who don't use the red button! 😁
@@enigmaab2758 I have two T460s. Both purchased used off Ebay... The first one developed some kind of an ugly creeping grayish thing all over the case and lid and bezel. Like a fungus. After six or eight months, it decided to work only intermittently. It finally crapped out altogether. I bought a second one with somewhat better luck. A couple months ago, it decided to give me the "two beeps of death". "Fan Error". I removed the back and discovered a tiny chunk of plastic in the fan turbine. Solved the problem. Since then, smoove sailing. I use my T460 for writing. The benefit is the long battery life. If I dial the screen way down, I can get 16 hours easy. It has two batteries. The external battery is hot-swappable. I always keep a fully-charged spare on hand. But get the genuine Lenovo 6-cell 72 Wh 68+. If you aren't careful hucksters on Amazon and Ebay will con you into thinking you're getting the genuine article. Go to the Lenovo store on Amazon. Sure, the T460 or 470 will be just fine for coding. Get the i7 processor and max it out at 32G of RAM. And they're dirt cheap. I just saw one on Ebay. 7th gen i7. W10 Pro. 8G. 256 SSD. FHD. $300 free ship.
Just purchased the T470. Very excited, especially because the trackpad is slightly bigger on these than the Lenovo 2 in 1 currently being sold at Best Buy! Also, who needs a 2 in 1? I'll take the longer battery life! ☺️
Question for you Liza, did Lenovo make a T470s model with no webcam? I bought a used one from eBay, no webcam! Doesn’t even have a hole!!! Help! I find it weird.
helow Linda am having this kind of laptop but its suddenly wont boot and power button light is green, and when I boot backlight keyboard appears but only f1 and f4 turn red and after that it dont boot and keep beeping sound like ringing sound.
Can an extgpu really be driven via the tb3 port, some sources say the port has only half many pcie lanes than e.g. the P70. Would it work performantly?
Hi Lisa! I love you videos and your honest understanding of the average person's needs. I really need your kind advice regarding buying a laptop for myself being a graduate student. Lots of reading, writing and using softwares like Origin, CAD and some even for simulations purpose. I'm from India and got a budget of Rs. 70k or less thats about $1100. I'm really confused with whether to buy a Macbook Air (i5, 256GB) or Dell XPS 13 or Surface Pro 4 or Lenovo Thinkpad T470s. Please Please suggest!! Thanks a lot in advance!
I loved the t450s. I'm upset with lenovo. This seems way worse on the battery situation. Their goal was supposedly to use the same batteries in their line of lenovo t series, and they've undone that :/ So my batteries are garbage I guess. I'm curious if it runs as cool as the t450s. I'm curious if it works with the old docking station? I may get a MSI GS65 Stealth instead, since lenovo ruined this line. It's a mess. Nice review and thank you.
To anyone reading this: I have to make a choice. A local computer-repair shop that sells refurbished computers is offering a Thinkpad X270, [that comes] with a Core i5 6300U processor, 8GB of RAM, 1920x1080-resolution screen, and 240GB SSD, for $250, Whereas a different local computer-repair shop that sells refurbished computers is offering a Thinkpad T470S for $340, and it comes with a Core i5 7300U processor, 256GB SSD, 8GB of RAM (4GB soldered, 4GB not-soldered (ie. 4GB in the RAM-module slot)), and a 1920x1080-resolution screen. What do you suggest I get? (P.S. i've already done my research, and i know that the X270 is cheaper than the T470S, & comes with regular USB-C as opposed to Thunderbolt-3, & comes with 2 USB-type-A ports instead-of 3, & has a 2.5-inch-platter hard-drive bay, & has the "PowerBridge"-system, Whereas the T470S is a bit higher than the X270, & comes with Thunderbolt-3 as opposed to regular USB-C, & comes with 3 USB-type-A ports as opposed to 2, & comes with a "M.2"-type NVME-capable SSD-slot; Yes it doesn't have the "PowerBridge"-system but i don't really care about that (no offense) ). What am i thinking about using it for? Doing Coding_&_Programming courses that a cousin of mine has suggested i do and has sent me the links of, for C++ & Python.
I am trying to upgrade install SSD m.2 Sata 250Gb with Win 10 . I did manage to backup disk using Aomei and copy back to m.2 Sata 512gb, using adapter to normal Sata adapter. However the T470s refuse to boot cloned m.2 Sata 512Mb Win 10 clone. Would anyone have advice on this issue where the T470s refuse the recognise the clone m.2 Sata 512Gb Win 10.
Love your reviews, Lisa. Only one criticism...get a swiffer! Really, with the high definition images captured these days, every little bit of dust and lint shows up on those close-ups, see it all the time on many product reviews. Especially on the Thinkpad reviews since dust shows up more against the black finishes. Aside from that, excellent review. Have the T460s and it's an excellent machine and definitely worth the savings over the X1C unless excellent color reproduction is needed or in this year's version, a smaller footprint.
LOL, we wipe them down constantly with micro fiber clothes when recording. But the AC runs and BOOM, little dust specs out of nowhere. And our recording studio is kept spotless.
If I got it right you said Lenovo imposed a lower temperature ceiling; I guess in this situation undervolting becomes particularly useful. Have you tried? What is your take on negatives to undervolt CPUs?
Thanks For the Video. I am going to purchase T470 Model: 20HEA02EIG (India) One thing I would like to Know about This laptop is Does this have WWAN port? So I can upgrade Second Hard Disk
I've got a t460s 2016 model. 20gb ram etc etc . I love it . Only issue is the built-in speakers not working properly at all, to add to that am no getting parts. Can anyone point me in the right direction.
Thank you for the review. I noticed that when you pressed down on the keyboard, there was some flexing, which I also noticed when you pressed down on the Carbon X1 keyboard, in a previous review. Is that just my imagination, or do the Thinkpad keyboards really flex? I had an IBM Thinkpad many years ago, and there was no keyboard flex.
This is a nice computer. I have a 4yr old ThinkPad and might have looked at this one but instead bought the HP envy x360 13t QHD+ (16 GB, 1TB) from Costco ($1300). Waiting for it to arrive.
Daniel Rodriguez-Delgado Thanks. A friend of mine used their computer for 18 months, returned it to Costco and upgraded to a much better device. I think I'll be happy with my purchase.
I just don't get why Lenovo insists on doing weird things with the keyboard layout. They either put the Fn key on the left of Ctrl (most of their laptops), making copy & paste shortcuts "fail" numerous times, or they for some reason decide to throw the right Shift key to the right of the arrow keys, or make the Page Up & Down sandwich the Up Arrow, etc. Lenovo computers are generally pretty nice, no idea why they can't just use the standard keyboard layout...
Lisa, do you buy all the computers you do your reviews on, or are they loaned to you by the manufacturer? How does someone get started in testing and reviewing products like this?
Always the best reviews out there, showing the internals and how upgradeable they are by end users. I also like your take on keyboards. Thanks for all you put into the reviews.
I enjoy the simplicity and straightforwardness of her reviews, without any jokes or shenanigans, relevant information presented thoughtfully with relevance to details as well as technical explanations. Subbed.
A laptop that I can actually do work on without carrying a million dongles..who would have thought of that??
nothing to see here can you see, what the rock, is typing?
now seriously, one would never predict something like a donglebook would happen, especially an apple one, since macbooks are many things but are not minimalistic, they are actually known for having a lot built in. From 2016 onwards it's clear something went horribly wrong.
And most manufacturer's have followed suit, including Lenovo with some models. Companies need to quit blindly copying Apple thinking everything they do is right, since they do most shit wrong.
@@darthgamer6080you underestimate corporate greed to cut literally every corners
So proud of my T420, so, so proud...
Lisa, I purchased this laptop today, largely based on this review and your reviews of competing laptops. Thanks for putting out these wonderful videos!
If just all reviews on youtube had this quality... great job as always lisa!
Lisa, I just recently subscribed to your feed. You're reviews on different products are on point. I like the fact that you don't hide the fact of what you like and don't like but let us decide what we like. I watching almost every review even if I will never buy some of the products but, it keeps me informed. Thank you, you're doing an Awesome job.
Just unboxed mine. It replaces my trusty T410. Most of what is said on this video is way above my head but I gt the impression that I've made a great purchase. Thanks for the vid!
OH, MY GOOOOD, its keyboard looks like my T440s' keyboard! THANK GOD! I was so afraid I wouldn't be able to find one like it again! I hope it really is the same! I can't handle any less key travel!
Thank you for the video. I am getting this over the xps 13 for its sturdiness
When quoting sRGB and brightness levels on Lenovo laptops, I think it may be important to note the panel model. Lenovo has quite a bit of panel lottery for many of its models. Examples:
T460s FHD: could come with LG (better color gamut and brighter), Innolux (so-so), and BOE (worse, has PWM)
T460s WQHD: could come with LG (best, no PWM), or Panasonic (has PWM, yellowish tint, lower than advertised brightness)
T470s WQHD: could come with AUO (best, great SRGB), or LG (not as good as AUO, but still pretty good)
dknight211 that's consumer deceit.
For the touch fhd screen, notebookcheck said there is pwm . i just ordered a fhd non-touch model. wish there is no pwm
Good point on the T470s FHD touch. It is using a LVO panel and as you mentioned, Notebookcheck found it to have PWM. That is unfortunate since the T460s FHD touch used a LG panel that doesn't appear to have PWM.
@dknight211
I received my T470s WQHD with LG panel, and it has crazy amount of yellow tint to it. I am thinking of exchanging the laptop, hoping that I would get a WQHD AUO. Do you know if the AUO panel also has the similar yellow screen issue? If it does, then I'll just keep my LG panel...
Or would it be better off ordering a T470s with a FHD? Does it also have multiple manufacturers with yellow screen?
David Je Hak Hwang Sorry, I do not know if the AUO WQHD screen has a yellow tint issue or not. I do, however, advise against the FHD. According to Notebookcheck, the FHD has a panel lottery of 4 different screens and all of them have PWM.
Could you please do a review of the Lenovo Thinkpad T470 and Thinkpad T470p models. That would be very helpful. Appreciate your efforts.
thanks got mine today for 300$aud (220USD) offical refubed from lenovo. 5 year old product, but should be fine to light task. thanks for the review!
your cat model is awesome.. why don't you let her walk on the catwalk hihi.. appreciate your short sharp, clear and precise review, its really awesome. tq...
warak anda short? lol
I love thinkpads but they're HEAVY!
I've always wanted a slim carbon X model however those models go for around $2000 and up. No way can someone like me possibly afford that. The T470s is ideal, however. Will seriously consider purchasing this.
Great review.
You can get these second hand apply for the previous years model
Just bought the X1 Carbon (Intel i7-7500, 16gb ram, 512 SSD PCIe-NVMe, WQHD (2K) screen, Win10 Pro, Office 2016). Lenovo killed it wit the X1 Carbon 5th gen.
I can't get used to a Thinkpad being silver, especially when in the office
You’re very eloquent and knowledgeable. Keep up the great work!
Great comprehensive review Lisa. I can't wait to receive mine (QHD, i7-7500U, 8GB RAM, 128GB M.2 SSD) and will add a 16GB of RAM stick and replace the M.2 SSD with a Samsung 960 EVO 500GB.
Jonathan Frank I have the same setup except with the 7600U.... the thing is sooooo dirty. You will love it. Except the battery is so/so. But it's not that big of a deal.
I'm sure I will and considering the specs it has, I definitely plan on keeping this device for at least the next 5 years, if not more.
Gordon C Yeah, considering the 1080p gets around 7 hours, I don't expect mine, with the QHD display, to have long battery life.
But I'll mostly use it for Python development, so I should be able to get a somewhat acceptable battery life.
i want the 128g model too and to replace a pcie ssd later. but i am not sure if the motherboard from the sata model support pcie ?
Sifan Qu I've confirmed with Lenovo through their psref contact and they said that the T470s only have an M.2 slot and that the M.2 sata drive can be replaced with an PCI-e NVMe one.
A few things not clarified. Is the keyboard still spill resistant? Lenovo's website doesn't say. You've said the battery isn't removable, then you said well screws need to be removed to access it. I would like to know, will I be able to change the battery in the future? I typically keep my laptops longer than the battery lasts. In the past I have bought 2 extra batteries in the life of my laptops.
Awesome in-depth review, thanks!
I love your channel, good reviews!
Lisa, I love your in-depth analysis in the reviews that you do. Having a graphic insert for the display specs like @ 3:55 is very helpful, but what's keeping you from making a graphic with hardware specs and ports like an insert at 4:35, or pros vs cons at the end? Sometimes its hard to follow you when you're rattling off the spec sheet while you interject comments in between.
Thanks, very helpful, exactly what I Was looking for
love your reviews! please do a keyboard comparison for the t470, t470p, t470s and x1 g5 .
thank you so much and keep the good work
Nicely done and good coverage without a lot of blather.
Thank yo for the review Lisa.
Yes, the T470 please, and if available, one of the workstations. Ideally the P51. This T470s looks close to a current ideal for a usable ultrabook. Shame Lenovo are too cute on that 1080p not being as good as it could be at little extra cost - they should think more about the competition and not just try and push people to the X1.
Your videos are very very nice because you talk a lot of details. But sometimes watcher only needs part of information. So it is a good idea to mark label for each part of the video. This is a suggestion.
Thunderbolt 3 adds value to any notebook. You can add super fast storage and egpu support. Real nice
much better to get the regular t470 it's as thick as the t450s and it is still upgradable and has the bridge battery
TheJavw Your mom has bridge battery
TheJavw i shouldn't be laughing at this, but it's so witty and unexpected...
wait so it's better to get the standard t470? thought it's thicker and heavier
Haunted if you want to use the computer for long periods of time, a t470 with bridge battery will allow you to switch from one depleted battery to the next full one without turning the laptop off.
get the t470s if you really need it as thin and light as possible.
BlendJul awesome. and would you recommend getting just 8gb and upgrade yourself to 32. What about upgrading the screen to 1920?
Love your review, so detailed 😎
Never mind the T470s--I'd love to see a review of the T470p (a fully-loaded quad-core model with the WQHD display).
Will you do a review on the regular T470?
morganwright123 I ask her on an older video and she answered "yes".I thing the difference is not to big. But I'm looking forward to the review, too.
morganwright123 I know the trackpad is bigger on the t470 than the t470s. Few people mention this, but I think it's key for those who don't use the red button! 😁
standupguy12 Id buy the T470 because of the bridge battery system.
The 470 gives more options for RAM, HD and docking
T470p please.
Just bought a T460. Very happy with it. Already have a T410 and a W541. Both still working beautifully.
I'm planning on buying the t470 for coding, how is the t460 holding up
@@enigmaab2758 I have two T460s. Both purchased used off Ebay...
The first one developed some kind of an ugly creeping grayish thing all over the case and lid and bezel. Like a fungus. After six or eight months, it decided to work only intermittently. It finally crapped out altogether.
I bought a second one with somewhat better luck. A couple months ago, it decided to give me the "two beeps of death". "Fan Error".
I removed the back and discovered a tiny chunk of plastic in the fan turbine. Solved the problem. Since then, smoove sailing.
I use my T460 for writing. The benefit is the long battery life. If I dial the screen way down, I can get 16 hours easy. It has two batteries. The external battery is hot-swappable. I always keep a fully-charged spare on hand.
But get the genuine Lenovo 6-cell 72 Wh 68+. If you aren't careful hucksters on Amazon and Ebay will con you into thinking you're getting the genuine article. Go to the Lenovo store on Amazon.
Sure, the T460 or 470 will be just fine for coding. Get the i7 processor and max it out at 32G of RAM.
And they're dirt cheap. I just saw one on Ebay. 7th gen i7. W10 Pro. 8G. 256 SSD. FHD. $300 free ship.
Just purchased the T470. Very excited, especially because the trackpad is slightly bigger on these than the Lenovo 2 in 1 currently being sold at Best Buy! Also, who needs a 2 in 1? I'll take the longer battery life! ☺️
Hey Lisa, what do you think about the new Acer Swift 1 and 3?
Thanks, great review!
Why does the laptop display go OFF and ON when you plug and unplug the charger? Can it be fixed or is it a factory setting?
Great video. Objective and clear.
Question for you Liza, did Lenovo make a T470s model with no webcam? I bought a used one from eBay, no webcam! Doesn’t even have a hole!!! Help! I find it weird.
helow Linda am having this kind of laptop but its suddenly wont boot and power button light is green, and when I boot backlight keyboard appears but only f1 and f4 turn red and after that it dont boot and keep beeping sound like ringing sound.
Can an extgpu really be driven via the tb3 port, some sources say the port has only half many pcie lanes than e.g. the P70. Would it work performantly?
great review, very informative!
Hi Lisa!
I love you videos and your honest understanding of the average person's needs.
I really need your kind advice regarding buying a laptop for myself being a graduate student. Lots of reading, writing and using softwares like Origin, CAD and some even for simulations purpose. I'm from India and got a budget of Rs. 70k or less thats about $1100. I'm really confused with whether to buy a Macbook Air (i5, 256GB) or Dell XPS 13 or Surface Pro 4 or Lenovo Thinkpad T470s. Please Please suggest!! Thanks a lot in advance!
I loved the t450s. I'm upset with lenovo. This seems way worse on the battery situation. Their goal was supposedly to use the same batteries in their line of lenovo t series, and they've undone that :/ So my batteries are garbage I guess. I'm curious if it runs as cool as the t450s. I'm curious if it works with the old docking station? I may get a MSI GS65 Stealth instead, since lenovo ruined this line. It's a mess. Nice review and thank you.
To anyone reading this:
I have to make a choice.
A local computer-repair shop that sells refurbished computers is offering a Thinkpad X270, [that comes] with a Core i5 6300U processor, 8GB of RAM, 1920x1080-resolution screen, and 240GB SSD, for $250,
Whereas a different local computer-repair shop that sells refurbished computers is offering a Thinkpad T470S for $340, and it comes with a Core i5 7300U processor, 256GB SSD, 8GB of RAM (4GB soldered, 4GB not-soldered (ie. 4GB in the RAM-module slot)), and a 1920x1080-resolution screen.
What do you suggest I get?
(P.S. i've already done my research, and i know that the X270 is cheaper than the T470S, & comes with regular USB-C as opposed to Thunderbolt-3, & comes with 2 USB-type-A ports instead-of 3, & has a 2.5-inch-platter hard-drive bay, & has the "PowerBridge"-system,
Whereas the T470S is a bit higher than the X270, & comes with Thunderbolt-3 as opposed to regular USB-C, & comes with 3 USB-type-A ports as opposed to 2, & comes with a "M.2"-type NVME-capable SSD-slot;
Yes it doesn't have the "PowerBridge"-system but i don't really care about that (no offense) ).
What am i thinking about using it for? Doing Coding_&_Programming courses that a cousin of mine has suggested i do and has sent me the links of, for C++ & Python.
wish the lenovo 720 had a matte screen and the thinkpad keyboard/trackPoint !! It would be exactly what I'm looking for.
Really keen for the T470 review
What do you think should I buy lenovo thinkpad t470p or t470s. Please let me know
great information video . Thank you
I am trying to upgrade install SSD m.2 Sata 250Gb with Win 10 . I did manage to backup disk using Aomei and copy back to m.2 Sata 512gb, using adapter to normal Sata adapter. However the T470s refuse to boot cloned m.2 Sata 512Mb Win 10 clone. Would anyone have advice on this issue where the T470s refuse the recognise the clone m.2 Sata 512Gb Win 10.
how many ram slot for T470s (model 20HGA08LVA). I only see one slot. Right?
Love your reviews, Lisa. Only one criticism...get a swiffer! Really, with the high definition images captured these days, every little bit of dust and lint shows up on those close-ups, see it all the time on many product reviews. Especially on the Thinkpad reviews since dust shows up more against the black finishes. Aside from that, excellent review. Have the T460s and it's an excellent machine and definitely worth the savings over the X1C unless excellent color reproduction is needed or in this year's version, a smaller footprint.
LOL, we wipe them down constantly with micro fiber clothes when recording. But the AC runs and BOOM, little dust specs out of nowhere. And our recording studio is kept spotless.
Hehe. I bought the i7 7600u version for $200 on eBay in 2022. Absolute steal
just got one off NewEgg I7 7600U 16GB ram 49.68 delivered
I want to by one used. It loads Windows 10 and works fine, but bios is locked. What problems i might have in future?
silver thinkpad? thanks but no thanks...
I've become very fond of the white YOGA finnish. White ThinkPad would be awesome!!
TravelMate P2 Core i5 7th Gen - (8 GB/1 TB HDD/Linux/2 GB Graphics) TMP259-G2-MG @600$, should I buy?
I have the same specs but the nvme speed i got are 1926 for read and 788 for write. How can i fix it?
Love the PalmSource shirt!
Will you do a review on the T470p?
Will always remember it as my first work computer :/
can you suggest a laptop for architectural works that has a touch display. like an ultrabook that could handle softwares like cad..?
If I got it right you said Lenovo imposed a lower temperature ceiling; I guess in this situation undervolting becomes particularly useful. Have you tried? What is your take on negatives to undervolt CPUs?
good work & job... thanks.
can you show us the difference between the t470p and t470s? I know performance is better but how so?
Is there a model with 8GB memory soldered on-board?
This song is pure fire🔥
How does this compare to the t460s? Deciding between the two
Can you help review the Lenovo X270 - a need-to-focus laptop.
Thanks For the Video.
I am going to purchase T470 Model: 20HEA02EIG (India)
One thing I would like to Know about This laptop is Does this have WWAN port?
So I can upgrade Second Hard Disk
Now all there is to review is the X1 Yoga gen2.
Which should I go with?
Does it compatible with lenovo thunderbolt 3 graphic dock ?
Pls is it a touchscreen,
Can you fold it 360 degrees 😅
no obviously
lol 470p just came out. Need that review!!!!!!
Thanks Lisa
Thanx for video -review! U a rock! :)
From Russia with love ☺️👍🔥
Any possibility to do a review of the Yoga 720 15 with the GTX 1050? There isn't any proper reviews around!
Mam can tell me this one is or x1 carbon best
I've got a t460s 2016 model. 20gb ram etc etc . I love it . Only issue is the built-in speakers not working properly at all, to add to that am no getting parts. Can anyone point me in the right direction.
Thank you for the review. I noticed that when you pressed down on the keyboard, there was some flexing, which I also noticed when you pressed down on the Carbon X1 keyboard, in a previous review. Is that just my imagination, or do the Thinkpad keyboards really flex? I had an IBM Thinkpad many years ago, and there was no keyboard flex.
she must have been pushing pretty hard, thinkPads are one of the least flexy
are you going to review the p51?
Nice review. You just missed the absurdly positioned USB-C port. Ever tried to charge it via USB-C and use a mouse (as a righthhander)? Good luck.
You can just get a right angle USB C cable. That would solve that problem!
This is a nice computer. I have a 4yr old ThinkPad and might have looked at this one but instead bought the HP envy x360 13t QHD+ (16 GB, 1TB) from Costco ($1300). Waiting for it to arrive.
10tenman10 well Costco is famous for ample return policy if not fully satisfied try the Lenovo. I am a big thinkpad fan.
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Thanks. A friend of mine used their computer for 18 months, returned it to Costco and upgraded to a much better device. I think I'll be happy with my purchase.
Nice! Please review the T470p as well :)
im geting this tablet!
Thanks for this video. Can you review the new P71?
Can you do a T570 and P51S review please? I haven't seen those review videos anywhere on TH-cam and am considering buying one. Thank you!
What's the difference between an E470 and a T470?
did they ever make a 3.6ghz i7 variant of this?
Are you going to review the normal T470 as well?
I just don't get why Lenovo insists on doing weird things with the keyboard layout. They either put the Fn key on the left of Ctrl (most of their laptops), making copy & paste shortcuts "fail" numerous times, or they for some reason decide to throw the right Shift key to the right of the arrow keys, or make the Page Up & Down sandwich the Up Arrow, etc. Lenovo computers are generally pretty nice, no idea why they can't just use the standard keyboard layout...
You rock. Thank You.
when are you gonna review the lenovo yoga 720? i need it for college as well as gaming
How easy is it to open vs the T440s?
And how about the new ThinkPad X1 yoga? Any plans to review it?
Lisa, do you buy all the computers you do your reviews on, or are they loaned to you by the manufacturer? How does someone get started in testing and reviewing products like this?
Looking back at this in 2022. Lisa u haven't aged. Lol
No difference with the T460S? Look identical to me.