As a x380 yoga user, it's nice to see the improvement on the trackpad design and physical shutter on camera. But I wouldn't change my laptop just for them. Whenever lenovo launches a thinkpad yoga with a 16:10 or 3:2 ratio display with higher resolution, as well as front facing speaker, they'll have my money$$$$$!(but probably not more than 2000 bucks)
What's the difference between the new x390 to the x380? More ram? It's 99% the same so why releasing it?? It even hasn't been a year yet, since the 380's release... Weird move. Oh well, at least the x380's price (which, again, is basically identical) are expected to drop now.
They are releasing it because 10th Gen Intel CPU are quicker then expected to ship, rumors say June 2019 so that have to release something with 9th Gen chips before. The real question is: why the f are they trying to make this laptops so damn thin, if somebody wants a thin and light professional laptop that buy x1 carbon, the other models should have a lot more dissipation. And outperform everything in the market and be upgradable...I much prefer Lenovo from 2012 with t430, x1 carbon 1st gen etc..
Want a Thinkpad Yoga, but not sure if I should go with the L390 Yoga or plop down the extra cash on the X390 :/ As far as I know at least one of the USB-C ports on the X390 supports Thunderbolt 3, so can theoretically use an EGPU for some more than light gaming and making the lack of an internal deticated GPU option moot, where the L390 does not. Ah, dilemmas!
If you play game with high resolution external monitor, then you better get X390. Or you can get x380, which also supports TB3, and save some money. I got a refurbished x380 yoga last year, and never regretted the decision.
This follows the ThinkPad naming scheme established in 2010 Letter - Series - X - Thin and light but not as thin as the X1 Carbon First number - Screen size - 3 - 13.3 inches Second number - Generation - 9 - 9th generation in the series Third number - Revision - 0 - Original release, no hardware revisions / updates
Don't get Lenovo Thinkpad's. The laptop is alright but the warranty is useless. I've waited for over a month to get mine fixed. Tickets get opened and closed without the problem being fixed. The engineer has come out twice without the right parts. I call them up and they tell me someone will arrive to fix it by a certain date. The date arrives and nobody turns up. I had to waste a day to go to the head office to get the spare laptop. If it weren't for this being a company laptop under warranty, I could have taken it down to a dozen nearby computer repair shops and got it fixed within several days.
All the support calls I had were fixed within a day max. Including full motherboard replacement, screen replacement, bezel replacements and all for different generations.
@@davidg4512 So you reckon them taking over a month to fix my laptop was subjective. I put it you that a month not only seems a long time, but is a long time for a laptop to be repaired.
The Lenovo ThinkPad series of laptops are so damn beautiful as well as powerful without sacrificing ports. This is courage people, not what apple does.
X390 Yoga + MX150 & 98% SRGB screen..... the dream.
32gb of ram...that’s a LOT of spreadsheets
For your good number of chrome tabs you open
32?!!!! jesus!
32GB RAM is certainly handy for content creation and multitasking. A 2021 desktop PC would benefit with 64GB.
Does this has lift and lock keyboard? When we use in tablet mode does the keys become flat?
As a x380 yoga user, it's nice to see the improvement on the trackpad design and physical shutter on camera. But I wouldn't change my laptop just for them. Whenever lenovo launches a thinkpad yoga with a 16:10 or 3:2 ratio display with higher resolution, as well as front facing speaker, they'll have my money$$$$$!(but probably not more than 2000 bucks)
Sangjun Park Higher and taller screen aspect ratio and greater resolution would be very nice indeed. Microsoft Surface has been doing this for years.
Why put heatsink on the right side ? I don't want to warm my hand when using mouse.
But what if you are poor and cant heat your room in winter.
Where you see a flaw, I see a feature...
What's the expected price?
Wish it had an MX150
MX250
Just to keep all my chrome tabs open
What's the difference between the new x390 to the x380? More ram? It's 99% the same so why releasing it?? It even hasn't been a year yet, since the 380's release... Weird move. Oh well, at least the x380's price (which, again, is basically identical) are expected to drop now.
They are releasing it because 10th Gen Intel CPU are quicker then expected to ship, rumors say June 2019 so that have to release something with 9th Gen chips before.
The real question is: why the f are they trying to make this laptops so damn thin, if somebody wants a thin and light professional laptop that buy x1 carbon, the other models should have a lot more dissipation. And outperform everything in the market and be upgradable...I much prefer Lenovo from 2012 with t430, x1 carbon 1st gen etc..
@@davidelucchin524 Yeah I agree. I got a T470 myself, I don't think I'll upgrade for the foreseeable future.
Any word on the expandability? Is the ram soldered now?
Its soldered, says so on the product page.
Is LTE model available?
It gets really confusing to choose among huge amount of options Lenovo offers on their website. It's good but a bit annoying at the same time.
True, i'm struggling
can you try huawei matebook x pro 2019?
you mean huawei spybook
Matebook? Failed copy of MacBook ;)
looks pretty solid.
Want a Thinkpad Yoga, but not sure if I should go with the L390 Yoga or plop down the extra cash on the X390 :/ As far as I know at least one of the USB-C ports on the X390 supports Thunderbolt 3, so can theoretically use an EGPU for some more than light gaming and making the lack of an internal deticated GPU option moot, where the L390 does not. Ah, dilemmas!
If you play game with high resolution external monitor, then you better get X390. Or you can get x380, which also supports TB3, and save some money. I got a refurbished x380 yoga last year, and never regretted the decision.
Great.I ordered that one.
So, do you have it now?
I always chuckle a little when geeks automatically say laptop with only integrated GPU = disappointment... HOW WOULD I PLAY GAMES ON IT :p
How does calling it 390 makes any sense
This follows the ThinkPad naming scheme established in 2010
Letter - Series - X - Thin and light but not as thin as the X1 Carbon
First number - Screen size - 3 - 13.3 inches
Second number - Generation - 9 - 9th generation in the series
Third number - Revision - 0 - Original release, no hardware revisions / updates
@@bradleyhove4177 my bad 😒😅
@@neerkum5428 it's all good, knowing how the naming works makes it way easy to identify any of the laptops
Don't get Lenovo Thinkpad's. The laptop is alright but the warranty is
useless. I've waited for over a month to get mine fixed. Tickets get
opened and closed without the problem being fixed. The engineer has come
out twice without the right parts. I call them up and they tell me
someone will arrive to fix it by a certain date. The date arrives and
nobody turns up. I had to waste a day to go to the head office to get
the spare laptop. If it weren't for this being a company laptop under
warranty, I could have taken it down to a dozen nearby computer repair
shops and got it fixed within several days.
All the support calls I had were fixed within a day max. Including full motherboard replacement, screen replacement, bezel replacements and all for different generations.
@@svelle37My experience was different.
My repairs were next business day. I believe your experience is subjective and is the odd ball. We will take that with a a grain of salt.
@@davidg4512 So you reckon them taking over a month to fix my laptop was subjective. I put it you that a month not only seems a long time, but is a long time for a laptop to be repaired.
Lenovo Indonesia service is always great ;)
The Lenovo ThinkPad series of laptops are so damn beautiful as well as powerful without sacrificing ports.
This is courage people, not what apple does.
As i can see Lenovo marketing pays off. Im using thinkpads since W520 and allways thinking the same thing.
@[citation needed] yes you are correct but it is still miles better than the competition.
Kinda good.
get rid of that nipple relict already lenovo
What a useless review .Didn't mention price ,didn't mention options .Just a dumb review for lenovo .
read the title, it's hands on, not review