You are THE only one that did a proper review on this specific thinkpad model on TH-cam. Some of us can’t afford the top notch thinkpads, so having you review this E585 thinkpad is awesome. Thank you for that!
i had legion y530 but the screen is too high! and I don't get used to it. does this have the strong case like the legion please? the legion the housing quality is enormous good never felt better so strong. and super strong keyboard is a must for me but I want to test mer illuminated that is a must for me; which series of thinkpad has lighting keys please? so i look back quality housing like the legion y530, is the thinkpad much stronger than ideapad please?
Don't you afraid that charging via usb-c will not be very reliable? All my smartphones stoped to work because usb port was damaged and it was not possible to charge them....
I hope they release a version with the new Ryzen 4000 8 core CPUs this year. I could get one with 32 GB Ram, 1 TB Nvme and 1 TB HDD for around 950€ with student discount. If it had an 8 core cpu this would be great for compiling time and VMs. Installing Ubuntu and this thing will be my main device for software engineering the next 4 years!
Really nice review! Unbelievable! This reviewer answered questions before I can raise them. It was almost telepathic. My first thought, raced towards ... A) what about the comparison with the A485? B) what would I give up in clock speed? C) what would I give up in terms of features? ( back-lit keys are very important) Oftentimes, I don't suscribe. However, something tells me you are keeping on track with following up on the faster AMD Thinkpad series. I must suscribe!
Hi, I have a some question about e585 First one: Battery Time? Second: Fan Noise and Temp? Third: Is it more robust(quality) than Ideapad 330V Series? I have little confusion, I want to buy a laptop for programming and sometimes play old games.(Lol,Cs vb.) but i can not choice, should i buy e585? Do you think I should take V330(8250u+1tb hdd + 128 gb ssd + full hd) or e585(maybe e580)?
E585 has about 4-5 hours battery life at typical use (i.e. several browser tabs and youtube videos) with 100% screen brightness. At 50% brightness you can get over 6-8 hours of battery life. With lighter usage or lower screen brightness the battery life is a bit longer. In general, I would recommend the E585 over the E580. It's newer and the Vega 8 or 10 graphics unit is a lot more powerful than anything the i5 or i7 has. This point is relevant if you want to play MOBAs or do light gaming on it or do amateur video editing with applications like Movie Studio or Vegas, etc.
I've read about thermal throttling which concerns me on both models (A and E), if the E had a secondary battery option like the A series, I'd def go with that. But since it doesn't, I'm waiting to hear more about how CPU performance is on both models. Edit: I'm also curious of the Ryzen Mobile Pro differences from the Ryzen Mobile CPUs, since they are listed differently on Lenovo's website, I haven't been able to find too much information on them.
@@GameTechReviews Thanks for the information, do you plan on testing thermals in the A/E series you've unboxed so far? Not many people are doing reviews besides FPS/GPU benchmarking in games, and I plan to use mine for productivity and Blender, which I think are more CPU intensive depending on the renderer.
@@alienpolygon6926 I might do thermal testing but from my own tests with the A485, it doesn't seem to be thermal limited. I think a bios update could improve boost speed performance. So far it seems to heat up to around 75c which is not really that bad.
@@GameTechReviews That's a relief, as mine is shipping next week, regardless if you end up doing them, it'd be beneficial. Thanks again for making these.
Please how do I get the dedicated graphics to show on this machine....I have the same one but my display adapter settings doesn't show the required 2gb
This laptop's kind of overkill for just basic office function to be honest. I'm getting it as a mobile workstation for my CAD software, but for the price it's really nice and will last a while.
You are THE only one that did a proper review on this specific thinkpad model on TH-cam. Some of us can’t afford the top notch thinkpads, so having you review this E585 thinkpad is awesome. Thank you for that!
i had legion y530 but the screen is too high! and I don't get used to it. does this have the strong case like the legion please? the legion the housing quality is enormous good never felt better so strong. and super strong keyboard is a must for me
but I want to test mer illuminated that is a must for me;
which series of thinkpad has lighting keys please?
so i look back quality housing like the legion y530, is the thinkpad much stronger than ideapad please?
Can you please do a RAM and SSD upgrade video for this model? Thank you.
Amazingly, this laptops specs are now BASELINE in 2022.
Don't you afraid that charging via usb-c will not be very reliable? All my smartphones stoped to work because usb port was damaged and it was not possible to charge them....
I hope they release a version with the new Ryzen 4000 8 core CPUs this year.
I could get one with 32 GB Ram, 1 TB Nvme and 1 TB HDD for around 950€ with student discount.
If it had an 8 core cpu this would be great for compiling time and VMs.
Installing Ubuntu and this thing will be my main device for software engineering the next 4 years!
Really nice review! Unbelievable! This reviewer answered questions before I can raise them. It was almost telepathic. My first thought, raced towards
...
A) what about the comparison with the A485?
B) what would I give up in clock speed?
C) what would I give up in terms of features?
( back-lit keys are very important)
Oftentimes, I don't suscribe. However, something tells me you are keeping on track with following up on the faster AMD Thinkpad series. I must suscribe!
New AMD Ryzen 4000 series thinkpad are coming soon.
Game Tech Reviews Much Thanks!
Hi, I have a some question about e585
First one: Battery Time?
Second: Fan Noise and Temp?
Third: Is it more robust(quality) than Ideapad 330V Series?
I have little confusion, I want to buy a laptop for programming and sometimes play old games.(Lol,Cs vb.) but i can not choice, should i buy e585?
Do you think I should take V330(8250u+1tb hdd + 128 gb ssd + full hd) or e585(maybe e580)?
E585 has about 4-5 hours battery life at typical use (i.e. several browser tabs and youtube videos) with 100% screen brightness. At 50% brightness you can get over 6-8 hours of battery life. With lighter usage or lower screen brightness the battery life is a bit longer. In general, I would recommend the E585 over the E580. It's newer and the Vega 8 or 10 graphics unit is a lot more powerful than anything the i5 or i7 has. This point is relevant if you want to play MOBAs or do light gaming on it or do amateur video editing with applications like Movie Studio or Vegas, etc.
thank for answer, that is look enough for me. maybe i can add hdd, and if i need i can upgrade ram to 16gb ##
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@@yigityildiz9472 sen aldın mı kanka :D
@@omerkepenek5468 ben hpnin bı modeli aldim
Hello, I was wondering if the laptop could run some light games like cs go and others. Is the Ryzen 7 and Vega 10 a good option
@@intelarcy temperature while playing ?
Great video, for the charging on this, can you plug the USB C directly into a lower wattage USB C wall outlet, like an 18w or 36w outlet?
I've read about thermal throttling which concerns me on both models (A and E), if the E had a secondary battery option like the A series, I'd def go with that. But since it doesn't, I'm waiting to hear more about how CPU performance is on both models.
Edit: I'm also curious of the Ryzen Mobile Pro differences from the Ryzen Mobile CPUs, since they are listed differently on Lenovo's website, I haven't been able to find too much information on them.
The Ryzen PRO series processors come with a longer warranty and more security features that you usually see deployed in a corporate environment.
@@GameTechReviews Thanks for the information, do you plan on testing thermals in the A/E series you've unboxed so far? Not many people are doing reviews besides FPS/GPU benchmarking in games, and I plan to use mine for productivity and Blender, which I think are more CPU intensive depending on the renderer.
@@alienpolygon6926 I might do thermal testing but from my own tests with the A485, it doesn't seem to be thermal limited. I think a bios update could improve boost speed performance. So far it seems to heat up to around 75c which is not really that bad.
@@GameTechReviews That's a relief, as mine is shipping next week, regardless if you end up doing them, it'd be beneficial. Thanks again for making these.
I replaced the TIM with some good quality tim and mine does not throttle at all , fan does not even get loud.
hi, just curious about the flox of the body, is there any?
Hi do you or have you done a Battery replacement video or can you direct me to one?
Please how do I get the dedicated graphics to show on this machine....I have the same one but my display adapter settings doesn't show the required 2gb
This laptop doesn't have dedicated graphics (discrete GPU). This only has integrated graphics.
You can’t change the battery if there is a problèm ? Are you shure you can’t ?
Actually you can. Just uncover the backside and remove some screws holding the battery, and then plug it out of the socket.
@@1.N.Decent ok thank you
Is the typing experience on E585 keyboard still good?
Yes, the thinkpad keyboards last very long.
do you think this could handle UE4?
is it IPS panel or TN?
Does this have a reset button?
Can you play Dota2 on it?
Hi there
is this laptop enough for engineer students in university ?
Yes!
All my professors use Thinkpads
(And some use Macs)
So yeah ! Definitely
If I need for basic office functions email, web, MS office. Is this processor good enough compared to Intel... Wil I even notice a difference
I have this laptop for my IT classes. This laptop is pretty good for the money. I recommend.
This laptop's kind of overkill for just basic office function to be honest. I'm getting it as a mobile workstation for my CAD software, but for the price it's really nice and will last a while.
I would buy it but I will not because the keyboard is not backlighted :( :( :(
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What is the red bottom for? In keyboard!?
Alternative mouse, it is came from old ancient ibm laptops. lenovo still put these legacy mouse probably for business side
It's a trackpoint. It's an alternate mouse. Great for using the laptop without having to move hands of the keyboard
I'm fine with no dedicated buttons on the trackpad, as long as my trackpoint buttons stay.
That xx40 series trackpad. Just, ew.
do you sell??