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Uncompromisingly Thin and Light…Starting at just 1.18 kg, the new X1 Carbon is the lightest 14-inch business Ultrabook™ on the planet. And at just 16.5 mm thin, it's extremely portable.Yet Practically Indestructible ©Constructed™ with satellite-grade carbon fibre, the new X1 Carbon is the toughest ThinkPad ever made. In fact, we perform nearly a dozen separate military-grade specification tests - all under extreme conditions with dust, vibration, heat, cold, altitude, water, humidity, solar radiation, and fungus. You can rely on ThinkPad despite what life throws your way. And of course, the full-sized, backlit keyboard is spill-resistant, as you’d expect from a ThinkPad X1 Carbon. But Stay UnpluggedWith the X1 Carbon, you can stay connected, yet go unplugged more than all day, as the battery lasts up to 11 hours (based on testing three different product configurations with MobileMark 2014. Battery life varies significantly with settings, usage, and other factors.).Powerful PerformanceThe new X1 Carbon features up to a Windows 10 Pro operating system and up to 6th generation Intel® Core™ i7-6600U with vPro™ - that means lots of manageability features and enhanced security. And of course the X1 Carbon is Skype for Business-certified, includes integrated speakers with Dolby® audio, and an HD webcam, so conference calls and video chats are a snap.
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FEATURES –
So this Lenovo ThinkPad X1 4th Generation fit the bill perfectly. It's super clean line, super flat, and super light. Everything around is smooth so placing it in or removing from a bag or backpack is effortless. In just pops in and out.
And yet despite the thin and lightweight design, it feels solid to touch and carry. Be careful the smoothness of the cover and back may have it slip from your hand while carrying. I've been carrying this to and from meeting rooms with no problem as long as you are conscious of what you're holding.
The top cover is fabricated from carbon fiber while the bottom is from magnesium. And then the button to power up the unit is also made of metal. So even powering up the device is a solid touch.
For something so thin, typing on the keyboard is actually a joy to use. It's not something you look forward to versus an actual desktop keyboard attachment, but it's something I don't mind using at all.
The screen is bright and crisp actually. My old laptop I hated transitioning from my dual desktop monitors to the laptop screen. But this one takes the pain away. I don't need to squint or zoom.
There is a biometric sensor built beside the trackpad for added security. Too bad my workplace disabled this feature for the time being. I can't wait to begin using this instead of typing a password.
Finally there is a docking port accessory which my workplace supplied so I can dock at my desk and use my usual dual monitors, keyboard and mouse. Instead of a solid base dock like in Dell laptops, Lenovo created their own OneLink+ which is a proprietary connection on the left side of the laptop. You plug in the OneLink+ cable rather than use a traditional docking ability. It's convenient and you can reposition your laptop anywhere in the desk rather than be dictated based on how a dock wants to dock into it. Because it's just a cable, you have the freedom to adjust.
Any cons?
Well, yes there are. I'm not into the OneLink+ cable. It's a bit too flimsy for me having to insert and remove daily. Plus you can only insert it one way. If they went this route I would prefer they invented something either magnetic or sleek to insert either way. Something like Apple's Lightning connector where inserting and removing is a breeze.
Like any laptop that's docked with the lid closed, there heat. You hear the fans blowing out every now and then and these are just simple office tasks.
Third, the track pad isn't as smooth and responsive as I wanted it to be. It's not as smooth as glass and not responsive like my Mac trackpad. I don't know how Apple does it, but scrolling there is smooth and effortless. Over here I have a learning curve when using it.
Overall, I love this work laptop and hope Lenovo can only improve generation after generation.
FEATURES –
- the latest X1 Carbon Gen 4 is based on a new award-winning design. With just 1.209 kg / 2.6 lbs and 16.45 mm, it's the thinnest and lightest 14″ ThinkPad yet. It is built on Super Magnesium and Carbon fiber. It offer powerful performance and great reliability.
- 6th Generation Skylake Intel Core i5-6200U Processor (3M Cache, Up to 2.80 GHz) | Intel HD Graphics 520.
- 8GB DDR3 memory | 256GB Premium SSD storage | Fingerprint Reader | | Intel 8260 AC 2x2 Premium Dual Band WiFi | Integrated Bluetooth 4.0 | Dolby Home Theatre v4 audio enhancement ;
- Premium 14.0" FHD (1920x1080) Display. Anti-glare | Integrated (720p HD) webcam | 2 USB 3.0 ports, Headphone/Mic Combo, OneLink Dock port, HDMI, Mini DP, Ethernet extension connection.
- Windows 7 Professional 64 bit Pre-installed, Windows 10 Professional Recovery Disc Included, Full sized, spill-resistant, Backlit keyboard.
SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEWS –
(1) Sleek design. Great build and very lightweight. Doesn't disappoint. - I received this laptop for my work. I'm a Mac user at home. I appreciate good design especially with clean lines. No extra bumps or carvings that have unnecessary function than tacky aesthetics.
So this Lenovo ThinkPad X1 4th Generation fit the bill perfectly. It's super clean line, super flat, and super light. Everything around is smooth so placing it in or removing from a bag or backpack is effortless. In just pops in and out.
And yet despite the thin and lightweight design, it feels solid to touch and carry. Be careful the smoothness of the cover and back may have it slip from your hand while carrying. I've been carrying this to and from meeting rooms with no problem as long as you are conscious of what you're holding.
The top cover is fabricated from carbon fiber while the bottom is from magnesium. And then the button to power up the unit is also made of metal. So even powering up the device is a solid touch.
For something so thin, typing on the keyboard is actually a joy to use. It's not something you look forward to versus an actual desktop keyboard attachment, but it's something I don't mind using at all.
The screen is bright and crisp actually. My old laptop I hated transitioning from my dual desktop monitors to the laptop screen. But this one takes the pain away. I don't need to squint or zoom.
There is a biometric sensor built beside the trackpad for added security. Too bad my workplace disabled this feature for the time being. I can't wait to begin using this instead of typing a password.
Finally there is a docking port accessory which my workplace supplied so I can dock at my desk and use my usual dual monitors, keyboard and mouse. Instead of a solid base dock like in Dell laptops, Lenovo created their own OneLink+ which is a proprietary connection on the left side of the laptop. You plug in the OneLink+ cable rather than use a traditional docking ability. It's convenient and you can reposition your laptop anywhere in the desk rather than be dictated based on how a dock wants to dock into it. Because it's just a cable, you have the freedom to adjust.
Any cons?
Well, yes there are. I'm not into the OneLink+ cable. It's a bit too flimsy for me having to insert and remove daily. Plus you can only insert it one way. If they went this route I would prefer they invented something either magnetic or sleek to insert either way. Something like Apple's Lightning connector where inserting and removing is a breeze.
Like any laptop that's docked with the lid closed, there heat. You hear the fans blowing out every now and then and these are just simple office tasks.
Third, the track pad isn't as smooth and responsive as I wanted it to be. It's not as smooth as glass and not responsive like my Mac trackpad. I don't know how Apple does it, but scrolling there is smooth and effortless. Over here I have a learning curve when using it.
Overall, I love this work laptop and hope Lenovo can only improve generation after generation.
By R. Ocampo VINE VOICE on September 9, 2016
(2) Great Buy! - Just an FYI....Does not have an ethernet connection. All wireless.
By Kerry L. Batchelder on October 30, 2016
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