ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 8 Review: Don't Buy It!!

[@ThinkViewGlobal]

Consider yourselves warned! 😂

[@MrQQvs360]

which model from Lenovo would you recommend if it is for the best value of work and play?

[@berfaedahbanget2305]

do you have instagram account jen? :)

[@decem_unosquattro9538]

Hi, I bought a GEN 6. The battery is by far its weakness. I bought I guess the same 2K screen. Looks like they fixed the battery issue. Mine, lucky if I get 2~3 hours. Audio is down firing which muffles the audio. Not good. Your right about the exhaust pipe. When it heats up just wear a welding glove to stop your hand getting bbq'd.😏 Also what SSD did you get? I wasn't very happy with mine. Its fair but not great. I ended up buying a 1GB Samsung 970 Pro with a cash back. Really, fast and it boots up super fast. Also I had the battery replaced 3 times. And they swapped the main board. I hope they didnt swap out an inferior mainboard with cheaper lower performing southbridge chip. They stuffed me around with support but when the finally did replace batteries they finally did replace them. Despite new batteries its still doesn't last long enough. Maybe charging port could be more durable it feels a little loose. When you plug it in its not a tight firm connection. My other peeves is where the SIM card slot is. Out the back of the back. Sigh. Aside from all these issues I like it. Like you said keyboards fantastic. I like the 2K screen. I like its compactness. I like the I/O. Plenty of usb etc. I also like that its easy to remove the back cover. Simple design which is practical and functional. The finish is okay although it tends to mark very easily. I'll wait till 2021 maybe they'll offer the latest cpu. I'll get a 15' next time also. Good review! Thank you.😊👏

[@user-hu2fr7eo1v]

@@decem_unosquattro9538 1GB Samsung 970 Pro , you are a genius

[@decem_unosquattro9538]

@@user-hu2fr7eo1v Yes, the write speed is faster than the cheaper OEM SSD. Also it boots up super fast. Samsung make mostly good products although their phones are starting to lose their robust material quality in some areas. If you bought the 1GB SAMSUNG 970 Pro SSD then enjoy! 😀👍🏻

[@minionan]

ThinkView crew, keep in mind that the laptop you are reviewing is for the business crowd. To your upgrade points, I say: 1. Upgrade touchpad - Noooo! 2. Upgrade thinner bezels - Maybe, if this won't deteriorate the ruggedness of the chassis. 3. Upgrade webcam - Yessss! As a long-term X1 carbon business user, I can't agree with an "upgrade touchpad" point. Too big a touchpad comes with drawbacks, especially visible in boardroom meetings when you need to fiddle with a computer at a weird angle or work on your lap on the train or plane. Business users don't need to crop, drag, highlight etc. so often as content creators. We just need to point, click and type. Dear content creators, please keep your MacBooks to yourself and don't try to push features you need onto the devices you won't use.

[@lordcarnorjax8599]

I'm still using a X1 Gen1 for my personal laptop. Works great for my needs. For work use a T460s in a Ultra dock with triple monitors. I feel that some of these gripes were really quite minor like the heat exhaust, that's pretty typical for ThinkPads. Most X1 models has been just a minor upgrade & refresh as the laptop even at Gen 1 was excellent, it's hard to upgrade on near perfection. As for the touchpad size I think it's fine it's the MacBook that's way oversize. Personally I use the accupoint (G spot / stick) mouse and disable the touchpad because it's faster and more accurate. The only legitimate criticism was the webcam which most laptops still have ones that really suck, even the iMac only just got a 1080p web cam and it would have been the same on the Gen7. I'd rather have thicker screen bezels if it means the screen housing is tougher to meet the mil spec. So if you've got a Gen 7 there's really no need to upgrade but that was the same from Gen 6 to 7 and most of the previous models.

[@ChrLOwens]

I had a Gen1 I was using until last year when I picked up a Gen7. Nice upgrade and still feels very similar.

[@donalexey]

Completely agree. I have T460s and X1 Gen 3 or 4, perfect laptops. Ordered X14 Gen 2, but I feel so sorry for my t460s with dock and 2 monitors. Still going strong.

[@24601jvj]

Title is deliberating misleading to get viewer to watch entire video.

[@katmor5266]

How? She does not recommend buying it.

[@libra2054]

@@katmor5266 no she said it is still great but it s the same as gen7 so buy the cheapest one.

[@korinostream]

Arghhhhhhhhuhh

[@NinjaSushi2]

So basically she said don't buy the Gen 8 which is exactly what they're reviewing so the title is not misleading...

[@greetings-d5]

@24601jvj That's why I ignored her video ever time I searched or come across her video 😒 (Though I finally watched it this time 🤣)

[@mortenpedersen8260]

Please kill that background music...

[@konjkoglupan4865]

I see your point, but this is not a consumer product. You won't get the best performance, but you'll get best of the best mobility and a solid performance pack, if you're able to purchase it.

[@shaun1900]

Gen 7 x1 Carbon also has the 10th Gen processors in it as well, so if you look around you can pick up a Gen 7 with 10th Gen Intel processors at a decent discount.

[@chanvc]

Nice review,, U did a good job ! ~Vc Phnom Penh, Cambodia 🇰🇭

[@VSOUR88]

Les goo

[@melee401]

Got my X1 Gen 7 W/i7 last October. Still love it!

[@LongVu-ue8vw]

Hi, i would like to know if your laptop comes with a touch screen or not. Thanks.

[@melee401]

@@LongVu-ue8vwMine is not a touch screen but I do believe they have that option. The X-1 Yoga for sure has that.

[@tx6066]

You can play cs go on it

[@graywolf2004ru]

I'm left-handed, so hot air exhaust on the right is an advantage for me )

[@DarkstarDarth]

The space station only uses Lenovo laptops. My 11yr old W520 uses 2 SSD drives and has 4 RAM ports, seamless in all Adobe software.

[@Pontie66]

I'm completely agreeing with her when she says this is for business persons ... I work with X1 it is a very powerful machine, very expensive for non-business purposes.

[@DanielSpielmann]

Very helpful review, thank you kindly.

[@lf170]

The power button is right below the right arrow key. Not difficult to remember. You don't need to feel all over the side for it.

[@jackoneil3933]

Thank you! Excellent review! Nobody has mentioned PWM which is a deal killer for me

[@davejkt1]

I like your honest review. good.

[@jzizzles7799]

I still have my 3rd Gen running on i7. Still running STRONG! Using for 3D modeling to class. Faster than the newest Apple desktop we have in our LAB. lol WTH

[@islandersean2213]

Should I get xtram or p1 or p15 for architecture 3d model and rendering？ Thanks

[@SanteriHietanen]

@@islandersean2213 p1 since it's verified for cad applications which is useful for rendering

[@sacmauoranges8758]

I think videos need support engsub buy "mình nghe hok hiểu gì ráo, sẵn nghe tuyện thêm av " và chắc còn mới nên mong reviewer càng ngày càng tự nhiên hơn, Chúc cho kênh mới của thinkview càng lớn mạnh ❤❤❤❤

[@morganesler1530]

Hope its more reliable than my X1C7. My exp with the X1C7 fully kitted out with a 4k display and i7-8565U - six fucking service calls to Lenovo. Here was my experience. 1) Known thunderbolt controller firmware bug caused the system to misread battery state causing random shutdowns (going from 100% to 0% reading in an instant after a full charge). This ultimately would cause the system to become unable to be powered by AC. Ended in mobo replacement. 2) Botched Mobo repair by Lenovo tech (see 1). They installed the incorrect Mobo and Windows did me the courtesy of nuking my GRUB (I primarily live in Linux but dual-boot). Needed another Mobo replacement. Tech forgot to properly connect the speakers. I pulled up a wiring diagram and fixed it myself. 3) Beep code error, display adapter. Began with graphical corruption and "wave" pattern randomly oscillating through the output from the display. Ended in a beep code/non-functional system. Lenovo sent me a warranty replacement unit. 4) Fan failure, the tech didn't replace the thermal paste either and I didn't notice (often heat sinks come with thermal paste pre-applied). This would become a problem later on despite watching the heat levels. 5) Beep code - display adapter issue same as #3 along with fan failure like #4. I was watching the heat output from the CPU and it was well within tolerances but it was still a problem apparently. Ended in motherboard and 6) Beep code still there after Mobo replacement. Was fine for like an hour or two before the issue returned. My previous laptop was a Thinkpad T450. Where is it? In the hands of my husband's grandfather. At 6 years old, the T450 is still humming along strong without a single issue. I have since moved on to a T480s and it's been stellar in comparison. Much better build quality (no keyboard or palm rest flex), better battery life, DDR4 memory brings a performance boost - it even has an empty RAM slot so I bumped it up to 24GB RAM. TLDR: Stick to the T series, avoid the X1 carbon. I suspect that the x86 architecture has reached the end of the line for "how thin can you get?". This is probably why apple defected to ARM architecture. Apple did the exact same thing when they were stuck on the PowerPC G4 chips because the G5 was too hot and power hungry for mobiles (prototypes Powerbook G5 units caught fire due to heat iirc). Apple ultimately defected to....Intel. Its also revealing that my brother in law had a similar experience with his Microsoft Surface - system cooking its own innards/inadequate cooling in the thin and light design. The x86 architecture simply cannot handle the ultra-thin/ultra-light designs like the x1 carbon/surface/etc. Moral of the story: It can be thin but only so thin. Would not get an X1. I have since chosen to have Lenovo replace the X1 with a T14s with the AMD CPU. Hopefully it proves to be more reliable.

[@haroonasif3865]

She got paid by apple for giving negative reviews, she wear apple watch and put the macbook on shelve for brand recognition I am using this laptop from quite a while and this is the best laptop I have ever used and also the reason she is providing doesn't make sense like finger scanner and power button so I am recommending this laptop, Thumbs up go a head

[@shakymctwitch8615]

Good call on the power button. I'm months into my 7G ownership and STILL have to look for mine. Great review. In depth and thorough.

[@razorblue9]

The right Arrow Key points exactly to the Power-Button. You can think a imaginar Line from Left Arrow Key to that Button as a help.

[@howierader8917]

@@razorblue9 ...exactly! Sad many haven't figured this out yet on a business laptop!

[@reck0n3r]

How do you like the laptop otherwise?

[@shakymctwitch8615]

@@reck0n3r A year in and it's fantastic. Does everything I need it to. When I travel its usually on a motorcycle so this light and relatively small laptop fits everywhere and doesn't add to the weight. My company uses a very bandwidth heavy EHR and the C7 doesn't even blink.

[@jamesspinella7053]

For a thin'n'light laptop with TrackPoint, your two options are really the X1 Carbon and the X1 Extreme (which isn't as thin'n'light). Both models have tradeoffs that shouldn't exist in 2020- the X1 Carbon is somehow still on DDR3 2133MHz while a similarly-priced 13" MacBook Pro has 3733MHz DDR4 RAM. I don't need my laptop to be running its RAM at 3.7GHz, but it's 2020 and 2133MHz is lazy and lame. Furthermore, 16GB is as much as you can get, and it's soldered. I think 32GB is overkill at the moment, but we are near or at that point where 16GB isn't going to be enough in ~3-5 years and I would like to keep this thing for more than 3 years. We're probably fine at 16, but that 32 isn't even an option on Lenovo's flagship laptop is surprising. Meanwhile the X1 Extreme Gen 3 can't be configured without a dedicated Nvidia GPU. The dedicated GPU is a waste of battery life on a laptop notorious for poor battery life. Did I mention the X1 Extreme Gen 3 has poor battery life? I would buy an XPS or a MacBook before buying a ThinkPad if not for the TrackPoint, and that wasn't even Lenovo's invention. No doubt they know TrackPoint is keeping many people like me on ThinkPads. The irony is I don't recommend ThinkPads to anyone. Dell perfected the XPS last gen and MacBook Pros are very competitive in price for what you get (by the time you configure an XPS or ThinkPad with a high-res display and a non-U-series Intel CPU you're at the $1400-2000 Apple wants for a 13" MacBook Pro).

[@CaptainCrunch823]

Thanks for mentioning PWM! I am super sensitive to that!

[@connorstanley8842]

What does it do

[@dan8t669]

Doubt it. Most screens, LED lighting, advertising panels ... are using PWM to control brightness.

[@strato9223]

I don't even look at the touchpad cause one of the main reasons for me to buy a Thinkpad is the trackpoint.

[@oahugrown07]

Really enjoy your reviews! I’m looking for a new laptop and this helps a lot.

[@damondudka20]

here's a tip for the boys and girls yelling about power button location: the right arrow keybord button shows exactly where the power button is

[@jkelol111]

I got an X1 Carbon Gen 7 (Intel Core i7 10th Gen) manufacturered on 03/2020 and the X1 is parallel with the ThinkPad logo on the display cover :)

[@thekillingspoon]

I have a T14s AMD for work - 2.8 pounds, so a bit heavier, but I love it. It feels sturdier and more like a MBP because of the magnesium body, despite looking like a ThinkPad. It also isn’t nearly the fingerprint magnet my X1C7 is.

[@balimerouane8341]

Hello there, in the off chance of you reading this, mind me asking you how was the battery life of your T14s throughout the time you had it? Also a feedback on performance and thermals would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

[@thekillingspoon]

@@balimerouane8341 the battery life was not terrible, but not great. I’d say about 3 hours usually (I usually ran it plugged in and docked). However, I didn’t do anything to tweak power management to try to improve it, and I was running a Linux-based OS (tweaking is usually more necessary than on the bundled OS). The thermals seemed great-a lot better than every Intel laptop I’ve used. Less heat, less fan spinning!

[@balimerouane8341]

@@thekillingspoon Thanks for getting back to me. Good to hear your experience, as I'm also intending to use Linux primarily for software development (and indeed btw, the system does need intensive power management tweaking). I'll keep you experience in mind when making purchase decision this sometime this week, paying that kind of money for me requires careful calculates hahaha Thanks again kind person.

[@thekillingspoon]

@@balimerouane8341 you’re welcome! It’s a great development machine, noticeably faster and snapper than my X1C7. One caution that occurred to me-the FHD screen is not super bright. If you need to work outdoors or with an open window at your back on a sunny day, try to get a model with a brighter screen (I think mine was 300 nits).

[@balimerouane8341]

@@thekillingspoon Damn, it's good to hear this that it's faster than your X1C7, because I have my eyes in that too, but considering other things I found and your experience I don't think I want it anymore. But I'll make sure to get the brightest screen because I will be using it occasionally in a cafe. Thanks again for the info!

[@carly200]

Great review, perfectly structured, great video quality! Keep it up!

[@johnnyr956]

The power button on right side can turn on your laptop without opening it while connect to external GPU through type c

[@L1keAnEnderman]

Nice review! Subscribed

[@sunnyhoneybunny]

Thx for 09:04-09:14 :D I like the overall neutral/dry tone.

[@Rich.Memories]

I think the x1 carbon gen 8 is still the number one business laptop.

[@johaneswijaya3938]

@PianoCub how bout if it's compared to asus expertbook b9450?

[@vietthanhnguyen4020]

@@johaneswijaya3938 B9 is just in the same tier as Ts series.

[@johaneswijaya3938]

@@vietthanhnguyen4020which one is more durable for long-term use?

[@ominhtien8549]

johanes wijaya if you are still here, i have lots of experience on laptop and would NEVER recommend an Asus ultrabook. The only good Asus’s are the gaming ones.

[@johaneswijaya3938]

@@ominhtien8549 can u give me the reason? Because i am so tempted with b9 due the battery, design, portability.

[@arosoman1]

Good review, very professional, thank you!

[@chacosax]

A really good review. And finally bought it and I love

[@eccentreak]

This girl comes across like those girls in high school that everyone wants to be friends with and treats nicely because she might help them with school stuff. Like seriously, you can tell the teachers will really like her. I love you too girl.

[@xenonmob]

Great review! Please do the X1 Extreme Gen 3!

[@walldoo99]

I'm much older than you, but by boomer standards, that touchpad is huge. I've used computers that had CRT screens that were smaller, but we were amazed that we had a video text display.

[@th0m]

X1C7 had options for both 8th and 10th gen cpus. also you mention that the wifi is easily upgradeable. The wlan module is soldered on in both x1c7 and x1c8. Additionally the ethernet extension blocks the second thunderbolt port which means you can't charge while using ethernet if you want the most out of an external display.

[@insanedigga]

why do you need a bigger touchpad? Whats the benefit?

[@popokatapetl6995]

Exactly

[@andrehartono724]

Please make a comparison video between xps13 9300 2020 and x1 carbon Gen 8. thanks alot!

[@thanhavictus]

They should cut the resolution to 2k and get 90hz minimum refresh. High refresh isn't just for gaming, it's just general comfort

[@levitescruz]

Can you review Lenovo thinkpad T490? 😍

[@wallyklejka5754]

Cool video! Lenovo X1 Carbon vs Dell 15 XPS? Undecided!

[@tnetroP]

The one real reason not to buy the X1C8... the Ryzen 4750u in the Thinkpad T14s destroys it in CPU and GPU power for less money.

[@popokatapetl6995]

Well said, thumb up

[@age_of_reason]

Yeah but it has a soldered USB-C charging port. Deal breaker.

[@jamesspinella7053]

@Chelle Seems like Intel has put a hold on their plans to open-source Thunderbolt now that it is the only thing giving them a competitive edge over AMD.

[@JfaJosephR9]

The t14s has well documented issues. Overheating, bad battery etc.

[@tnetroP]

@@JfaJosephR9 Intel or AMD? They are completely different internals.

[@juanblanch8705]

OK so now it is 2024. I can get a gen 8 for $399. A gen 7 for $275 The 8has a 1 tb HD the 7 a 256 tb HD. Your choice would be?

[@rossotoro3095]

Wow, it is extremely important what you said about the PWM. Do you know what other laptop brands offer laptops with a good frequency panels?? (windows laptop)

[@googledude5649]

I bought it - Full HD. Save the UHD for the teens

[@theFUTE]

Looks like they implemented literally every one of your suggestions for the new generation. You should review it!

[@ITT-Van]

they did implement a lot of these suggestions, good job Lenovo, I got the Gen 9, it's very nice

[@mike_9956]

I have bought mine months ago. After some time it started to hybernate from time to time to the point that you cannot use it. I check internet for solution and other also experience it too, with no solution until now.

[@nickc1957]

I agree that Lenovo need to bring these machines up to date, giving them a Dell XPS style makeover. If they did that, I think they would sell LOTS of machines to business customers

[@daft009]

No thanks. I love my full suite of ports & WWAN option that is on the X1C. Lenovo will be releasing a laptop to compete with the XPS shortly from what I've read. The X1C is the perfect laptop for the road warrior

[@vovical]

@@daft009 imo x1c is more alikened to me to the 2015 macbook pro. Not as upgradable but a decent port selection. T series is more of a road warrior laptop imo

[@ArthropodSpidey]

she said the display was very "crips" The Bloods are coming for her. lmao

[@May16Joe]

LMFAOOOOOOOOO It's X1 Barbon now.

[@Chinese080808]

How would you fare attempting to speak Korean? 🤔

[@May16Joe]

@@Chinese080808 its a joke between crips and bloods, have you checked them, they are 2 gangs.

[@Chinese080808]

@@May16Joe I know what they are from their turf to their colors. 😉

[@ArthropodSpidey]

@@Chinese080808 She's Vietnamese so that's a pretty stupid argument :)

[@OpGrief]

The only bad thing for me is the webcam The other things that you mentioned are due to the tests that they make into their laptops. its the only laptop in the world that takes this kind of tests and the only that you can open without losing guarantee in this kind of machine. Touchpad size is good for me because I use the nipple as well.

[@OpGrief]

@@David-vb8tg i really don't care but it is a business laptop, so it should be a good one 🥺

[@OpGrief]

@@David-vb8tg Nice! Order one for me as well 🤣

[@peteturner8493]

Great review totally agree with your upgrade comments for the X1 an opportunity missed!

[@ladydusk1]

Does it have a backlit keyboard? Great review, very honest and informative.

[@lexmaslennikov4415]

Love the crips display tho

[@andrew.turner]

And that was probably the least cringiest thing about this video.

[@TalesOfPeople]

Wow you got that wrong. Just because it's only slightly better than gen 7 doesn't mean it's a "Don't Buy It!!" Who buys every gen of a laptop? I have a gen 6 and literally all of the things you mentioned that are "the same" are different from gen 6 I got all of a year and a half ago. Plus the Intel 10th gen is a whole actual generation of architecture better than the last one

[@LucGeurts61]

Yup, agree.

[@itsaliza8641]

True!

[@rolfjohansen5376]

a too large touchpad will only get in the way when typing as the back part of the hands will generate (potentially) false input

[@popokatapetl6995]

Exactly

[@TheShawMustGoOn]

Someone has never heard of palm rejection.

[@xzibitbee6198]

Such an honest review, i love you, thank you.

[@AsiJirka]

Appreciate the summary in the description

[@JtotheRizzo]

Thanks for the very detailed review! Can you confirm if the bottom of the laptop gets uncomfortably warm?

[@lamontcranston4436]

Comprehensive review with great points but I really don’t understand the benefit of an enormous trackpad. I switch between a ThinkPad and MacBook and I’ve never noticed the change in size.

[@dextiin4590]

4:18 I think she ment to say crisp I could be wrong tho.

[@ESW206]

Lol u jerk

[@islandersean2213]

Great review 👍 I build 3d architecture model and rendering, should I get Xtreme or p1 or p15? Thanks

[@constantinosschinas4503]

learn to efficiently model, texture, light and render. with efficient design you can make a good rendering in 20 times less time, but you can never buy a 20x power laptop.

[@islandersean2213]

@@constantinosschinas4503 so do you recommend p1 or p15?

[@billy88419]

How does this compare to X1 Yoga 5 Gen? Thanks!

[@LucGeurts61]

Light basic coding? This machine is made for coders.....

[@ezekill100]

It’s made to be the ultimate business laptop for CRM or databases as well not just coding

[@user-ik8wd9vm7r]

Why changing 16.9 aspect ratio. I hope they just leave that for business laptops because for the normal consumer 16.9 is the king

[@TechnoloG84]

I feel like it’s the same case with the x1 extreme gen 3 vs gen 2

[@aleabogado6703]

I have had a big problem with the battery. just 10 months later and it doesn't recognize the battery and the support is not like the apple support. no lenovo stores in Spain. its frustrating . 10 days at least without my laptop

[@tuphamisreal]

Mình muốn góp ý là giọng nữ phát âm khá chuẩn nhưng nghe rất là nặng nề @@ nên chỉnh phần âm thanh voice bạn ấy nhanh hơn 1 chút để nghe bớt nặng nề và lưu loát hơn

[@huynhvansoc8295]

hahaha

[@user-zj4sl1oz4y]

Hit all the points that I dislike about mine and wish if it was... Great review but sound a little more on the negative side.

[@kevinwang4527]

i just bought the X1 Carbon and it was a utter disappointment i have to say it lasted 20 days. I was using is regularly as a student and one day while watching Netflix all I did was tilt the screen using the bottom right corner and the screen cracked. And when the model first arrived I also had a problem with the right palm rest making weird clicky sounds every time I rest my hands on it. Since I owned the old Dell XPS 13 9360 I am now thinking on giving the 9310 a go.

[@raidisoleh3620]

How was your previous dell laptop?

[@kevinwang4527]

@@raidisoleh3620 The Dell was amazing it even works after spilling cranberry juice on it. Not joking look at ltts video on the putting the dell xps overnight in the rain. I got the 9310 now and I think its the ultrabook to buy right now or get the M1 Macbooks if you don't require any professional software.

[@raidisoleh3620]

@@kevinwang4527 the 9310 doesnt heat so bad?

[@kevinwang4527]

@@raidisoleh3620 its does run slightly hotter than other Ultrabook but nothing outrageous as long as you don't push it to its limits. I mostly do some java programming on it so its perfect for that with the 16:10 aspect ratio and plays Overwatch just fine with consistent 60fps at 1080p 75% render scale. A good alternative might be the razer book due to be launch that may have better cooling but for now if you want 11th gen intel the xps 9310 is probably the best device for the job.

[@suzesiviter6083]

Very strange, never known their screens to crack.

[@specialcookday]

I'm still using my lenovo T 430 laptop. It's still working and doing all the things I need to even it's so old. T 430 will last probably 2 more years. So far I just changed battery. I would say this is better than 💩🍎 🍎 is more expensive and won't last longer than 2 years.

[@lissa2679]

I just bought this laptop and for some reason it seems like the battery life is not as good as the 7th gen. Both with FHD displays. Also, does your G H and B keys seem a little lower than the rest of the keys because of the trackpoint? Seems very strange since I did not have that problem on my 7th gen. Don't know if its a quality control issue. This is my 4th Thinkpad. All of them I had to return because there were quality control issues. Very disappointing considering how expensive this is.

[@Space_Debris]

Would one remember perpendicular to the keyboard above, as far as the location of the power button?

[@vitalkhlebnikov]

I'm surprised to see some many reviews of Lenovo laptops yet nothing from Toshiba Portege, which is the lightest business class laptop since 2017 with fully upgradeable internals.

[@JerseyTom]

Toshiba doesn't make laptops anymore

[@minchoi6535]

Hello, Please help me to select a good laptop..my budget is within $1500. 1) less fatigue on my eyes- your video said Levono was fatiguing your eyes. 2) Lightweight 3) Fast speed 4) good battery life 5) good quality screen 5) good camera & audio system mainly using for work( alot of tele- conference). I was thinking about Levono X1 gen 7 or 8 but so many reviews with getting hot so quickly and fatigues my eyes. You have great knowledge with PCs and i want your recommendation. Please help.

[@itbaienko]

I've bought one! Great laptop, it work fine!

[@rezzaakbar7236]

Which one's better, Lenovo x1 carbon gen 7 or macbook air m1?

[@ashrafmaleki9574]

Is it worth to purchase this beast for programing? C++, Java, C Python, Graphic Designing?

[@setodanu]

Comparing with expertbook b9 you reviewed before...which one do you personaly choose? And also comparing with XPS 13/15 (2020) ?

[@ThinkViewGlobal]

I prefer the B9's stylish look, and it's also lighter and thinner so I'd be more likely to reach for it when I'm going out. But the keyboard on the X1 Carbon is better. I might do a X1 Carbon/XPS 13 comparison soon so stay tuned ;)

[@setodanu]

@@ThinkViewGlobal the reason i asked is because with 1 TB SSD, 16 RAM, Window 10 Pro, double battry i7 10th Gen,...here from $ 2,020 got discount for summer holiday into $ 1,493. So i am torn between waiting the new xps 2020, slim 7, envy 2020 or this expertbook 2019 The dilema of seing many review. 😄😄

[@60beats44]

Thank you so much. Excellent review. Could you please consider the P1 gen 3 and the P15 and P17 versions and leaving out the 'music'?

[@d3ofol]

I like a smaller touchpad, mainly so I don’t accidentally touch it when I’m trying to use a mouse.

[@abhiarora3398]

@4:18 where my Crips at? Lmaoo😂

[@GeorgeBeck100]

Great review, you deserve way more likes and subs so I am doing my bit. Thinkpad fan with a TP X1 Gen 7 i7 8th Gen and you just made my day 😊

[@ThinkViewGlobal]

Much appreciate the support! Please subscribe to our channel for more videos in the future!

[@eakchhung7489]

honest feedback, i find the background music a bit loud. Loves your video anw

[@bhushir]

Thanks to the x1 gen 8 I was able to get the gen 7 4K/i7-10th gen for $1600 from Lenovo US as end of life clearance. So thank you gen8 for giving me a good deal on gen7.

[@valuetheormin5720]

HI, there There are some mistakes on pictures of X1 gen 3, gen 5 you've shown. It's not correct. Since the fingerprint type of X1 gen3 is swipe type not area type, It seems gen 3 in your movie is gen 5 and gen 5 in your movie is gen 1 due to the blue thinkvantage button on the top of keyboard. X1C5 is the first laptop of X1C using USB-C type recharging power connector. You 'd better check pictures for your video before uploading.

[@KhurramShahzad-qt8kj]

detailed review : awesome :) Honest :) Best :)

[@cjack202003]

It didn't change much, because "don't fix it, if it ain't broke." I think they are just doing minor changes to improve on what it already good, but there won't be any major changes. Apple does the same thing: minor changes with the iPhone.

[@popokatapetl6995]

They should put 60wh battery and Ryzen 4800U that would be A REAL BEAST

[@TheMadisonHang]

@7:20 good point over all though its a couple years old

[@funs8677]

hey , do you recommand for me the t490s or the x1 carbon gen 7

[@Vova_200]

It’s good for games like war thunder?

[@yiding4445]

So true on the power button!!!

[@coolshiddh]

Please review new lenovo x1 Extreme Gen 3. And if possibly please compare with new dell xps 15 or 17 2020.🙏

[@Fulakitele]

Who pays you? Dell, HP or Apple? Tell us.

[@StormGuy.Productions]

really good review!

[@natto9919]

I still don’t get used to the power button. I request changing the location.

[@jayremi4384]

Great informative video. Background music is a bit too loud and quite distracting.

[@shujianandpan429]

Low-sequencing pwn panel is harmful for eyes. It’s very essential if you work all days with your laptop.

[@artwithmelina6159]

oh damn I never paid attention to it and I study staring the laptop screen all day :( Can you recommend any laptops that don't have low-sequencing pwn panel?

[@simont5944]

Same please! Would like to know