Lenovo ThinkBook 15 Gen 4 Business Laptop (15.6" FHD Anti-Glare, Intel 10-Core i7-1255U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD), 1080p Webcam, Fingerprint, Thunderbolt 4, Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, Win 11 Pro w/Copilot, Grey

I bought this computer for home use and that is primarily for internet browsing, documents, simple gaming and occasional picture editing. Here are my observation after about a week of use: Pros: Computer is fast, with excellent non-glare screen, nice and responsive keyboard and touchpad, plenty of space and the laptop is very light. Heating exchange is done well, so it is not overheating while on any surface. Power supply is only 65W as it has dedicated intel videocard only so it is not power demanding. Especially love the thunderbolt port which was the main reason I've got this, where I can connect 3 monitors at the same time and really do multitasking when using for business purposes. Cons: That said I spent quite some time resurfacing the software loaded in this machine. Let's start with Windows 11 which I hate dealing with even this is the pro version. From basic menus hidden under multiple clicking until you get where you want to be, extremely slow networking, main icons and functions complete changed from where they were in Win 10 and some older games which I couldn't get to run because Windows 11 no longer support some functions. Luckily Microsoft still gives you the option to downgrade to Windows 10 for free if you have licensed Win 11 pro. The transition is available only from Win 11 pro to Win 10 pro. If you have a computer with Win 11 home, it will not be allowed. So after installing Win 10 everything magically started working better and all the difficulties setting Win 11 to my liking were gone. Also on the left side there are two USB-C ports. The one marked as Thunderbolt wasn't working as such, but the one next to it was acting like one. Once Win 10 was installed, things went the way they should be. So for people like me who highly dislike Win 11 I recommend downgrading to Win 10. One small minus is that the keyboard is not lightened. The other one is that the function keys are not F1-F12 by default but they have their secondary functions on by default, but that can be easily changed. Overall it is a great piece of equipment with the wish it had originally installed Win 10 instead of Win 11.

If you're looking for a small, functional, take-anywhere laptop, this is what you need. Now lets be clear. This laptop is no beast, BUT the N6000 CPU is surprisingly powerful compared to similar chips. One thing i should be clear about is that I purchased this so i could have a portable Linux system. Windows 11, in my opinion, didn't run very well. after Installing 'Linux Mint: Cinnamon Edition' it runs like a dream. In fact, I'm on it right now, writing this review. Another very important thing to talk about is the hard drive. IT CAN BE UPGRADED! It uses an NVME 2242. This is an oddball size and can be harder to find. I suggest a 2230 model and purchase an "Extender" to make it fit properly. I put a 2TB Western Digital Black in mine. Things I don't like... It didn't come with a pen. And even though the USB ports are USB3, I wish there were more. There is only one USB C port and that's for power, but you can get a USB C hub to feed it power and add more ports. All-in-All this is a great Laptop if you know what you're looking for. I highly recommend it.

This is being a good little machine, with some drawbacks. For the price, I really can't complain--it feels sturdy, mostly works fine, I love having a touchscreen on a computer at this price point. But: the battery life is only a few hours, not the larger time promised. (I imagine because of the touchscreen.) And every once in a while, the computer just seems glitch. It's not all that frequent, but sometimes an unexpected shut down, sometimes my Word program or something else becoming non-responsive. Last small thing to be aware of--the way the page up and down buttons are designed, splitting the space with the side-arrow keys, makes it easy to hit page up or page down when you don't want to do that. But still. Super affordable and extra sturdy makes this a good computer to take on work trips.

This is perfect to take along because of the size and it's really fast no problems at all so far running WIndows and Linux.

Outstanding for college. I got this for my grandson going off to college. He loves it and all it capabilities. He is a bit of a nerd so that say a lot. 👍👍

This is an awesome low-cost laptop/tablet. This is my second 11e, I bought my first about 5 years ago and it's still working great. I got this one for the faster processor and more memory. It's not a gaming PC, and it's not a CGI platform, but as a multipurpose, durable machine, it is perfect. I travel with it, I use it for speaking, notetaking, and as my desktop with a 32" monitor connected through the HDMI port. Do it!

Great laptop if you don't need Hyper V. I am not a novice computer operator. I've had two experts over, and they cannot get a virtual machine running either. Lenovo itself will not help; it says I have to go through Amazon. I will never buy another computer on Amazon.

A great little laptop/tablet for the price. No real problems so far. I bought two. My husband takes his to the garage and runs a video while he is working on a car. Quick way to see how others solve the problem. Loves it!