With performance, power efficiency, and enhanced security, the Lenovo 14″ ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition Laptop empowers professionals to stay productive and connected no matter where their work takes them. Powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor with a built-in Intel AI Boost NPU, the ThinkPad X1 can effortlessly tackle complex tasks, such as processing large datasets and running CPU-intensive apps. Add 32GB of onboard LPDDR5X RAM, and a 512GB M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD, and the ThinkPad X1 can handle your workflow with ease. Intel Core Ultra 7 8-Core 32GB LPDDR5X | 512GB M.2 NVMe SSD 14″ 2880 x 1800 120 Hz OLED Display Integrated Intel Arc Graphics | NPU Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) | Bluetooth 5.3
4 reviews for Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 21NS0014US 14″ Copilot+ PC Ultrabook – 2.8K – Intel Core Ultra 7 258V – 32 GB – 512 GB SSD – English Keyboard – Black Paint – Intel Chip – 2880 x 1800 – Windows 11 Pro
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rebelsage –
Worth the premium if it lasts
Premium performance and build. If it lasts, it would have been worth it.
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dbx –
WARNING DESIGN FLAW – DO NOT PURCAHSE
Unfortunately, the carbon fiber casing that encloses the screen is very thin. And while it is very strong, it is also very flexible. And if you are not extremely careful it will bend enough to easily crack the screen!!! This, in my opinion is a design flaw. A laptop should be a mobile devise designed to accommodate normal handling. It is nice that Lenovo wants to claim they have a very light machine. But a fragile laptop (that is expensive to repair) is a bad idea. Over the years I have purchased a number of Carbon X1s, but this is my last one. DO NOT BUY THIS MACHINE!!!
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Sherlock and Dr. Watson –
Slow & Malfunctioning
I bought this laptop for my MBA program and it’s specs. The first month of owning it, the trackpad stopped working so I had to send it in to Lenovo. They fixed it, but that was inconvenient. Next, the laptop speed is hit or miss depending on what I’m asking of it. I would recommend going with a different laptop altogether for the price!
rebelsage –
Worth the premium if it lasts
Premium performance and build. If it lasts, it would have been worth it.
dbx –
WARNING DESIGN FLAW – DO NOT PURCAHSE
Unfortunately, the carbon fiber casing that encloses the screen is very thin. And while it is very strong, it is also very flexible. And if you are not extremely careful it will bend enough to easily crack the screen!!! This, in my opinion is a design flaw. A laptop should be a mobile devise designed to accommodate normal handling. It is nice that Lenovo wants to claim they have a very light machine. But a fragile laptop (that is expensive to repair) is a bad idea. Over the years I have purchased a number of Carbon X1s, but this is my last one. DO NOT BUY THIS MACHINE!!!
Sherlock and Dr. Watson –
Slow & Malfunctioning
I bought this laptop for my MBA program and it’s specs. The first month of owning it, the trackpad stopped working so I had to send it in to Lenovo. They fixed it, but that was inconvenient. Next, the laptop speed is hit or miss depending on what I’m asking of it. I would recommend going with a different laptop altogether for the price!
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