Is Lenovo X1 Fold Better Than the Asus Fold?

0:00 - 0:23 - Introduction to the Lenovo X1 Fold
0:23 - 0:57 - X1 Fold Specifications and Features
0:57 - 1:21 - Different Orientations and Modes of Use
1:21 - 3:17 - Keyboard and Design Features
3:17 - 4:03 - Screen Crease and Stylus Performance
4:03 - 4:51 - On-Screen vs. Physical Keyboards
4:51 - 5:54 - Cooling Solutions and Thermals
5:54 - 6:46 - Battery Performance
6:46 - 7:28 - Lenovo X1 Fold vs. Asus Fold
7:28 - 7:47 - Price and Availability
7:47 - 8:59 - Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Features

[yousufanwar]

The spokesperson for Lenovo(not sure what they are called) really explained things in a meaningful way.

[kstempniak]

This is laptop where M1 processors would love to stay.

[flyingaviator]

Great to see Lenovo developing this form factor further. They have a headstart with the old generation they learned a lot.

[DaPoets]

Good video. I'm using the X1 Fold and I enjoy it but it can be sluggish w/ some bugs. This new keyboard on the Gen 2 seems to fix some of my concerns as well.

[MrReedmonkey]

I have a gen IV X1 yoga and it is still going strong after so many years. Needed a new keyboard under warranty, but no probs great service in Australia so at least I know it will get fixed OK. I wish the stylus had a silo or even a freaking pen loop like the 12 inch Yoga, but warming to the external stand/keyboard. Would have to go with the gen 2 product from Lenovo over the ASUS, although I wish them every success. Waiting for Microsoft to come to the party with a foldable surface/neo replacement....

[_CharlieHarper]

Yes, I would actually say, that the Lenovo X1 Fold is somehow better solution compared to Asus Fold. I have spent a lot of time on Youtube to watch hours and hours of videos reviewing both devices separately and (my own opinion and my taste) is : I would choose Lenovo rather than Asus.

[shonwest]

I'm going to go with the Lenovo because of the thinner profile and I love the way it closes with no gap, I like Asus but there's still seems bulky

[DocBunnyJay]

Samsung : initiated and accomplished Fold smartphone
Lenovo : fold design in their laptops

Meanwhile Apple 😅 : We are inventing new hardwares with outdated designs

[JeffGraw]

The fact that one includes a stylus, while the other doesn't "because it would damage the screen, " probably says a lot about durability.

[seebzk]

Lenovo Man’s favourite phrase “as a whole”

[SzeptyTechniki]

If I would choose I would take Lenovo X1 Fold.

[bebokRZly]

Portrait mode for this, with keyboard, damn! it is interesting! :D

[PSYCHOVNM]

Lenovo X1 Fold Gen 2 supports a stylus. Asus 17 Fold doesn't.

Asus 17 Fold uses an OLED panel from BOE. The 1st gen Lenovo X1 Fold uses an OLED panel from LG Display and therefore I'm ASSUMING (I could be wrong here) that the gen 2 model is also using an OLED panel from LG Display. Not sure.

$3, 500 for a device with a BOE panel?? NO THANKS! 😂😂😂

P.s. Asus 17 Fold has a keyboard that is NOT backlit. Lenovo X1 Fold Gen 2 has a backlit keyboard.

EDIT: Sharp is the OLED panel manufacturer for the Lenovo X1 Fold Gen 2. It can reach 600 nits of peak brightness.

[neoqueto]

Up to 32 GB RAM. Quite an upgrade over the laughable 8 GB max in the predecessor. That was the biggest deal breaker, even though nobody expects to do any kind of serious number crunching on such a low-power device. 8 GB is simply barely enough for a web browser these days.

[theworkoutgeek]

For my money if I were interested in buying, would be the Lenovo X1 over the Asus 17 Fold. Better specs and features on the X1, plus the Lenovo X1 Fold is already in it's 2nd generation vs Asus 1st generation Fold and most importantly the Lenovo X1 Fold will be a lot cheaper than the Asus! My biggest drawback for both is not enough power for video editing and games which is why I bought a much cheaper and more powerful option than the 2 Foldable laptops, an Alienware M15 R7 Intel 12th Gen with Nvidia 3070ti graphics and I'm loving it!

[ALEDAMAS]

Lenovo has active stylus, cellular network, up to 32gb, 3 ports, backlight keyboard
Asus.. they failed, wait for 2nd gen

[artofverity]

The price is €2, 999. You're welcome.

[Andyhandle]

The Asus is gen 1, the lenovo gen 2. It'll be interesting to see the Asus gen 2 and the next version of Windows.

[DJAYPAZ]

The Lenovo is the more appealing of the two foldable. The ability to carry a 17” screen with you is a big bonus for usability. The Lenovo kick stand built in the keyboard seems to offer more display angles. I wonder if there are some benchmark test results available?

[truthsayer]

If you don’t mind a line through the middle of your screen. Notice how the manufacturers never give you a good, close, steady look at these foldable devices.