ThinkPad X1 Extreme Product Tour

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The most Anti-Apple thing ever, period.

chan_for

If it can run Arch Linux flawlessly I'll buy it. I have high hopes since Lenovo just joined the Linux Vendor Firmware Service

arkhamknightwing

LenOVO why dont you organise giveaways
#hit like if you agree😍😘💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
These laptops make us seriously jealous

devanshuyadav

im have this one its so god ah yeah ah

ILN-dfxr

Lenovo does a great job upon marketibg

lawrencechen

I have it and am typing on it right now. It's not bad, but it's not great. I hook up a second monitor to it and use it everyday ranging from 2 to 12 hours a day but the fan gets quite loud often. Maybe I'm taking a lot for granted (like the keyboard), but I could use a better product.

hl

I'm in love I can't wait to own mine!!!!

CScuber

I was looking at the Dell XPS 15 but didn't like the thermal issues I was hearing about and well....bloat. Then looked at surface book 2 (and my wallet slapped me). But this...this I like. would be perfect for Adobe CC, blender and Premiere without the heft of the workstation option.

HeylMarketing

should have been called the thinkpad RUBY

IPlayKindred

Lenovo ThinkPads come with shit TN display.

philosophiaentis

I have always loved the think ThinkPad series but they have always been so expensive. Great product tho

FallToast

Please be advised if you disable the Hybrid Graphics these devices will lock you out of the BIOS permanently - trying to send mine back as i type this

andril

I've been looking to switch from the latest MacBook Pro to an equivalent/superior Lenovo laptop, and my budget is about $5k. I want a version that does most everything, e.g., Office365, Adobe CC, Acrobat Pro, on-screen signing of documents, photos organization, business document organization, on-line Conference collaboration, cellular, fluid video, fast performance, durable, with at least 15" the best screen display available (I'm not a gamer). Unfortunately, the Lenovo product options are so expansive that I struggle to determine which series and model is more closely matched. Even within the Extreme Series, I can't tell which one is the most current with the most robust feature set. Heck, based on their website I'm not even sure if the ThinkPad P1 is superior to the Extreme X1with respect to performance and build quality. I've been using Apple products since 1983, and I almost always buy the most top-level and fully configured model available. I wish I could figure out how Lenovo ranks their laptops, because; as a consumer, their product line appears to be completely random.

DanielOrtegoUSA

2nd. Love Lenovo. This time lets Go extreme. ✌️😊

SPTECHPLUS

If Lenovo bothered to quality control these machines they would be *incredible*. I am so disappointed with the assembly quality though -- the chassis feels great and has no flex but the display on mine shipped warped enough for very visible backlight bleed around the corners and sides. The thermal and BIOS issues are getting ridiculous too. I don't think Lenovo understands the expectations of "prosumer" users willing to drop £3.5k on a laptop.

googledontbeevil