Lenovo ThinkBook 15 Review! How does it stack up against the ACER or Dell? 

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Today we review the Lenovo ThinkBook laptop to see how it stacks up against the ACER Aspire 5 or the Dell Inspiron 15.
Our review unit was equipped with:
-16GB DDR4 RAM
-11th-gen i5
-512GB NVMe (user upgradable)
Bang for your buck the ThinkBook is equipped very well with modern tech that handles every day tasks and then some with poise and grace.
LCD: The LCD is bright, colorful (100% SRGB Gamut), has good angles (it's an IPS display), is FHD (1080p), and while you can't touch it, it's solid for movies, as there is no noticeable backlight bleed.
Keyboard: Great tactile feel, responsible as hell, full size with a num pad in case you're doing a lot of data entry, and has a backlight for when you're typing in the dark.
Trackpad: Small, standard with nothing that stands out, and does ghost a little. They could have done with a better trackpad in this unit.
I/O: They included Thunderbolt 4. 'nuff said.
Features: Wifi 6, Bluetooth, a decent webcam with a built in privacy shutter, finger print scanner, TB4 and USB-C charging. For the price they gave you a some decent bang for your buck.
Speakers: They distort and are on the tinny side. Classic laptop speakers and they aren't anything to write home about.
*Mobility*: 6 hours of practical battery life, but its made of good plastics and clocks in at about 3.75 lbs so traveling with it should be no problem.
Who is it for? Businesses on a budget. It's a good quality machine with god serviceability. The Think Pad is a better computer (depending on what version you buy) but its also much more expensive.
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