My daily workhorse is a P1 gen6, a great machine for my needs. It has a lot more performance than I need most of the time. It is an outstanding laptop, I highly recommend.
Andrew made a good point in this presentation of the Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Mobile Workstation which is that some people might use this as a desktop replacement and as such, battery life and the fact that it is thick and heavy are basically mute points. As a professional workstation, it has a reasonable price and as Andrew also stated, companies that buy this in bulk will get a substantial discount from Lenovo. The webcam and internal mics are all clear, bright IPS display and excellent port selection makes this the perfect product that will get your professional work done at the end of the day. Thank you for the very informative review Andrew! 👍😁
I really appreciate these kinds of reviews because it's hard to get full videos about Lenovo ThinkPads, it would be great if you could do the review of the following laptops as well: - ThinkPad P14s Gen 5 (AMD) w/ Ryzen 7 - ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 (AMD) w/ Ryzen 7 - ThinkPad T14s Gen 5 (Intel)
Thank you for the excellent, thorough review, Sir! Great review, and just ordered one to replace a Dell Precison 7730. Just subscribed, and thank you again!
Impressive PC. Camera and mics are very good. Keyboard layout is excellent. Nice to see a full size numpad that is designed properly for full functionality. Like the upgradeability and also excellent port lay out. Battery life not an issue since most users will use this plugged in anyway. Display is excellent. Since this is Intel based no real problem with most software etc. Another quality excellent review.
It was given to me as a demo by Lenovo, I can say that it is like a miniaturized server. Two things are missing, fan noise and ethernet port. Other than that, it's a great device. Thanks for video.
@andrew. Thank you for your professional reviews. I am an architect and I am not sure I understand all Lenovos variations of the laptops. I would like to understand the main difference between new Lenovo Thinkpad P14s gen 5 and Lonovo Yoga Pro 7i Gen 9. Seams Thinkpad p14 is done for the profesional graphic work, but Yoga Pro 7 is much more powerful. It would be great to explain the conceptual difference in these two in one of your videos? Thanks
im trying to buy a laptop for college studying comp sci, do you have a recommendation for a good reliable laptop thats good all around for about 900-1100
We are currently using the P15 Gen 1 and 2 in the office. I'm curious if this will be my next laptop. We swap them every 4 years or so. I'm currently at 3,5 years with mine.
You said those ThunderBolt ports on the back are full function. Can you use them to charge the device? I have the Gen 1 and I cannot use those rear ThunderBolt ports to charge it.
Hi, I am just curious about the comparison between them (p16 g2) vs Dell precision 7680, I heard 7680 get problem with thermals. I am Dell user (7520) jusst want a new laptop for my Cad work. Thanks for reading.
Nope. Lenovo just expanded the model list of P16 Gen 2's in 2024 with 14th gen Intel CPUs. Psref site mention introduction dates for specific models, and it looks like Lenovo expanding model list quite often.
GPU aside, this makes the xps look great, with only slightly weaker CPU scores but 2x the battery life! Shame the xps keyboard/design is a complete joke/failure
@@rinat2160 what for? i should be able to go to any work site and plug in for faster speed than wifi, i cant carry a dock with me to a client/corp site, my current P73 is miles ahead even after 5 years of use
