Lenovo ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 Gen 9 Review
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- The 2024 convertible 14” X1 laptop from Lenovo has a new name, the ThinkPad X1 2-in-1. As ever, it’s very thin and light, supports touch and pen and has a delightful keyboard. Thanks to our video’s sponsor Lenovo: shop Lenovo laptops powered by Intel now go.magik.ly/ml/23a45/ . The Gen 9 version sports a redesign and features Intel Core Ultra14th gen Meteor Lake processors with an NPU for AI. It’s available with IPS and OLED displays, has Thunderbolt 4 and optional 5G WWAN.
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I stopped being interested at "Intel" lol
Will always come to this channel for 1) Lisa's great reviews; 2) Lisa's great t-shirts
True, I disagree with this particular shirt though: Current measurement is often done with resistors in the milliohms. Those are not futile at all!
Been watching your reviews for years now Lisa! You're the best!
I literally watched 2 old phone reviews by Lisa posted 14 years ago 😂 Love how old and organized this channel is. Love it!!!
The intro has been consistent I like it
Looooving the new 'do Lisa!
As always I keep going back to your page for trusted reviews.
This channel has been my first choice to review new laptops (and some other devices) for 15 years now.
Thank you Lisa! 🙌
Another great video review. Thanks, Lisa. Could you start informing us about webcam quality or security features when you do laptop videos? That would be super helpful. Thanks.
00:38 Don't worry Ma'am I trust your review, You've been on UA-cam for a very long time now and still keep going, Thank you for your effort and entertainment for all of us, God bless.
Great. Well done.
Having the ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6, it's really awesome to see that the line is still going and still evolving. I do agree that the name change is better, since calling mine a Yoga has caused some confusion in the past. But it's been a great device (even if the 4K panel with Intel i7 11 series processor can put a strain on the battery). It's also great to see they now offer the trackpad without the physical buttons as well, increasing the size of that is a big plus.
I got mine last week. Lovely laptop but I do not love the thing at the top of the monitor. The pen is a massive improvement. The keyboard is great but felt a bit different from the previous generation. I got the mat IPS monitor, and it was great. One question Lenovo, why no USB c on the right hand side?
I find the change to an external pen to be a huge disappointment - it was always possible to buy a bigger, better pen for regular use but for me, a magnetically attached pen is just going to be an annoyance. The internal pen was always there when it was needed, and I'm sad to see that excellent aspect gone.
I’ve made several purchases based on Lisa’s advice and I’ve never regretted one single one! Totally honest reviews: it’s good to see companies are sponsoring her . And I trust that she won’t change her view just as it is sponsored
More curious on the thermals. For the ThinkPad X1 Yoga, it was a thermal mess. I frequently get heat burns on the arm rest/body and it only performs ok-ish with 3 hours of battery life under full brightness.
The Type C port is very fragile, and the hinge will get wobbly after a few weeks of use...
I own the X1 Yoga's 3:2 cousin, the X1 Titanium. My experience with thermals is really similar to yours. Doing any task (even something as simple as web browsing) makes the fans rev up and it sounds like an F-16.
That t-shirt is awesome.
Thanks for the great review, Lisa. At least I can scratch my X1 Yogas off the list for good now. People who buy 2-in-1s like to use pens. With the silo gone and no pen around with a clip to properly carry it in a pocket, there's simply no reason to enforce that behavior by sending money to Lenovo.
The pen may have been tiny, but it was always just there when you needed it without being afraid of losing it. We all know what magnetically attached means: it'll be gone in a hot minute if you don't constantly keep an eye on it. It can't be that they needed more room, there is still plenty of dead space around the battery, where they could have easily put a 60 Wh model.
Lisa for mobile tech review my favorite !
The link now works correctly. You're welcome.
I was curious about the speakers. This is the first gen to move them under the keyboard, all the previous gens had speaker grilles on the sides. How does the sound compare?
Great review! I'm thinking between this one and the HP Elite 1040 x360 G11. Have you tested that one and if so which would you recommend? Also I'm thinking if I should wait a year or so for the new generation of chips with better AI, but dont know if its worth it 🤔
I miss your long videos, i think you showed and showcased the laptops better than what you do now.
Where can I find this ‘Lenovo slim pen’? Mine didn’t come with one, and I can’t find it anywhere online.
I wish they'd revisit the watchband hinge. I had one of the original Yogas with it and loved it.
It was underrated af
This laptop has a good selection of ports.
it used to be ideapad yoga and then later they introduced the thinkpad yoga, yoga used to mean it was a convertible, now they make normal laptops with the yoga brand, makes no sense
Lisa, It would be great if you could do a Thinkpad P1 Gen7 review soon, indepth, and in comparisson with Gen 6, pros and cons, with the 165GHz screen.
I really wish mechanical trackpads (like the one in the thinkpad S1 yoga) were more common... they make a lot more sense than clickpads, since they don't require as much pressure to actuate, and have a more consistent actuation across the pad... and by disabling "tap to click", you can essentially eradicate misclicks, by requiring force to click - one finger for left, two for right, etc, since you are no longer playing with time/pressure thresholds to do different things, you are doing different things, to do different things.
Ohhh, Lisa. I trust your opinions more than every other reviewer on youtube. If there's some wiggle room in the editorial direction, I think we're all ok with sponsored content.
LIKED!
120hz and an Qualcomm ARM SOC or Lunar Lake would be perfect on this device. I will continue using my Thinkpad Nano G1 until then
First timer here, I believe I am staying here longer!
That naming is confusing. At first I thought Lenovo made an X1 tablet again.
But I think the yoga behind thinkpad was a clear name. The consumer yoga line is very confusing though.
A dedicated place for the pen inside the laptop was such a big advantage, it looks like they are doing everything for people to stop using the pen for this device. It just makes no sense. They had a feature that was allowing them to stand out and now they are pretty much like any other 2-in-1 device with no dedicated place/garage for the pen. Yeah bad times. Unfortunately 2-in-1 devices from Lenovo are not getting better from year to year. I'm still using my old Thinkpad S1 Yoga from time to time (as my second device) when brainstorming / writing down ideas/sketches and it feels so much better compared to X1 Yoga 5th gen, yeah the pen tip position accuracy is not as good as on new Yogas but apart from that it is a much better experience when using a pen, I even found myself thinking that I like it better than apple pencil (apple pencil might be better for drawing but definitely not for writing down notes/ideas quickly).
Yayyyyy
I have the X1 yoga carbon. The hinge are so stiff. The lid is crack
Digital River for UK sales is such a scam of an experience that I recommend against purchasing. Also pen not able to go in is a massive no.
They would rather pay you to cover this than to improve their service
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What is with the trend of putting the only two USB-C ports on the same side of the chassis?
8:5 aspect ratio... Good
you are the best lisa
i have a lenovo legion 7 pro amd watched your review before i got it
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It*s your fault
that I bought my first ThinkPad T480 years ago.
After my second had USB issues i switched to HP (Specter5s and Elites the most).
Since last year, I went back to Lenovo and have now a few Legions, Yogas and IdeaPads for me and my children.
I guess most of the new generation is just bloat this year.
I'll wait for next generation to see .. just look at the "mixed results" about Dragon blurbs etc.
Greetings and best wishes from Germany.
Is it Gen 9?
We reach Gen 13.
Lisa rules!
intel computers feel so out of place when compared no the new ARM chipsets. I mean a SnapDragon version of this would probably be faster, have twice the batter life, and not need those ugly vents on the back. Too bad there is no Linux support just yet, and that the Thinkpad keyboards are now crap. They should look at Thinkpads they were designing before they started to imitate Apple with aesthetics instead of functionality as a priority,
Is time for Intel and AMD to either fix their chips and make them competitive again, or die.
Why current Lenovo laptop models has pony for camera, it looks weird
Its an average laptop. Doesn’t have a number pad, and doesn’t have an SD card IO.
She’s got my Nephews haircut in high school
Core ultra is terrible branding. Zero interest in buying Intel for the foreseeable future.
The color 🤮
This is not a product review; it's a product showcase, sponsored by the product manufacturer. Remember, credibility can be lost much faster than it can be built.
But she was transparent at least
Chinese company. NO THANKS. I don't care how good it may be.
That's a pretty bold statement. I bet you never have anything made in China.
@@damizan8331 Unfortunately a great many Western companies are forced to manufacture in Communist China. I do my best to never buy anything from adversaries of the West. It's very difficult but well worth it. So bet all you want. The statement is not just bold. It's common freaking sense to anyone who cares about our country and understands what the PRC is all about.
lol. I say "no thanks" to this from the fact it's Intel. No more Intel heaters and desktops diguising as laptops (you're always plugged in). Stupid-ass chips.