Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 2 21A0003PUS 14" Mobile Workstation - Full HD - 1920 x 1080 - AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 5850U Octa-core (8 Core) 1.90 GHz - 16 GB Total RAM - 512 GB SSD - Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] just what i wanted. this works perfectly for all my needs. i got it for personal use. its super zippy and resolution is great - especially when i connect my larger monitors. also great battery life and quick charge time. the keyboard has a really nice feel

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Finally managed upgraded my main work laptop from a tiny Asus ZenBook, and the difference is night and day. It's not a work horse, it's a work BEAST! 4x the computing power, +3x storage, but still portable. The backlit keyboard is convenience I won't compromise on again (fingerprint reader is nice too). Super easy to wipe and install Linux, tho a bit more extra work was needed to enable wifi (but not difficult in the slightest). I didn't upgrade to a screen with more nits, and I'm not missing it. Battery life could be a bit better, but it's sufficient. Currently getting about 5-6 hours but that's not running anything intense (pycharm and chrome).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely love this brand of Laptops. I bought my son and daughter one for Christmas and ending up getting myself one because they are amazing. The Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 2 is very fast and can do so many things I couldn't have asked for a better laptop.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just recently purchased this computer, haven't put everything I want to on it yet, but what I have so far has given me no issues. I only wish the CTRL key and FN key were switched. Other than that, loving it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I fell in love with the Lenovo brand and their resilience since I started at my current job, and when it was finally time for me to replace my personal laptop, I knew it would have to be one. This one is light, versatile, and I love that they update for Windows 11 was available with it. Number one thing I enjoy? Doesn't overheat like my work one!

We have Lenovo computers at my current work and love them, and the IT guy at my last company recommended a Lenovo laptop when I let him know the case on my HP laptop had broken from sitting at home on a desk and getting opened a little more or a little less occasionally (essentially zero use by a mature adult). Super happy with my new Lenovo!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this to do data analysis, browse the web, read papers, and watch videos. So far has been great with no overheating issues. The trackpad is OK and seems to gum up sometimes but is generally fine. Reboots help fix anything which makes it seem to be more a firmware or software issue than an actual design flaw.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a decently well put together machine for the price. Performance from the AMD processor is excellent, and battery life it about what I expected from such a hot processor. Misses include substandard support for Linux - Fingerprint reader and WiFi were very difficult to get working, and inability to not purchase a Windows license when buying the laptop as I had no intention of using Windows 10.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Computer comes with good specifications for a capable basic workstation. Keyboard is good sized for a small form laptop. I like the portability of the 14". Only downside is the surface finish of the laptop has a tendency to collect dust and particulate easily, as I leave it out on the desk at the end of most days. Not a big deal or a functional issue in any way, just means a little extra cleaning attention.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Laptops works fine out of box, seems to be decently durable. Touchpad feels quite nice, plus the click buttons and trackpoint are good features. Make sure you either know how to navigate BIOS or can deal with swapped FN and CTRL buttons, because they're swapped (as they are on all Thinkpads). This thing feels VERY repairable, with only a single screwdriver and a plastic spudger to get to the internals! It's a shame more laptops aren't as repairable as this one. All this said, the stock WiFi card on this laptop is awful, especially if you're trying to run Linux. It prevents the computer from waking from sleep properly on Linux, and will leave you without WiFi after waking. If you plan on running Linux, make sure you buy a new WiFi card like the Intel AX210.