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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] great laptop and and on this model you can add more ram.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Completely satisfied with the entire transaction and ThinkPad. I use this model at work and love it so much I wanted to purchase one for personal use. It was very easy to set up. I would recommend this product to friends and family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love it so much! Easy to take with me and slim. I have another computer and I was scared of taking it out, so I decided on the ThinkPad. I've never owned one myself but my best friend had one and I fell in love with it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I saw at least 15 people on my care team using a Lenovo. The machines appeared easily portable, comfortable to use, and quickly respondent. Never once did i hear the telltale sigh or swear word from an unhappy user. I thought that is the machine for me!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The track point is what sets the Lenovo thinkpad models apart! The keyboard was a jump from the old classic style but the chiklet keys are high quality and easy to get used to. All in all a professional user experience

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Generally very good, although I've had an issue with it randomly shutting down while I transport it and losing a bit of work (thankfully not much in any case). Quite fast for the intensive data work I often use it for.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I did my homework before making my purchase. Best bang for the buck. I strongly recommend using the customizer option so you get the exact options that you want. Be sure and get the 4 cell 52.5W battery! Lots of people regret going with the default 39W battery. Also, AMD version tends to have better heatsink. The laptop is slightly smaller than I was expecting, but I think thats whats trending right now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think I've already scratched the screen, which is unfortunate, and the surface seems to attract dust. But I enjoy my work much more now, thanks to this computer. It's been a major boost in quality of life.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, I like my new T14 Gen3 AMD laptop. It is quiet and does not get too hot under the usage levels (I am not a power user but do taxes, spreadsheets and cruise the internet as my primary uses). The 16x10 display is helpful when reviewing Excel spreadsheets. On the negative side, the screen does not produce as sharp a picture as my old X250. It is still adequate, but I had expected better. With respect to the keyboard, the reduced travel distance on the keys is MUCH less comfortable than my old X250 keyboard and I seem to be making a lot more keystroke mistakes. Lenovo should have retained its GREAT keyboard like that on the X250 rather than stretching too far for thinness, at least on a laptop like the T14 which appears to have been designed to be able to accommodate the older style of keyboard. On a separate note, the Lenovo staff was very helpful in the chats I conducted and deserve recognition.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is a good PC that does its purpose well, although I don't like that it uses a USB-C as a charger port. I prefer if it would have one of those rectangular socketed chargers like previous ThinkPad models. There's also a notorious reduction of USB ports and also a lack of SD Card reader, which is rather underwhelming. The the Camera doesn't support Face Recognition feature and the screen does feel a bit too small, (but that last bit may be my fault). For the good side it seems to be fast and it is very very light compared with other ThinkPad models. Very portable and fairly comfortable to use. Seems useful for software development, but I'm yet to try more computationally intensive tasks.