LenovoThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga 2-in-1 Laptop (13.5" QHD Touchscreen, Intel Core i7-1160G7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Precision Pen), AI PC for Designer & Photographer, Lightweight, 3-Year WRT, Win 11 Pro

Bought for 16 year old grand daughter. She loves it. Excellent performance in every respect.

I bought two Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga 13.5" Laptops for my high school children. My boy decided he needed a gaming computer and I took one for my business use. It is light weight, works great. My computer is I7, 16 GB, 512 GB SSD HD, it is good enough as a work computer. I use a Lenovo USB C docking station with external keyboard, mouse and 28" 4K screen, marvelous.

Be careful. The item I received was not new—it had many scratches and scuffs on the surface and appeared to be a refurbished or used product, which is apparently not described in product information.

Windows 11 Pro that was installed is a little different from Windows 11 but laptop functions well. Wish this model had a USB 3.0 port instead of the security cable port. Only two C ports means dongles have to be used to charge older devices such as my watch or thumb drives. Keyboard and frame seem quite solid compared to my old Spectre 360. I was hoping to get the battery live as advertised but barely get 4 hours of constant use. HP was in the shop at least once a year so bought Lenovo as a replacement when it developed an issue with mother drive. Took a few days to figure out how to get the backlight keyboard to work. Keys are plastic, have a good feel, seem like they will take a lot of use without finish wearing off unlike HP. Backlight on high is it bright enough to see but it still is not super bright. The red dot in center of keyboard is a touch ball when turned on. I am a mouse person so this feature is useless to me, but others find it a big plus. It will start to get warm in traditional laptop formation but since it is a 2 in 1, the keyboard can be turned around so airflow ventilation is better. Keyboard hinge seems tight so need to be gentle moving configurations.There are not many options in 2 in 1's. This is a viable option that does not break the bank. Main drawback is the battery life is shorter than expected.

Bought this to replace a 370 that could not be upgraded to Windows 11. This comes with Win 11 Pro installed and has run perfectly in the month or so I have owned it. The only negative is the stylus. The older versions of this laptop had a built in charging port the stylus could be stored in. This one the stylus is magnetically attached to the side of the top of the case. Not all that wide and easily knocked off. Mine has dropped severral times when bumped while being moved. Still a top rated choice at about 1/3rd the original MSRP.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we needed some extra computers for our children to use for school work. The X230 has the ability to support upto 16GB of memory, so there is plenty of growth. The seller installs Win7 Pro 32-bit on these, which has been end-of-life'd by Microsoft. With a little searching on the internet, you can find directions to still upgrade the system to Windows 10 for free. (HINT: If you take the route to install from scratch, be sure to use the physical switch on the side to turn the wireless card off if you don't want to have to have a Microsoft account to set up the operating system.)We've set these up to access our kid's school work online and we expect we will be able to get several years of work from these very capable machines.

Laptop is lightweight and seems reliable so far. Seller shipped in a timely fashion and computer worked right out of the box with Windows 7. Connected to Wi-Fi with no issues and is otherwise functioning well. Very pleased that this computer arrived as advertised.

The computer is fine - the keyboard is not set up the way I'd like (CTRL key is not in the spot to which I am accustomed) other than that no issues