Gen 12 ThinkPad X1 Carbon Laptop with Intel Ultra 7 165U vPro Processor, 14" OLED 2.8K Touchscreen, 64GB 6400MHz RAM, 2TB Gen4 Performance SSD, Haptic Touchpad, 2160P UHD Webcam, and Win 11 Pro

The screen resolution is wonderful for my aging eyes! And, having more space allows me to have nearly all my working family history files on one device. THAT is a major plus when I'm traveling and have uninterrupted hours to work on fun stuff like scrapbooking or writing stories based on decades-old photos or just trying to make sense of the thousands of documents I've collected but not fully organized yet. It's easy to work on... not too big to carry on a plane and not too small so I can't see details. It's been a very good purchase!

I had to return it because the screen was too small for me to read. My error not noticing when I ordered it. I would love to have it with a larger screen, it has all the features you would want.

I had this laptop for only 4 hours and I've loved everything about it. Absolutely everything from the design, weight, screen type and color, to power and the mouse pad. You can't go wrong with this product.

Very light good featuers

Received open product missing part of the contents.

I've had ThinkPad Carbon laptops for years now. Love 'em, and can't live without the little nipple pointer (once you're used to it -- as a supplement to the trackpad and touch screen and external mouse -- it's hard to live without it). But they got rid of the physical buttons that used to be above the trackpad. I miss them; the haptic trackpad behavior isn't the same. Also, they swapped the Fn and Ctrl keys compared to my older ThinkPad. That doesn't work for me; I've been able to handle Page Up/Down keys and other keys moved around, but Ctrl-at-my-left-pinky is hard-wired at this point. Luckily you can swap the keys in the BIOS. In theory you can also swap the keycaps, but I'm too chicken to do that -- one Youtuber remarked that it's possible to damage the switch. So I just stuck lablels over the Fn/Ctrl keys. If Lenovo intends the key caps to be swappable I wish they'd offer guidance on how to do that safely. But these are relatively minor issue. Overall the laptop has been great so far (after a month or so of use), just like all my older Thinkpads. (On my last one the USB-C port wore out so I couldn't reliably charge it. I'm happy that this laptop can be charged using either of two USB-C ports.)

I bought this in August 2024. I've been very happy with it. It was one of the only places where I could buy the model with a 2TB hard drive.

The title says it all.