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ThinkSmart View. ThinkSmart Bar. Shop All Smart Office. Customer Support. Help Placing Order. Order Replacement. Shopping Help. Order Support. Existing Order. Check Status. Return Policy. The design makes repairs and upgrades as painless as possible: Removing five Phillips-head screws on the bottom of the laptop provides easy access to the battery, two memory slots, an M.
HP also publishes a detailed, illustrated hardware-maintenance manual PDF for the EliteBook G7 that shows you how to replace everything from the memory to the screen to the storage, in case you need to do more extensive repairs at some point.
The G7 is missing an Ethernet port and an SD card reader, whereas many other business laptops will give you one or both. It offers the same performance, a similar screen, excellent battery life, and user-upgradable memory.
Its larger size also gives it room for more ports—including a microSD card reader and an Ethernet port—than the EliteBook. We tested the nit version. The L14 has ports for just about everything, including ports that smaller business laptops have. And like the EliteBook G7, the L14 has user-upgradable memory that you can expand as your needs change. You can configure the L14 with a fingerprint reader, a face-scanning IR camera, or both. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 combines the larger screen, sturdy construction, and repairability of a business laptop with the size and weight of an ultrabook.
And while the slim profile makes it nicer to tote around, there are a few ports missing that some of our other picks have, like an Ethernet port and an SD card reader. Its slightly scooped, not-quite-square keys provide satisfying travel and are firm without being stiff, and the backlight is bright and even. It has two USB 3.
You can also use either of the Thunderbolt 4 ports to charge the laptop or to connect high-end accessories like external graphics cards. The X1 Carbon is easy to repair and upgrade—remove five Phillips-head screws, and the bottom panel pops off easily, exposing the battery and SSD. The detailed service manual PDF can walk you through replacing just about any other major part, in the event that you need to do out-of-warranty repairs yourself.
And whereas most business laptops are larger and heavier than most ultrabooks, the X1 Carbon is noticeably lighter than the 2.
All X1 Carbon models come with a fingerprint reader embedded in the power button, and you can add a face-scanning IR camera, too. The following otherwise decent business laptops had at least one flaw that separated them from our top picks.
It weighs 2. Battery life is the best reason to consider the EliteBook x The laptop lasted nearly 20 hours in our tests, long enough to survive multiple workdays without our plugging it in. If you value battery life more than you value weight or screen size, the EliteBook x may be an appealing alternative to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Dell also announced some updated Latitude business laptops at CES , including the high-end Latitude which launches in the spring and the midrange Latitude which launches in January.
Their main benefit over current models is updated 11th-generation Intel Core processors, which should provide better performance graphics performance, in particular compared to current 10th-generation processors. For our latest round of testing, we skipped laptops with older, eighth-generation Intel Core processors or AMD Ryzen —series processors.
Older T-series ThinkPads were our main picks in this guide for years because they were more upgradable than the X1 Carbon yet cost less and still included high-end perks like Thunderbolt 3 ports. But the X1 Carbon is still the better all-around package. If you find it significantly cheaper than the Gen 8 model, you should buy it instead, though the two laptops usually cost about the same amount when configured with similar specs.
The screen, performance, ports, and battery life are all comparable to those of the Gen 8 version. It has the excellent ThinkPad keyboard and trackpad, too. The G7 gives you better performance for less money. It has fewer ports, a smaller battery, and a creakier plastic body that is less sturdy than what we usually look for in a business laptop. Also improving productivity are a wider touchpad and a human presence detection sensor for convenient login and enhanced security.
Swapping the engine for 11th Gen Intel chips adds considerably faster performance, but the battery life upgrade is even more enticing; the Gen 6 model lasts for nearly 15 hours on a charge.
These perks are packaged in a sleek aluminum chassis with a convenient 2-in-1 design and a handy stylus slot. Pros: Whether you're a video editor or even a gamer, the inch ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 2 is an excellent multimedia business laptop that suits your needs. It ran the Hitman benchmark on Ultra at p at a solid 47 frames per second. At only 0.
It also happens to have a cushy keyboard, and offers the same durability and security features as the Lenovo X1 Carbon. It's one of the best ThinkPads for performance. Cons: Regardless of all that power and beauty, a battery life of only 5 hours and 28 minutes is a major buzzkill. The fact that the storage is limited to only 1TB is also nuts, considering that laptops like the inch Apple MacBook Pro offers up to 8TB of storage.
The laptop came in at 8 hours and 7 minutes in our in-house battery test continuous web surfing over Wi-Fi at nits. Cons: There are two tiny slots on either side of the deck where I imagine the smallest speakers in creation are housed. Pros: If you need to be versatile in your line of work, the ThinkPad X1 Tablet serves as an excellent, durable and secure 2-in-1 detachable.
Artists in particular will appreciate the ThinkPad Pen Pro, which has a full metal body and a elastomer pen tip that supports up to 4, levels of pressure sensitivity.
Our review unit had a Core iU processor, which scored 12, on the Geekbench 4 overall performance benchmark, flying past the premium laptop average 10, at the time of the review.
What's also unique about this machine is that its detachable keyboard maintains Lenovo's quality standards: Its keys have a good 1. Additionally, its inch, 3K display will lull you into a trance, covering percent of the sRGB spectrum and unleashing a whopping nits of brightness.
It has an impressive pair of cameras: The rear has an 8-megapixel resolution while the front has a 2-MP shooter. It adds a lot of variety to Lenovo's best ThinkPads. Cons: While it's physically portable, the slate's battery lasts only 5 hours and 59 minutes below the average , so you won't be able to survive a typical workday.
And if you usually listen to music while you work, it's going to be difficult to jam out with the X1 Tablet's quiet speakers. Pros: With the ThinkPad T, you never have to worry about your laptop dying during your workday -- or even two. Its six-cell, watt-hour battery lasted a ridiculous 17 hours and 19 minutes on our battery test. In addition, you get a snappy keyboard with 1. For a mainstream business laptop, the ThinkPad T actually sounded pretty good. Cons: Unlike other ThinkPads, the T's inch, p panel is not very colorful, reproducing a bland 77 percent of the sRGB color gamut and averaging nits of brightness.
See our full Lenovo ThinkPad T review. Pros: If you need the versatility of a tablet but you aren't feeling the whole detach-and-reattach thing, then the ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga is a great choice. It's a slim, lightweight 2-in-1 2. While the other ThinkPads have lovely displays, the X1 Yoga's And in terms of speed, its 11th Gen Core i5 processor notched a solid 4, on the Geekbench 5. Cons: The ports are where you'll feel some pain when it comes to the thin X1 Titanium.
Turning to the touchpad, the 3. The haptic feedback versus actually depressing the touchpad was irritating. Pros: The P15 is an absolute powerhouse of a ThinkPad. Its This speed demon also features an unbelievably comfortable keyboard.
Workstation pricing can bring tears to the eyes of anyone who needs this level of performance in a mobile form factor. It also managed a weak 3 hours and 56 minutes in our battery test, which involves continuous web surfing over Wi-Fi at nits of brightness.
See our full Lenovo ThinkPad P15 review. Choosing the best ThinkPad for you really depends on your needs. Artists might want to check out the ThinkPad X1 Tablet, while users who need their laptop to have a little more kick, whether it be for video editing or photo editing, the ThinkPad X1 Extreme is a great choice.
If you want to go beyond that, the most powerful ThinkPad you can buy is the Lenovo ThinkPad P1, which is great for all kinds of high taxing work. We put each laptop through extensive benchmark testing — both synthetic and real-world — before they end up in the hands of our reviewers. We evaluate each aspect of the laptop, including its performance, battery life, display, speakers and heat management.
In our benchmark testing, we use a Klein K10 colorimeter to detect the brightness and sRGB color gamut of the laptop's display.
For performance testing, we run the laptop through a gauntlet of benchmarks, including Geekbench 4.
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