Lenovo ThinkPad P14s AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 7840U 14"(35.56cm) WUXGA IPS 300 Nits Thin and Light Laptop(32GB RAM/512GB SSD/Win 11 Pro/AMD Radeon Graphics/Backlit Keyboard/FPR/Villi Black /1.34 kg),21K5S00700

I got the 32GB memory option in Amazon sale for 82.5k, including offers. At that price, it is a steal.Build quality is stellar, considering the low weight of 1.3kgs. No flex at the base, minimal flex at the screen. Tactile impression is that it is built to last and there is no costcutting evident anywhere. The backplate is fixed with 7 self retaining screws and is easy to open when you want to upgrade the storage to upto 2TB of nvme.Screen - the only place where costcutting is very evident. Colours are slightly washed out, brightness not so great. Matte finish is good , though.Keyboard - excellent backlit keyboard with the typical red trackball which is quite sensitive. Feels good to type away.Trackpad - smooth, very responsive and multiple-finger gestures work great. A pleasure to use.Ports- no displayport is a miss. 2 Usb C works fine. A card reader is a configurable option in the website which I didn't have in my laptop.Fingerprint reader for login - a bit fiddly. Works 80 percent on first try.Noise and heating - Fan noise is almost always present, thanks to the powerful processor although it's not too noisy for me. Issue is that it heats up quite a bit. Making it less a laptop and rather a desktop.Processor is a beast and compares very well with Intel counterparts. Integrated graphics is enough for light gaming.Battery life is not that great if you compare to Macs. I'm getting 4 to 5 hours on moderate tasks , browsing, typing , using Excel sheets on 80 percent screen brightness. Enough for my needs.Came with windows 11 pro preinstalled. No bloatware.Overall, if you are looking for a sturdy workhorse laptop that you want to use for many years, look no further.

I purchased this laptop for my daughter, hoping it would be a reliable tool for her studies, but it’s been a frustrating experience from the start. Just moments after booting, we were met with the dreaded Blue Screen of Death, it is nearly impossible to use. Despite installing software updates and following various troubleshooting steps, the crashes persist, leading to constant interruptions and frustration. I expected better reliability from this product, but it has ultimately fallen short of our needs.After few calls with Amazon they told it will be attended by technician. Waiting for the solution !!I can't recommend this laptop to anyone looking for a dependable device.

I made the decision to purchase this laptop right away after examining and comparing a number of laptops with high standards and requirements that needed to fit within a 45k budget after seeing all the features and characteristics. Here are a few things I enjoy and don't like.The Thinkbook was the last model I saw while I was shopping for a laptop to buy, and I kind of loved all the specs in this price range. When compared to every other brand with the same specifications, this appeared to be a great deal.I didn't know this till after I bought the laptop, but out of all the features I appreciate, the speaker is among the worst. For the past two years, I have been using my friend's HP laptop, which has the best speaker ever—it produces great sound even when it is only half loud. Please cross this laptop off the list if you're searching for one with nice speakers.I've now noticed that the screen brightness is the next drawback. In all of the screens, I always use the lowest possible screen brightness. I would always use '0' on the same HP laptop because that is my ideal brightness level; however, with this laptop, I had to use at least two levels.Other than the two drawbacks mentioned above, I haven't had any difficulties. Once I've used it for a while, I'll update the long-term review.If any of you utilize this laptop, kindly share any positive and negative aspects with us.

I rarely write reviews, but this time it's different so this laptop is best under 50k budget , You can learn about specs from anywhere .I will tell you something which you don't know .The laptop is written 15.6 inch but it's smaller ,so you should download the guide and check its dimensions from another 15 .6 inch .Laptop Battery is above average it can work for 4 hours, You can extend battery life using Lenovo conservation charge mode in Lenovo vantage , btw laptop came just fine with delivery with nice packing and stuff ,it included Ms windows 11 home ( which is kinda drawback for programmers ) and ms office 2021 .My warranty was already started before getting my delivery , so I contacted Lenovo before only and they corrected the warranty with the new invoice.The people crying about its 250 nits and simple Tn panel are kind of useless for me , It looks fine to me . As I a professional I don't care much about display if it's works fine . I don't need to do editing or anything like that. So go for this machine if your budget is under 50 k ,and you don't need any dedicated graphics card, and if i5 13 gen is not in your budget , also the body is very strong. it's 10 times better than buying abs plastic laptop, and you if don't much care about the display depth and brightness stuff 250 nits.I can work while sitting outside ,I am not going to sit with this machine on beach so I don't care for that much brightness ,but sound quality can be better .