Name: Lenovo ThinkPad T470s
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Rating: 3.0 (25 reviews)

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Light and thin, the ThinkPad T470s is designed to boost productivity, wherever your business takes you. Powered by a high-performance processor and operating system, this rugged laptop boasts an all-day battery life, plenty of storage, and oodles of RAM. It can entertain on the go too-with an up to 14" WQHD display, stereo speakers, and hi-res webcam. All of this, plus the legendary ThinkPad reliability and support.

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 Third unit a key popped off the keyboard and I could not reattach it - the scissor mechanism is very fragile and appeared slightly bent. Maybe it was just a bad batch of QA in March but I gave up on this model which is a shame.

QA Issues

Hey guys, I searched a lot but can't find a good models for working with what I said on the question, what I found is just high end very expensive stuffs, do you guys have any good advice? Like good cost benefit cpu that do the job, graphic card...I never worked before with this so, maybe I'm not aware of the best piece of hardware that I can look at, the laptop is not for me btw, I'm trying to help

<div class="md">Hey guys, I searched a lot but can&#39;t find a good models for working with what I said on the question, what I found is just high end very expensive stuffs, do you guys have any good advice? Like good cost benefit cpu that do the job, graphic card...I never worked before with this so, maybe I&#39;m not aware of the best piece of hardware that I can look at, the laptop is not for me btw, I&#39;m trying to help
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what are the best cost benefit laptops for working with computational modeling and 3D modeling?

 The Latitude 14 we reviewed is faster, but the configuration will cost you extra, while the Editors' Choice ThinkPad X1 Carbon is still our top business laptop pick for its slim form, long battery life, and speedy components for around the same price.

Performance is weaker when it comes to 3D and gaming, but that's to be expected on a system with integrated graphics. None of these business-focused laptops are equipped for high-fidelity 3D rendering, and work computers designed for thoses use will incorporate a discrete workstation graphics card.

 It weighs 3.1 pounds, not putting it among the true featherweights on the market, but still light by any standard, especially for a business laptop. For comparison, the latest X1 Carbon measures 0.6 by 12

 It's not quite the slim ThinkPad X1 Carbon ($1,281.75 at Lenovo)(Opens in a new window) or one of the convertible ThinkPad Yoga options, but this thinner take on a general productivity laptop combines portability with more computing power than its T460s predecessor and plenty of current-generation features for an all-around competent machine. The X1 Carbon is our Editors' Choice for business laptops given its superior performance and form factor, but the T470s may better suit your needs with features like a touch screen and adapter-free Ethernet connectivity.

Lenovo ThinkPad T470s Review

I need a laptop that has an i5 or i7 cpu, min 8gb ram, 14 or 15" screen (full hd), 256+ SSD. There are many, many laptops with these specs but the most important aspect is that it has ultra durable hinges because the screen gets opened and closed ALOT every day. The last 2 laptops lasted just over a year before the hinges came apart (right out of warranty period on both). I know there are the ultra rugged offerings that are so bulky it looks like it could be run over by a car or dropped from 30 feet and be fine. This still needs to look and feel like a regular modern laptop. Price range is around $1000-$1200 ish. Any suggestions are appreciated!
Edit: I am in the USA.


<div class="md">I need a laptop that has an i5 or i7 cpu, min 8gb ram, 14 or 15&quot; screen (full hd), 256+ SSD. There are many, many laptops with these specs but the most important aspect is that it has ultra durable hinges because the screen gets opened and closed ALOT every day. The last 2 laptops lasted just over a year before the hinges came apart (right out of warranty period on both). I know there are the ultra rugged offerings that are so bulky it looks like it could be run over by a car or dropped from 30 feet and be fine. This still needs to look and feel like a regular modern laptop. Price range is around $1000-$1200 ish. Any suggestions are appreciated! 
Edit: I am in the USA.
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Need a laptop with VERY durable hinges please! Suggestions?

With a featherweight build that’s equal parts portable and durable (thanks to high-end magnesium and carbon fiber hybrid construction), terrific battery life, and excellent input devices for which the ThinkPad brand has long been known, the Lenovo ThinkPad T470s FHD already ought to have the attention of business professionals looking for their next daily driver. But pile onto that the blazing application performance (made possible by a very fast Samsung NVMe SSD), solid CPU performance from the Core i5 chip, and easy maintenance, and this is a difficult device to turn down. 

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Not sure if that's specifically something I'll have to look for or if all modern computers will be up to the task. I'm in the US, looking for something <1K.

My Lenovo Thinkpad from nearly a decade ago hasn't been working too well for me lately, sometimes struggling with video calls and buffering videos. Also, it's graphics card isn't good enough to run a few games I'd like to play (Civ 6, Ori & the Blind Forest, Journey). Not sure if that's specifically something I'll have to look for or if all modern computers will be up to the task. I'm in the US, looking for something <1K

Okay, so I'm saving for a laptop and naturally want to run Linux on it. My only problem is that I don't know which brand I should get for the optimal Linux compatibility. I consider all options, and my only constraint is price (up to $750) and as I said, Linux hardware compatibility. Within these constrains, I will list some manifacturers that I'm considering.

- __Dell__
My only problem is that my local computer store does not sell Dell computers. That means shipping costs which impact the value I can get for my money. I could go to another computer store but the first one has the best prices. Linux compatibility should be good if you go with AMD graphics, since they sell laptops with Ubuntu on them.

- __Lenovo__
I was actually going to get an IdeaPad with AMD, since my local computer store has good deals for those at the moment. But then I read about that the newer models are not very upgrade-friendly (as if any laptop nowadays was that). But what pushed me to  consider other options is [this](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenovo#Controversies). I simply don't trust their firmware anymore. However, I have heard that they play well with Linux.

- __ASUS__
I am thinking about ASUS, but most of their lineup is for gamers, and I already have a gaming rig. I could find some "casual" ASUS laptops at my computer store, but they were quite expensive. I also don't know about Linux compatibility, but I suspect it is good like most manifacturers except Microsoft and their sugarbaby HP.

- __Acer__
They mostly sell Chromebooks, which I don't like because they use really slow hardware and rely on software optimization. I have had good experiences with their computers though.

What I'm **not** considering at the moment.

- HP, my experience with their hardware is dreadful, basically M$'s sugarbaby.
- "Pure" Linux laptops like [Purism](https://puri.sm/) and [System76](https://system76.com/), since they are sadly very expensive and shipping costs also limit this option. [Framework](https://frame.work/) only sells to USA and Canada at the moment.

Can you comment with what laptop you're using for Linux? And maybe suggest something different altogether?

Thanks in advance :))

<div class="md">Okay, so I&#39;m saving for a laptop and naturally want to run Linux on it. My only problem is that I don&#39;t know which brand I should get for the optimal Linux compatibility. I consider all options, and my only constraint is price (up to $750) and as I said, Linux hardware compatibility. Within these constrains, I will list some manifacturers that I&#39;m considering.

<ul>
<li>Dell
My only problem is that my local computer store does not sell Dell computers. That means shipping costs which impact the value I can get for my money. I could go to another computer store but the first one has the best prices. Linux compatibility should be good if you go with AMD graphics, since they sell laptops with Ubuntu on them.</li>
<li>Lenovo
I was actually going to get an IdeaPad with AMD, since my local computer store has good deals for those at the moment. But then I read about that the newer models are not very upgrade-friendly (as if any laptop nowadays was that). But what pushed me to consider other options is <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenovo#Controversies">this</a>. I simply don&#39;t trust their firmware anymore. However, I have heard that they play well with Linux.</li>
<li>ASUS
I am thinking about ASUS, but most of their lineup is for gamers, and I already have a gaming rig. I could find some &quot;casual&quot; ASUS laptops at my computer store, but they were quite expensive. I also don&#39;t know about Linux compatibility, but I suspect it is good like most manifacturers except Microsoft and their sugarbaby HP.</li>
<li>Acer
They mostly sell Chromebooks, which I don&#39;t like because they use really slow hardware and rely on software optimization. I have had good experiences with their computers though.</li>
</ul>

What I&#39;m not considering at the moment.

<ul>
<li>HP, my experience with their hardware is dreadful, basically M$&#39;s sugarbaby.</li>
<li>&quot;Pure&quot; Linux laptops like <a href="https://puri.sm/">Purism</a> and <a href="https://system76.com/">System76</a>, since they are sadly very expensive and shipping costs also limit this option. <a href="https://frame.work/">Framework</a> only sells to USA and Canada at the moment.</li>
</ul>

Can you comment with what laptop you&#39;re using for Linux? And maybe suggest something different altogether?

Thanks in advance :))
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What laptop brand should I get?

I'm looking for a laptop for my master's program starting in September. Initially I wanted to get a Macbook, but since (1) I haven't been able to get a job these last few months and (2) a lot of very specialized programs in my area of Linguistics are Windows and Linux only, I decided to look at the *other* lifestyle laptop brand. As there are so many different Thinkpad models, and I've only started to understand the T-Series, I wanted to see if anyone could help me narrow it down.

I will need the computer to do general laptop stuff, plus some audio processing (god forbid I eventually need to do video too; not for the moment, though) and light coding. The one game I need to be able to run is Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Dolphin emulator.

At the very least (and probably most) I want a FHD IPS screen (willling to install the IPS myself). Also I have a personal thing against touchscreens, so those are out of the question for me.

Battery life is a factor for me, as I want to be able to take it around and there's a possibility that I will be taking it out for fieldwork. Ideally, I'd like a full work day's worth of battery (8 hours), but I don't know how realistic that is. While at home, I plan on keeping it docked. I don't need it to be particulary thin as I'm used to carrying heavy laptops around.

Of course, with all that I've listed above I'm not looking for a next gen computer or anything, but I would like it to be new enough so that it doesn't become plain outdated within the next 3-4 years. 

It would be nice to spend less than 500€, excluding upgrades (if I buy foreign, I'll probably want to put in a Spanish keyboard; I also don't mind replacing hard drives or upgrading the memory if necessary). If that budget is not realistic, I might reconsider.

**TLDR**: Lost in the Thinkpad sea. Looking for computer to study, do audio work. Would like decent screen, good battery. &lt;500€ but willing to reconsider.

Thanks for any help!

<div class="md">I&#39;m looking for a laptop for my master&#39;s program starting in September. Initially I wanted to get a Macbook, but since (1) I haven&#39;t been able to get a job these last few months and (2) a lot of very specialized programs in my area of Linguistics are Windows and Linux only, I decided to look at the other lifestyle laptop brand. As there are so many different Thinkpad models, and I&#39;ve only started to understand the T-Series, I wanted to see if anyone could help me narrow it down.

I will need the computer to do general laptop stuff, plus some audio processing (god forbid I eventually need to do video too; not for the moment, though) and light coding. The one game I need to be able to run is Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Dolphin emulator.

At the very least (and probably most) I want a FHD IPS screen (willling to install the IPS myself). Also I have a personal thing against touchscreens, so those are out of the question for me.

Battery life is a factor for me, as I want to be able to take it around and there&#39;s a possibility that I will be taking it out for fieldwork. Ideally, I&#39;d like a full work day&#39;s worth of battery (8 hours), but I don&#39;t know how realistic that is. While at home, I plan on keeping it docked. I don&#39;t need it to be particulary thin as I&#39;m used to carrying heavy laptops around.

Of course, with all that I&#39;ve listed above I&#39;m not looking for a next gen computer or anything, but I would like it to be new enough so that it doesn&#39;t become plain outdated within the next 3-4 years. 

It would be nice to spend less than 500€, excluding upgrades (if I buy foreign, I&#39;ll probably want to put in a Spanish keyboard; I also don&#39;t mind replacing hard drives or upgrading the memory if necessary). If that budget is not realistic, I might reconsider.

TLDR: Lost in the Thinkpad sea. Looking for computer to study, do audio work. Would like decent screen, good battery. &lt;500€ but willing to reconsider.

Thanks for any help!

EDIT: Forgot to mention, but I’m of course looking for used computers
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This just in: student wants Thinkpad, unsure which to get

My old school laptop’s (Lenovo thinkpad T470s) screen clunked out on me. Next year I plan on start my master’s program so I need a laptop that’ll perform well with excel and other office similar tasks (I assume that isn’t hard to find).

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