Reviewers Liked
- ThinkPad build quality at a more affordable price, sleek and slim
- Smart looks, Great build quality, Excellent keyboard, touchpad, Connectivity options, Very good battery life
- Great mix of consumer and business features, ThinkVantage Tools, New keyboard does not disappoint, Great battery life
- Large, responsive touchpad, Our favorite Chiclet-style keyboard, Strong Wi-Fi reception, Reasonably bright LED-backlit display, Light weight, Handles basic computing tasks well, Clean initial software load
- Great battery life, Lots of connectivity options
- Great touch pad and keyboard, bright display, attractive looks
- ThinkPad construction quality shrunken down and cheapened up for the masses. Very good performance and solid build quality for the price. Best keyboard in its class
- Excellent keyboard and touch pad; compact body; bright display
- Best Island-style keyboard yet. Dual pointing devices. Superb navigating experience. Lightweight. Affordable. Embedded 3G option
- Attractive, lightweight design, Great keyboard, Fantastic pointing devices, Bright, colorful screen
- The best Chicletstyle keyboard, Spacious Synaptics touchpad, Good battery life
- Excellent keyboard; lengthy battery life; attractive design; offers both pointing stick and touch pad
- Solid Build Quality, Excellent Keyboard Design, Fast Hard Drive
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No builtin optical drive
- No Optical Drive
- No optical drive
- Expensive relative to specs, Insufficient for gaming and HD video, Krylon-looking paint job on lid, No discrete graphics cards available, No optical drive, Cumbersome ThinkVantage suite
- No keyboard light or backlight, Performance suffers from lowvoltage processor
- Lacks optical drive which might be a deal breaker considering the price of the notebook
- Iffy touchpad. Secondtier brands offer similar specs for even less. Integrated graphics
- The chassis could easily have held an optical drive, but doesn't; better configurations drive up the price significantly
- New shiny lid is a smudge magnet. Not the speediest CULV laptop
- Runs a bit warm, More expensive than competitors
- No activity lights, Doesn't share the businessrugged feel as other ThinkPads
- Mediocre performance; glossy screen; no optical drive
- Glossy Exterior Shows Smudges And Fingerprints Easily, Multitouch Trackpad Has Issues With Multiple Fingers On It, A Bit Bulky For Intel CULV Platform
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