Lenovo ThinkPad S431 Series

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Pros:

Solid design and build quality, Excellent keyboard and touchpad, Highresolution touch display, Good value

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Fourthgen Intel processors not offered, Battery life could be better

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Last revision on October 20, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Solid design and build quality, Excellent keyboard and touchpad, Highresolution touch display, Good value

Reviewers Didn't Like

Fourthgen Intel processors not offered, Battery life could be better

Expert reviews and ratings

The Lenovo ThinkPad S431 is a well-executed business Ultrabook; it combines all the features necessary for good productivity into a sleek and affordable package. The build quality and design are solid; the backlit keyboard and touchpad ergonomically...

By Notebook Review on December 24, 2013

Ultimately, verdict-izing a mid-range laptop or ultrabook boils down to two simple questions: Would we use such a system in our day to day life, and/or would we recommend it to friends and family? After spending 10 days toting this system with us to...

By TechRadar on October 30, 2013

Just two keys over from the space bar—to the right of the R ALT button—you'll find a key on the S431 Touch that most 13- and 14-inch laptops lack entirely: a dedicated Print Screen button. It's a small thing, but this simple design feature embodies the...

By TechRadar AU on October 29, 2013

The ThinkPad S431 is what Lenvoo likes to call a prosumer ultrabook with pricing starting at $629 and would run you max $859 with a core i7 Haswell processor & AMD HD8670m. Which is pretty nice. The S431 shell combines aluminum and magnesium alloy for...

By booredatwork.com on October 21, 2013