The lid itself is made of carbon fiber composite, while the rest of the laptop is made of a magnesium allow. And that’s despite it being made from a mixture of materials. The entire laptop has a very consistent feel to it: soft and sturdy. This is no different from what I experienced with the 7 th gen model, and that’s a good thing. The X1 Carbon is known for being extremely lightweight and yet still feels premium. Headphone/mic combo, fingerprint reader, HD webcam with shutter, quad speakers, two on the bottom, two flanking the keyboardĪt first glance and feel, the design was very familiar to me. Intel Tiger Lake Core i7-1165G7, 4 cores, 8 threads, base clock 2.8Ghz, max turbo 4.7GhzĢx USB-C Thunderbolt 4, 2x USB-A 3.2, HDMI 2.0ģ15 mm or 12.4” (w) x 221 mm or 8.72” (d) x 14.9 mm or. Specs as reviewed – Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon gen 9ġ4.0 inch, 1920×1200, IPS equivalent, 60 Hz, non-touch, matte finish Let’s jump into the details of my findings over the past several weeks. They kept all of the pros that I noted when I reviewed the 7 th Gen model and pretty much improved on all of the cons.
After using it exclusively for over a week, I quickly appreciated all of what Lenovo has to offer here. I’ll come right out and say it now – it meets all my expectations. But to see that they added a 16:10 screen, wider trackpad, and bigger battery, without changing the overall design much – it really caught my attention when it was announced. I was very interested in this laptop mainly because of how much I liked the 7 th Gen X1 model that I reviewed a few years ago.
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