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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] perfect laptop, It's performance is top notch!!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would French kiss the team that built this laptop if I could. I thought I was slick buying an Alienware but this laptop saved me. I took a chance on a new product and Lenovo blew dell out of the water. Thank you. Thank you for still designing something useful.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thin, light, powerful, and plenty powerful for clinical engineering and data analytics applications. Minor complaint about the heat output, but I'm otherwise satisfied.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looks solid and high quality laptop. Easy to start with and good for lab usages.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good solid laptop. Runs fast, has good battery life.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My second laptop purchased through lenovo for personal use. My 7th th if I include work computers. Always great quality from lenovo and Im very happy. They continue to be my go to brand.

The ThinkPad P1 Gen 6 is a powerful mobile workstation with high performance ideal for demanding professional tasks. However, its biggest drawback is poor battery longevity, requiring frequent charging under heavy workloads. This makes it better suited for stationary use rather than all-day mobility.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The keyboard is my favorite part of this laptop. The touch is incredible to write on.

It's lightweight. Beautiful display. This is my second ThinkPad and I'll never by another computer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this laptop is perfect for my needs. with two screens extending my desktop i can run 3d models alongside adobe creative apps and keep track of my workflow on a third screen without any lag or waiting it’s a serious workstation that has increased my productivity immensely

Well, mine came with a screen flicker. Turned the resolution down and the wifi power down a notch. That solved it.

The keyboard is not as sensitive as I like and they moved the Fn key to the bottom left where the Ctrl key should be. But the PC runs great and quick. Like those Thundebolt USB's. Also like the power supply not at the AC plug.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The P16 was exceptional for 30 days except for its fatal flaw, the Intel AX211 wireless adapter. Avoid this adapter at all costs, it is soldered to the motherboard. Internet connectivity was kaput a mere 25 feet away from a router, packet loss began immediately and internet connectivity dropped. Opened a support ticket and they had me remove the driver and reinstall to no avail. They offered to swap the board. Returned for a refund.

The red mouse button in the middle of the keyboard will take a little to get used to. Otherwise great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well built, sturdy, fast work laptop, nice features especially the USB C & DP+ ports

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice look and feel. Seems responsive so far. Always liked the thinkpad series.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great looking laptop, the screen resolution is outstanding the only drawback is the missing network connection otherwise a great product for the price

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For the most part, I’m happy with this purchase. I wish it had an enhanced keyboard (with a separate numeric pad), but alas, no. External keypads are not hard to find so, I’m ok with that so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Solid Machine. I don't love the keyboard...it's a little mushy. But the rest of it is top notch!

Unfortunately i had s very poor experience with the workstation I purchassed for my daughter, she is an atchitecture student. She had issues with her Adobe suit apps, Rhino 7 software, and general performance issues and errors whole doing simple things normally not requiring a workstation. Power charging issues were the last straw before we srnt it back. We'll stick with our normal HP purchases moving forward, the lowere Lenovo prices were apparently for a reason.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This P1 upgrade replaces my nearly 6 year old X1 Extreme Gen 1. This is my 4th Thinkpad.

The screen height increased from 7.6" to 8.5". Although the difference in height is less than an inch, it makes a big difference. The overall feel is solid and rugged. There are a sufficient number of USB-A and USB-C ports, as well as an HDMI and 1/8" headphone/mic jack.

Literally the only knock I have is the keyboard. It's still very good, but the key travel has been reduced, just a tiny bit, but enough to notice the difference. It's still a solid, comfortable keypad worthy of a Thinkpad.

It's user upgradable I've already added a second M.2 drive. Easy to do, followed online instructions. Memory is also upgradable, should the need for that arise. Lenovo has plenty of documentation on the web site.

I also appreciate the Lenovo Vantage app for settings and updates, such as BIOS. Lenovo provides these for years after original purchase.

There are plenty of excellent YouTube reviews that go into the specs and features in depth. It's pointless to try to duplicate that information here. I will simply say I bought a P1 because I wanted a solid, comfortable, high performing laptop that will give years of dependable service. That's what Thinkpads have always been known for, and that's what puts them in a class by themselves.

In conclusion my P1 is definitely a Thinkpad through and through. I wouldn't even consider buying anything else.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very happy with my purchase; it's a beautiful laptop that is pretty light for its size. It runs Rhinoceros 8 seamlessly; its performance is top notch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Entre todas las marcas de computadoras para mi LENOVO es calidad,

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have not used it enough yet to give you a truly worthwhile opinion - I am still in the middle of rebuilding my dev enviro after spilling piping hot tea on my last workstation, but my current feeling (my previous workstation was Dell Precision 7720): it feels much easier to handle on the move despite being only 2 inches less wide and only half an inch less in depth. But it is VERY thin, I think I measured it at 19mm thick, which is 3/4 on an inch - that is crazy thin for a workstation. Obviously there is no full size keyboard, but what you have has large keys, easy to use. The screen quality is very good, but it is too small for office use. 17.3" or 18.1" is still comfortable, 16" is too small for continuous work - I have it connected to a large stationary monitor when not on the move. It is fast, (I have not had an opportunity to truly run it through its paces yet) however with increased load it has heat dissipation issues. That is however the price of the thin: 50% of the thickness of the Dell workstation were thick copper pipes and heat sinks and fans. The heat is enough of an issue that for stationary use I have spent $60 for a nice aluminum cooling pad with 5 fans in it - makes a noticeable difference in the system temp and sustained performance (when it gets hot it throttles down the computational power to cool off).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this workstation to have more power for a research project that has many moving pieces, including reviewing many medical images through online software. The ThinkPad P1 Gen 6 was perfect! It surpassed my expectations and has increased my efficiency tremendously! Very impressed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Performs as well as I expected, and handles load quite well. Typical amount of cooling problems, but it doesn't seem to be burning itself up. Charge holds quite well out of the box, and runs smoothly.