Lenovo ThinkBook 13s
Expert reviews
The overall review score is calculated from averaging this product's international review scores.
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12/06/2019
SummaryThe Lenovo ThinkBook 13s delivers solid performance with a comfortable keyboard and nearly 9 hours of battery life...
Laptopmag.comProsAbove-average SSD speeds, Good performance, Comfortable keyboard, Solid battery life
ConsLacks Thunderbolt 3, Uninspired design
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09/20/2019
SummarySolid value at the right priceWhile Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th-Gen remains the superior business notebook in Lenovo's stable, the MSRP is well over $1,000. (Prices on the base models have fallen to $999, as the 7th-Gen models have begun to ship.) I...
pcworld.com_techhive.comProsSurprisingly good audio quality, 10 hours of battery life, Lenovo's excellent Vantage utility lets you fine-tune PC functions, Affordable price
ConsMiddling performance
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09/07/2019
SummaryLenovo's ThinkPad family has a lot of fans, but not everyone can spend ThinkPad money on a laptop. Designed for small business customers (and regular consumers who want a more privacy-focused machine), Lenovo's new Thinkbooks seem like an experiment to bo...
arstechnica.comProsModern, professional design, Physical webcam shutter, Fingerprint on power button, Standard FIDO authentication and TPM, Great keyboard, Solid performance
ConsNo IR camera, Only one display panel option (and no touchscreen option)
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08/23/2019
SummaryBy far, this has probably been the best Lenovo laptop I have reviewed. The awesome, long-lasting battery life will get users through the day and more. On the performance side, it runs really good, even with 8GB of RAM. The sound quality is powered by Harm...
techaeris.comProsThin design, Excellent battery life, Good sound, Windows 10, decent display, Runs smoothly
ConsHigh price on low end specs, No SD card support, Not enough storage with 128GB option
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07/28/2019
SummaryThe Lenovo ThinkBook 13s-IWL laptop review. Test device courtesy of CampusPoint.The ThinkBook series will not replace the established ThinkPad line, that much is clear after testing the ThinkBook 13s. Rather, the ThinkBook series is an addition to Lenovo'...
notebookcheck.netProscompact, premium aluminium design, matte display, bright panel, HDR support, almost 100% sRGB coverage, low surface temperatures, long battery life, upgradable RAM
Consmissing business features, hamstrung Type-C port; no USB PD, short warranty coverage, huge bottom display bezel
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07/27/2019
SummarySo, we already said that this device is part of a brand new series in the laptop world. We were satisfied with our time with it. However, not need to lie here, the most flashy feature of the ThinkBook 13s is actually its look and the way it feels when han...
laptopmedia.comProsPremium all aluminum build, Doesn't use PWM to adjust screen brightness (AUO B133HAN05.9), Covers 97% of sRGB and with our Gaming and Web design profile, the colors become extremely accurate (dE, Great battery life, Fast and accurate fingerprint reader, D...
ConsNo SD card reader and Thunderbolt support, No USB Type-C charging
Retail prices reported as of 01 Jul 2022 23:08:35 GMT