Lifting the lid reveals a few standard features as well as a couple of surprises for longtime ThinkPad users. It's a solidly constructed laptop that is nonetheless relatively lightweight and dressed all in black. On the outside, the Carbon closely follows the established, austere ThinkPad design language.
After experimenting with some new (and not universally well-received) interface changes last year, this year's Carbon is exactly what you'd expect from a ThinkPad-little red nub and all. The 2015 Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (MSRP: $1,079.10, $1,574.10 as tested) may not be sleek or revolutionary, but it is the definition of pithy, omitting needless features that business users neither want nor need.Īnd in many ways, the 2015 X1 Carbon is a return to form for Lenovo.
For years, Lenovo has been the go-to brand for power users who just need a powerful, portable-and above all, reliable-Windows laptop free from frills and fluff.
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