Lenovo ThinkPad T14 G4 AMD Laptop Review: Ryzen power in the compact ThinkPad

[Neenyah]

Quite literally every single ThinkPad, apart from the E-series models, has a base warranty of 36 months. Every.

The bot is lying again.

notebookcheck.com/Lenovo-ThinkPad-P16s-G2-AMD-im-Test-Leistung-satt-plus-OLED-im-Workstation-Laptop.787613.0.html

Lenovo bietet ein Jahr Premium-Support, worunter auch Vor-Ort-Reparatur bis zum nächsten Werktag fallen. Eine Erweiterung dieser Garantie gegen Gebühr ist ebenfalls möglich.

Part number of that machine is 21K9000CGE.

There you go, that identical and particular model on PSREF - it is THAT laptop and no other: https://psref.lenovo.com/Detail/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P16s_Gen_2_AMD?M=21K9000CGE

Now check this part: "Base Warranty 3-year, Courier or Carry-in"

Here, screenshot in case you can't find it on PSREF which wouldn't be surprising considering that you are a literal retard who can't even differentiate BASE warranty from PREMIUM support; it is, again literally, said there on the PSREF link right below the base warranty row:

"Included Upgrade CO2 Offset 0.5 ton, 1Y Premier Support from 3Y Depot Windchill bundles   (CPN)"

So that is a bonus ON TOP OF EXISTING 3-YEAR WARRANTY, you braindead delusional donkey.

[NikoB]

In many countries around the world where there is no official Lenovo representative office against which consumers can file claims under local consumer protection laws and civil codes, the actual warranty is exactly the one stated by the seller.

As the author wrote, in Germany the warranty is 1 year and no 3 years in terms of local legislation. Otherwise, why would he report a 1-year warranty, instead of supposedly from Lenovo, if Lenovo fully complies with the requirements of local legislation under the consumer protection law

This is of course difficult for a local couple of clowns to understand, because they are poorly educated...

[Neenyah]

As the author wrote, in Germany the warranty is 1 year and no 3 years in terms of local legislation. Otherwise, why would he report a 1-year warranty, instead of supposedly from Lenovo, if Lenovo fully complies with the requirements of local legislation under the consumer protection law

This is of course difficult for a local couple of clowns to understand, because they are poorly educated...

You really are a retard of an impressive calibre, hands down that takes some serious effort to achieve. The point is that you can't have a Premier Support (of 1-year here) without base warranty which is 3-year. This is what Premier Support is:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Gebvudae0
• https://www.lenovo.com/content/dam/lenovo/pcsd/north-america/en/solutions/services/presentations/battle-cards/lenovo-services-premier-support-faq.pdf

Oddly enough you know better about Lenovo than Lenovo does, all while being hidden in your Russian shithole behind a 15-year old MSI laptop, no wonder you can't open a link and check it yourself. There, arrows this time to try to help you but there is no help for permanently dysfunctional brain of yours:

https://imgur.com/XukC3dq

And Lenovo site:

https://psref.lenovo.com/Detail/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P16s_Gen_2_AMD?M=21K9000CGE

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Edit:

I went to check the whole Europe for the P16s G2 (AMD) and there is nothing less but a 3-year base warranty.

Included upgrade options of Premier Support are either 1-year or 3-year (or none at all).

[NikoB]

Neenyah, I feel for your mental health. After all, you are unable to understand the difference between a manufacturer's warranty and a warranty under local law.

[RobertJasiek]

Germany, sample notebook below:


There is only 1 year warranty included!


For more years, or for extra services during the first and following years, additional fees have to be selected and paid for longer and / or extended warranty.


www.lenovo.com/de/de/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpadl/thinkpad-l14-gen-4-(14-inch-amd)/21h5cto1wwde1

"Garantie 1 Jahr Premier"

Configuring this notebook for purchase:

www.lenovo.com/de/de/configurator/cto/index.html?bundleId=21H5CTO1WWDE1

"Upgrade von 1 Jahr Kurierabholung/Einsendung durch Kunden auf 1 Jahr Premier Support – TP Main ECOMMS (CPN)"

"Garantie
1 Optionen
1 Jahr Kurierabholung oder Einsendung durch den Kunden
Enthalten"

Next step selection of services:

www.lenovo.com/de/de/pb/index.html?mainCode=21H5CTO1WWDE1&isConfiguration=1&guid=2baad68f-1d27-4639-b21e-a28eb2c24d6e#step=1

"Upgrade von 1 Jahr Kurierabholung/Einsendung durch Kunden auf 1 Jahr Premier Support – TP Main ECOMMS (CPN)"

"Unsere Standardgarantie deckt die Inbetriebnahme, technische Fehler sowie Probleme beim normalen Gebrauch ab, die während der Garantielaufzeit auftreten können."


"Lenovo Premier Support
[...]

1 Jahr  [included]

2 Jahre +€153,27

3 Jahre +€263,24

4 Jahre +€294,88

5 Jahre +€410,68


Premier Support Plus
[...]

1 Jahr +€76,65

2 Jahre +€183,26

3 Jahre +€265,74

4 Jahre +€420,32

5 Jahre +€532,43


Erweitern Sie Ihren Hardware-Schutz durch den Kauf zusätzlicher Services - Ein Jahr Depot-Garantie

Smart Lock [...]

1 Jahr +€22,42

3 Jahre +€52,49

4 Jahre +€67,47

Smart Performance  [...]

1 Jahr +€46,71

2 Jahre +€70,85

3 Jahre +€93,43

4 Jahre +€117,53
"

[Neenyah]

Germany, sample notebook below:

There is only 1 year warranty included!

Yes, but that's a CTO model and it's also from an L-series where 1-year base (Premier and base is not the same thing, Premier is an upgrade like Apple Care is an upgrade over their base warranty) is not unusual to find, same as with E-series where almost all (or even all of them) have 1-year base.

There is no existing T, Ps, X, X1, P1, Z, or P-series ThinkPad new and unboxed with less than 3-year base MANUFACTURER warranty in the EU. None. But you can add a Premier Support of 1-year or more on top of that base warranty, meaning that if you get one with 3-year base + 1-year Premier you will have 36 months total warranty but during the first 12 months you will have all benefits of the Premier Support.

[NikoB]

A manufacturer's warranty is bullshit if it is not fulfilled within the framework of the requirements of local consumer legislation, trade rules and civil code.