Quote from: Russel on July 01, 2025, 16:47:52I prefer a good IPS lcd screen over an amoled display anytime.

The real issue is that if a  laptop line adopts AMOLED display or OLED displays for once, they'll completely go for that ditching the IPS option.
If they still gave that option I wouldn't have a problem accepting this, because majority of people probably prefer vivid colours of oled screens and they probably have good eyes and don't get nausea because of OLED. I am already suffering from lack of an option when it comes to phones. It'd be disastrous if the same happened to laptops.

P16v, P1 and P16 have high resolution IPS screen options.

Above 1200p :
- P16s AMD gen 2 and gen 3 : 4K OLED 100% DCI-P3 400nits 60hz
- P16v gen 1 and gen 2: 4K IPS 100% DCI-P3 800nits 60hz
- P16 gen 2 :
--- QHD IPS 100% RGB 500nits 165hz
--- 4K OLED 100% DCI-P3 400nits 60hz
--- 4K IPS 100% DCI-P3 800nits 60hz
- P1 gen 7 :
--- QHD IPS 100% RGB 500nits 165hz
--- 4K OLED 100% DCI-P3 400nits 60hz

Lenovo could really offer something else on P16s

For P14s AMD, I am not sure as P14s has IPS screens (3k) but it is a 14.5 panel instead of 14" panel.

It is the same on P16s gen4 (which shares most of its components with P14s AMD gen6).
Ryzen 9 is only available with the 1200p screen low power 100%RGB.

This resolution is clearly not enough on a 16" panel. Even more in 2025. If we take a bigger screen, it is to display more information.

I prefer a good IPS lcd screen over an amoled display anytime.

The real issue is that if a  laptop line adopts AMOLED display or OLED displays for once, they'll completely go for that ditching the IPS option.
If they still gave that option I wouldn't have a problem accepting this, because majority of people probably prefer vivid colours of oled screens and they probably have good eyes and don't get nausea because of OLED. I am already suffering from lack of an option when it comes to phones. It'd be disastrous if the same happened to laptops.