The latest ThinkPad T14s G3 has finally received a 16:10 display, a surprisingly powerful Intel Alder Lake-U CPU and faster LPDDR5 RAM as part of a redesign by Lenovo. Furthermore, the 14-inch business-oriented ThinkPad showed modest power consumption and very low emissions during our testing. In this review, we'll discuss whether all these qualities are enough for the ThinkPad T14s G3 to prevail against AMD-based laptops or Lenovo's own ThinkPad X1 Carbon G10.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-T14s-G3-Intel-laptop-review-quiet-efficient-and-fast.675670.0.html
Firstly would just like to say that this is a really good review of the laptop.
I was wondering if you found the keyboard to be harsh and unforgiving to type on compared with other thinkpads and laptops?
I have a t14s gen 3 AMD and I've found the keyboard to need quite a lot of force when typing and this leads to a harsh and unforgiving feeling when typing on the keyboard, especially when typing on a table.
Just read this review, but it looks something weird compared to X1c G10's
these 2 models are silimar model, and T14s got CPU-1235u which should be more powersaving.
but X1C got much longer batterylife on each test item...
Please also notice that the keyboard is not replaceable!
Quote from: joevin on April 14, 2023, 14:10:23Please also notice that the keyboard is not replaceable!
Therefore, this is no longer a real Thinkpad T, but its pathetic likeness. Approximately how to compare a city SUV with a true frame jeeps. Looks cool on the outside, but cheap junk inside..