A new repairability champion: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7 laptop review

[YouKnowWho]

>"Entry level with Core Ultra 5 325"
> price: 1760 Euro

Entry to what? Suckers club?

And with the CPU performance on the R7-5700U level from 5 years ago
Ridiculous.

[Vital]

Lenovo must have paid a pretty penny (bribe) to man reviewers... How can they praise this over a Framework 13? Framework is expensive, but so is this, and Framework is a lot better!

This is good news for Framework, the big dogs are definitely scared about their success.

[FlexUser]

The X7 Intel is only available in theory for T14, there is basically one specs in psref with it, so forget about it. You can get it in the even more expensive X1 Carbon though.

During a couple of weeks, the 358H was available for the T16 Gen 5 as well (at least in Spain). I had it in my shopping cart and then it dissapeared.

[Sean Hsu]

The review unit went with a much inferior screen, 45% NTSC, high power consumption, lower brightness. What a waste. It is therefore wrong to conclude that Panther Lake loses to the last gen on battery life.

[snn47]

@Notebookcheck, please update your artikel and headline to identify the difference between T14 Gen 7 (Intel) with unsoldered LPDDR5X-8533MT/s RAM und T14s (Intel) with a soldered LPDDR5X-8533MT/s RAM, which I only found after a few hours of search.

Comparing offers from dealer I am unable to identify if  a T14 or a T14s Thinkpad Gen7 is offered. Dealers mostly do not identify unlike Lenovo if LPDDR5X-8533MT/s (CAMM2) for T14 or  LPDDR5X-8533MT/s (soldered) is used, nor did I find a way to search for the data at Lenovo using the model designation.

The same applies to the display, trying to identify which display has been used.

Is there a way to identify if a dealer offers a T14 G7 oder T14s G7  and which display was used by using the model designation.