Lenovo's sixth-generation ThinkPad E14 is on sale for $781 and serves as a budget productivity laptop aimed at office environments. It maintains the familiar ThinkPad aesthetics and features, such as the iconic TrackPoint. The device offers solid hardware with Intel Core Ultra 5 or 7 processors for efficient multitasking. While it has a modest design compared to premium models like the X1 Carbon, the E14 provides a comfortable keyboard and essential features like multiple ports and self-healing BIOS, making it a reliable choice for teams.
The E14 is a budget productivity laptop with a focused use case: the office. It brings many of the ThinkPad's unique features but keeps the hardware on the modest end.
The E14 is armed with an Intel Core Ultra 5 or 7 processor to power multitasking and working in the cloud while also enabling the device's thin and light form factor.
The E14 offers more modest visuals and a slightly plasticky build but retains many of the features that make ThinkPads what they are.
Kyle Kucharski points out that the keyboard is comfortable and well-optimized with Lenovo's scissor-lift mechanism for satisfying key travel.
Collection
[
|
...
]