Customer reviews for Lenovo X Series: Convertible Laptops
Versatility to go.
Average customer rating:
(13 Reviews) 12
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12 of 13(92%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Review 1 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
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KidDynomite
Great Purchase
Date:April 18, 2012
"The x220 convertible tablet is a great computer. It is fast with a very responsive touch screen. The pen technology works well. I am very impressed with the x220 tablet that I purchased. It has everything that I was looking for such as speed, touch screen, pen technology, Windows 7, finger print reader, WiFi, and Webcam. I am glad that I chose this computer instead the MacBook Pro, which does not offer touch screen, finger print reader, and pen technology."
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Review 2 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
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girl
X220 Tablet
Date:March 16, 2012
"I have this tablet for school, and it is good for school, but it is ugly and the touch-screen doesn't work very well (in comparision to apple products). It is good for school, it is fast and has a long battery life, but I am currently in the process of getting myself a Mac book, mostly because of the app features and it's "sleekness""
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Review 3 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
5
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5
Mobility
5
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5
Design
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Value
4
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5
Reliability
4
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5
collegetech
Location:Colorado
Owned Product:7-12 months
Processor:Intel Core i7
Memory:4 GB or more
X220 Tablet
Date:February 18, 2012
Pros: Weight, Warranty, Security Features, Durability, Software compatibility, Bluetooth, Video card, Wireless card, Screen size, Build Quality, Display performance, Display resolution, Battery, Input/Output compatibility, Processor, Support, Included software, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, Storage
"I use the computer daily for taking notes in class, using Microsoft Office OneNote 2010. The battery life is excellent for this machine, averaging about 5 hours on medium to high performance setting with medium display brightness. This seems low but it is the i7-2620m and it is only a 6-cell battery. It is also the touchscreen model, when combined with the integrated touch features of Windows 7 and the enhanced multitouch features from Lenovo and Wacom makes this machine a joy to use and increases productivity. I am able to print a file to OneNote and then take notes right on the document. Overall this machine is a great tool and was a wonderful purchase."
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Review 4 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
1
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5
Mobility
4
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5
Design
3
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5
Features
3
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5
Value
1
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5
Reliability
1
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5
GregG
Location:San Francisco
Owned Product:13-18 months
Processor:Intel Core 2 Duo
Memory:3.5 GB
Bloatware Central./ Really slow
Date:January 27, 2012
"I have an X200 Tablet.
The tablet functions work well but the computer is surprisingly bad. Incredibly slow to do anything, prone to crashing. I suspect IBM's bloatware is a big part of the problem.
The Wacom handwriting functions work well but the computer functions get a D"
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Review 5 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
5
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5
Mobility
4
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5
Design
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Value
4
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5
Reliability
5
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5
Traveler
Location:Seattle, WA
Owned Product:Less than a month
Processor:Intel Core i5
Memory:4 GB or more
Great for real work on the go
Date:December 13, 2011
Pros: Battery, Processor, Support, Included software, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, viewing angle and color
Cons: Weight, Display resolution
"This is pretty sweet, a tablet with horsepower. If you're at a cafe, you have a laptop, but if you're on a bus, airplane, train, etc. where it is hard to open up and use a laptop, you have a tablet.
I have the Gorilla Glass - it could be cool to have finger touch, but then you need palm rejection. The stylus is good, some drift, but the cursor location is highlighted.
The ThinkVantage is well done, providing one-stop shopping for computer maintenance and related settings that is very polished and enhances the feel.
The keyboard is the antithesis of typing on an iPad screen. Super plush. The build quality is pretty high, and is the same chunky look we all know and love. Great integrated-web-cam resolution and color. The sound is great for laptop speakers. Pen stows nicely. Eraser mouse wins you over in short order (I was a touch pad user before this). Battery life is typically 4-6 hours if I have the wifi off and I'm working in Word."
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Review 6 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
4
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5
Mobility
5
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5
Design
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Value
5
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5
Reliability
4
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5
razzledazzlebee
Location:Seattle, WA
Owned Product:13-18 months
Processor:Intel Core i7
Memory:4 GB or more
Great Convertible Tablet- Gets Oohs & Ahs!
Date:November 21, 2011
Pros: Weight, Warranty, Security Features, Durability, Software compatibility, Bluetooth, Video card, Screen size, Build Quality, Display performance, Display resolution, Battery, Input/Output compatibility, Processor, Support, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, Storage
Cons: Wireless card
"I have been using my X201 Tablet for a year now for work. I am an outside sales rep and I really like being able to handwrite notes during meeting and edit photoshop ads. It has a lot of power and I have had good luck with it for the most part.
I do however have a lot of problems with the wireless capability. It turns intself off a lot and I have to troubleshoot it every time to get it on again. It does turn on but it's a pain.
Had to use tech support once for a hardware damage issue (I have the extended warranty) and that went smoothly. In the field, a lot of clients are really impressed with the laptop, especially the more tech-savvy people!
Also, I have a baby and he pulls the keys off really easily from the keyboard but they are VERY easy to get back on (which is more than I can say for a lot of other laptops)!"
I do however have a lot of problems with the wireless capability. It turns intself off a lot and I have to troubleshoot it every time to get it on again. It does turn on but it's a pain.
Had to use tech support once for a hardware damage issue (I have the extended warranty) and that went smoothly. In the field, a lot of clients are really impressed with the laptop, especially the more tech-savvy people!
Also, I have a baby and he pulls the keys off really easily from the keyboard but they are VERY easy to get back on (which is more than I can say for a lot of other laptops)!"
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Review 7 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
4
out of
5
Mobility
5
out of
5
Design
4
out of
5
Features
5
out of
5
Value
5
out of
5
Reliability
5
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5
mvis
Location:Campbell, CA
Owned Product:1-6 months
Processor:Intel Core i7
Memory:4 GB or more
Lenovo X220t with Gorilla Glass
Date:November 5, 2011
Pros: Weight, Wireless card, Build Quality, Display performance, Battery, Processor, Memory, Storage, gorilla glass
Cons: no usb 3.0
"Great and does not weigh a lot. Great for travel. Great handwriting recognition.
Cons:
1.) When screen is not exactly vertical, screen rotation can rub against the battery.
2.) No USB3.0
3.) The pen is easy to lose. I had that today and had to cut my old sofa to retrieve the pen that somehow managed to wedge itself in the tight spot.
4.) I like the smooth surface touchpad which this is not.
5.) When I upgraded to Simpletap 2.0 using ThinkVantage, it screwed up the ThinkVantage so I had to reinstall to factory setting. They might have fixed this already."
1.) When screen is not exactly vertical, screen rotation can rub against the battery.
2.) No USB3.0
3.) The pen is easy to lose. I had that today and had to cut my old sofa to retrieve the pen that somehow managed to wedge itself in the tight spot.
4.) I like the smooth surface touchpad which this is not.
5.) When I upgraded to Simpletap 2.0 using ThinkVantage, it screwed up the ThinkVantage so I had to reinstall to factory setting. They might have fixed this already."
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Review 8 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
4
out of
5
Mobility
4
out of
5
Design
4
out of
5
Features
4
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5
Value
2
out of
5
Reliability
5
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5
Student
Location:Louisville, KY
Owned Product:1-6 months
It's okay
Date:October 20, 2011
Pros: Weight, Battery
Cons: Support, Warranty
"I have had a lot of problems with this product and have gotten it repaired twice since I bought it three months ago. When it is working, it works well."
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Review 9 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
4
out of
5
Mobility
5
out of
5
Design
4
out of
5
Features
4
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5
Value
4
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5
Reliability
4
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5
William
Location:North Florida
Owned Product:1-6 months
Memory:2 GB
Keeps on Going
Date:October 8, 2011
Pros: Weight, Security Features, Durability, Bluetooth, Build Quality, Display performance, Display resolution, Battery, Input/Output compatibility, Processor, Support
Cons: Keyboard/peripherals, Included Software
"Use it about 4 hours every day in the feild. I have not had any problems with it. The solid state hard drive boots quickly and the screen is great even in sunny conditions."
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Review 10 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
5
out of
5
Mobility
5
out of
5
Design
4
out of
5
Features
5
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5
Value
4
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5
Reliability
5
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5
Victorj589
Location:San Francisco, Ca
Owned Product:1-6 months
Processor:Intel Core i5
Memory:4 GB or more
First Tablet Laptop I've Used: Great Experience
Date:October 4, 2011
Pros: Warranty, Security Features, Durability, Build Quality, Display performance, Battery, Processor, Keyboard/peripherals
Cons: Wireless card, Screen size
"small form factor, great specs, the screen bevel is kind of big on the bottom because it holds the speakers, but other than that it's a great laptop. The touch screen is flush against the frame so its smooth and comfortable for touch interaction. another gripe would be the touchpad, it has a strange design to it (aside from the ultranav buttons) and it takes a while to get used to. Instead of the common HDMI port, it has a displayport which is a little inconvenient. Another issue ive discovered recently, is that it has a weak wifi antennae and has trouble picking up my router in comparison to my other laptops. a plus for booting up really quick and is very reliable, haven't had any critical hardware/software errors (E.G. random shutdowns) overall great laptop."
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Review 11 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
5
out of
5
Mobility
5
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5
Design
5
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5
Features
4
out of
5
Value
4
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5
Reliability
4
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5
rich
Location:Florida
Owned Product:Less than a month
Processor:Intel Core i5
Memory:4 GB or more
Excellent machine
Date:October 4, 2011
Pros: Weight, Warranty, Security Features, Durability, Software compatibility, Bluetooth, Video card, Screen size, Build Quality, Display performance, Battery, Input/Output compatibility, Processor, Support, Included software, Memory, Keyboard/peripherals, Storage
Cons: Display resolution
"A really solid machine on all fronts. Can get small and light with the smaller battery but plenty of options for more battery life. The wide screen is terrific and the keyboard is second to none."
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Review 12 for X Series: Convertible Laptops
OverallOverall Rating
Performance
5
out of
5
Mobility
4
out of
5
Design
5
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Value
5
out of
5
Reliability
5
out of
5
richardtk1
Location:Cuzco, CZ
Owned Product:Just got it
Processor:Intel Core i7
Memory:4 GB or more
What I needed
Date:July 2, 2011
Pros: Weight, Durability, Display performance, Battery, Processor, Memory
Cons: Video card
"I needed a notebook with its capabilities, because I tend to move from one part of my city to another. and this notebook works perfectly for me"
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Ratings-Only Reviews for X Series: Convertible Laptops
Based on 1 ratings-only review
Overall Rating
Would recommend? Yes 1 out of 1
Performance
4
out of
5
Mobility
5
out of
5
Design
4
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Value
2
out of
5
Reliability
5
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5