Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga (3rd Gen) 14" FHD Touchscreen Laptop Computer, 8th Gen Intel Quad-Core i7-8650U, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD, HDMI, Windows 10 Pro (Renewed)

Muy buen producto

Two major faults upon arrival1. Keyboard keys malfunction. Few keys have to be pressed multiple times for it to function.2. Laptop keeps resetting OS date.I was traveling international so no time to return.

Mine came with a (slightly offset) sandpaper-looking protective skin on the lid and trackpad. It feels a bit rough if you scratch it, but I don't really mind. It also has a scrape on the left hinge, but the hinges work fine. I've been observing it for a few days, and so far, so good. There are a few issues with it though - both hardware and software.Many said their fingerprint readers don't work; mine doesn't either. It's a bit too coincidental, as if the sellers put broken fingerprint readers inside to cut costs. When I took a look inside, it seemed to be connected properly, but it still didn't work even after unplugging and plugging it in. I'll just have to get a new one somehow.Some minor parts were missing as well. The mylar sheet that covers the SSD and its shielding, the foam underneath the speakers, and a wwan card and its screw are all missing.The keyboard and screen seem brand new. They’re nice and bright. My screen has no bright spots on it, thankfully. My built-in speakers are clear and loud, despite the missing foam. All my ports seem to be working, but I haven’t tested the mini ethernet port and sim yet. The sim might not work unless I have a wwan card, but I might not use it anyway.When I signed in to windows for the first time, I noticed most of the Lenovo drivers, such as keyboard shortcuts and brightness control weren't installed, so I had to install them myself. The pen and touchscreen worked out of the box, as it should. Apparently, OneDrive came preinstalled, so I uninstalled it.On windows, the pen and cursor occasionally glitch out if I change from tablet to desktop mode too fast.I also installed Ubuntu on mine, which is working great. It supports the touchscreen and pen, and doesn’t do that weird infinite log writing thing it does on the Asus laptops I have. The cursor doesn’t need much adapting time like on windows.It has a nice battery life. At college, it lasts all day since it's not doing tasks heavier than coding and using programs like Office and OneNote.Overall, I love it. It does have a few problems, but with a bit of research, I found my way around most of them. I think it’s well worth the $400 I bought it for.

I recently purchased a refurbished laptop from this company, and it has far exceeded my expectations. The laptop looked brand new right out of the box, with no scratches or smudges. The setup was smooth, and the performance is on par with a brand-new machine. It handles multitasking, streaming, and complex tasks with ease.The battery life is impressive, lasting for hours even with heavy use. The keyboard and trackpad are in excellent condition, making typing and navigation a breeze.Overall, this refurbished laptop has been a fantastic investment. It looks great, performs exceptionally well, and is incredibly reliable. I highly recommend this company for high-quality refurbished laptops. They've exceeded my expectations, and I’ll definitely be a returning customer.Thank you for the excellent product!

I didn’t use it because the Lenovo was lock I can’t open it

Works good, battery probably should've been replaced but otherwise functions well and in good condition.

I got this for Lightroom editing and it's decently good. Battery seems pretty good. Several hours 3-5 with constant use. Solid feel too. Keyboard light is nice. Might be my first laptop with that feature. For the price of $298 I'm impressed. I got it refurbished.

It contained the pen and everything was functional. I still haven't maxed out its capabilities. I think for battery life I get between 4-5 hrs max on a Full charge. It's honestly too nice for 300 bucks.