Lenovo ThinkPad 16" Laptop, Intel Core i9 i9-11950H, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Windows 11, 20Y4S2NC00

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love it. Was looking for something without a num pad and I've had no problems so far. My model has the vapor chamber and I haven't noticed any uncomfortable heating or much other than light fan noise. Don't mind traveling with it at all, walking around to meetings with it isn't a pain. I don't think I've had the right battery settings on when using it unplugged, but it does seem to demand a lot. Just flagging if that's a concern for folks, the published rate in saver mode seems pretty good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this to replace a Dell precision laptop. Have been with Dell since 1996 and have always upgraded to a Dell laptop since then. Bought the P1 after my current Dell less than a year old failed boot from a win10 to win11 forced upgrade by windows system. I am currently using it for software development and some video/photo editing and have had no issues so far. 16 inch screen laptop is same size if not a tad smaller than my 15.6 inch dell laptop which is a surprise to me. So a regular 15.6 inch case/bag will fit this laptop. I opted for 64 gigs of ram and a rtx4000 graphic card. Have multiple virtual systems running like a breeze, linux, cloud services, local webserver for web app development and testing. This machine handles it all. One of the few light and thin laptops with usb-a, full hmdi, 2 usb-c, one being thunderbolt port available. Unless you go for a 5 plus pounder desktop replacement mobile workstation, this is the only thin laptop in its class to offer usb-a port.