I have the same specs of this model but with 128GB Ram provided to me by my company - its truly a beast. And an absolute pain in the ass to carry with me if I have to go into the office.
Hi! I am thinking of pulling the trigger on a P15 gen2 (i7-11800H, 4k, 16gb, 512gb, Nvidia T1200) for $1500 and would really appreciate if you could clarify some doubts for me... 1) How is the battery life for day-to-day tasks? Esp with the 4k display... 2) Any heating issues you encountered? Excessive fan? 3) Do you know how the T1200 compares to the RTX 3000 series that come in the T15g gen2 instead? Thank you so much in advance, appreciate any feedback
So many "laptops" have become "fragile" jewelry. Reviewers have started talking about the case color, bezel size and "notches" before the CPU/GPU. -- These P series are "tools" not fashion accessories. It doesn't matter how pretty it is if it doesn't work.
I got the Lenovo ThinkPad T15g Gen 1, which is similar or from the same family as of P15, and they are awesome! Even though they are very expensive, I think it has the expandability and the power I need (web development and lots of virtual machines). I can see Lenovo improving these machines and it's great, I don't see a reason for upgrading for now. These machines will last years and years before thinking of replacing them.
Hi, just curious. Which one has better performance the ThinkPad P15 (Xeon/64GB Ram/RTX A5000) or the new MacBook Pro (M1Max/10-core CPU, 32-core GPU/64GB unified memory)?
What is the keyboard travel? 1.8mm or 1.5mm or other? How does it compare to the P15s/P15v and the Gen 1 and/or earlier P5x models? Some reviewers have complained about the shallow travel and hollowness in the lower left area on the P15 Gen 1.
@@kaitlynracco1206 For office work and sometimes travel with my car is no problem, if you travel with train, it is a bit too heavy. The processor is enough for daily work. I connet two 4k Monitors.
Dell's Precision line are great entry level business/enterprise class computers, but the P-series are the highest end and most overbuilt business workstations Lenovo makes.
Hi guys, i got a Lenovo ThinkPad P15 Gen 2 with 32GB ram and 1TB SSD Intel i7-11800H 4.80 GHz, NVIDIA RTX A4000 ( 8gb vram ) for 1200$ it's worth it in 2024 or not ?
"I have one and it gets pretty loud for little processes and the fan keeps working full speed in sleep mode i sent the laptop in because i have a warranty and they changed the fan. But nothing changed most of the newer lenovo laptops seem to have this problem i think its rather a software problem than a hardware problem. 4 bios updates later it's still the same ofocourse you can put the laptop on battery efficiency mode i don't understand why the fans work so hard when the laptop is stil cold ."
I am a proud user from P72 but the thermals + noise are not great! Can u say about this? In another review? How loud it is using 3d per example if possible?
I am a bit disappointed with my ThinkPad X260. The keyboard is fine but the keys are too brittle! I had to replace it with another keyboard because a few of the keys just broke and fell off. And I am not a gamer.
also i have the same, but when CPU is in aggressive mode it melting down my desk, what the fuck is that??????? How to resolve that with enabled aggressive mode ??????
I have the same specs of this model but with 128GB Ram provided to me by my company - its truly a beast. And an absolute pain in the ass to carry with me if I have to go into the office.
That machine is beautiful in person. I have it.
Do you have the 4k or the FHD?
@@confidentlocal8600 4k
Hi! I am thinking of pulling the trigger on a P15 gen2 (i7-11800H, 4k, 16gb, 512gb, Nvidia T1200) for $1500 and would really appreciate if you could clarify some doubts for me...
1) How is the battery life for day-to-day tasks? Esp with the 4k display...
2) Any heating issues you encountered? Excessive fan?
3) Do you know how the T1200 compares to the RTX 3000 series that come in the T15g gen2 instead?
Thank you so much in advance, appreciate any feedback
@@stantheman3674 what do you plan on doing with the machine?
@@nellatl hey! data science work for school mostly, but also some photo editing and then everyday type-use as a personal laptop
So many "laptops" have become "fragile" jewelry.
Reviewers have started talking about the case color, bezel size and "notches" before the CPU/GPU.
-- These P series are "tools" not fashion accessories.
It doesn't matter how pretty it is if it doesn't work.
Once Lenovo sort out their availability and get those Zen 3 ThinkPads I’ll be happy. Good review as always btw.
Seems like all the Zen 3 stock is going into ThinkBooks, Ideapads and Yoga Slims. Thinkpad does have a contract with Intel after all...
I got the Lenovo ThinkPad T15g Gen 1, which is similar or from the same family as of P15, and they are awesome! Even though they are very expensive, I think it has the expandability and the power I need (web development and lots of virtual machines). I can see Lenovo improving these machines and it's great, I don't see a reason for upgrading for now. These machines will last years and years before thinking of replacing them.
I'm thinking about P15 Gen 2 as well with the lowest specs. I need to run 3 VMs which my 10 year old Intel i7 struggles with.
Okey, but Mac Pro is much better anyway.
@@PaulusdeKenezy but linux
Hi, just curious. Which one has better performance the ThinkPad P15 (Xeon/64GB Ram/RTX A5000) or the new MacBook Pro (M1Max/10-core CPU, 32-core GPU/64GB unified memory)?
p15 better all around. Basically very very similar performance but overall p15 better
It is 2022 now, I think P15 Gen2 is still a beast!! Trying to get one during labor day. I wonder what CPU do you have in your machine?
The SIMCard tray you overlooked...That's used for cellular hotspot (depends on cellular provider offering the service).
This thinkpads looks remind of ThinkPads from the 2012 era
What is the keyboard travel? 1.8mm or 1.5mm or other? How does it compare to the P15s/P15v and the Gen 1 and/or earlier P5x models? Some reviewers have complained about the shallow travel and hollowness in the lower left area on the P15 Gen 1.
Ordered P15v Gen 3 with i7-12800H, 64G DDR5, 2x 1T SSD with RAID, 4K Display, I chose almost all the upgrade options. Delivery time 2-3 weeks.
how has the p15v been since you got it. also what do u think about the weight, is it extremely heavy?
@@kaitlynracco1206 For office work and sometimes travel with my car is no problem, if you travel with train, it is a bit too heavy. The processor is enough for daily work. I connet two 4k Monitors.
is there a difference between this and the Precision lineup in terms of build quality?
I have ordered one specifically made for my use case. I'll review it in the next few days
@@maz1980s In the next few years you mean?
@@PaulusdeKenezy Sorry I got busy I couldn't. 🤦♂️
@@maz1980s No problem. ;-)
Dell's Precision line are great entry level business/enterprise class computers, but the P-series are the highest end and most overbuilt business workstations Lenovo makes.
When will you review hp omen 15 ryzen5 rtx3060 model ?? BTW tnx for this video very informative 🙂
I have thinkpad its awesome, you wont regret choosing lenovo thinkpad series after you try it
Just ordered p17 gen 2
huge powerhouse well done!
i was going to order that but it said 3 months shipping, i went with the T15g Gen2
@@5after12 shipping today now !
@@30botta I am jealous. I love the T15g, but wish the screen was bigger
Hi guys, i got a Lenovo ThinkPad P15 Gen 2 with 32GB ram and 1TB SSD Intel i7-11800H 4.80 GHz, NVIDIA RTX A4000 ( 8gb vram ) for 1200$ it's worth it in 2024 or not ?
I remember when you could get a P50 for $1300. Now they’re 2.1x the price.
And they are 1/3 to almost 1/2 off now
can you charge this thing via the usb type c port?
"I have one and it gets pretty loud for little processes and the fan keeps working full speed in sleep mode i sent the laptop in because i have a warranty and they changed the fan. But nothing changed most of the newer lenovo laptops seem to have this problem i think its rather a software problem than a hardware problem. 4 bios updates later it's still the same ofocourse you can put the laptop on battery efficiency mode i don't understand why the fans work so hard when the laptop is stil cold ."
I am a proud user from P72 but the thermals + noise are not great! Can u say about this? In another review? How loud it is using 3d per example if possible?
There is no vapor chamber, as result it pretty noisy even compared to P1 G4 slim model with vapor.
@@jurig5579 Thanks for the reply! I will check it out
I know it’s not a gaming machine but… how well can this play games?
Only objection- fn button on the left of ctrl button
Hello, what graphics card does this have?
I am a bit disappointed with my ThinkPad X260. The keyboard is fine but the keys are too brittle! I had to replace it with another keyboard because a few of the keys just broke and fell off. And I am not a gamer.
also i have the same, but when CPU is in aggressive mode it melting down my desk, what the fuck is that??????? How to resolve that with enabled aggressive mode ??????
Great review. Your voice sounds like Patrick Bateman tho
Does thins laptop support Graphics Processing Unit Direct?
Is there have different power on the GPU of P15 Gen2 and P17 Gen2 ?
My sister needs laptop for her first job, but she can't afford.
So she need a different first job. ;-)
Nobody cares.
how noisy is it?
I hope.....
I'm a thinkpad minded.
There's no space station dude, Earth's flat... get with the times fool
Nah this ain't it chief
Stay safe? How about you're non-essential and you lose your job?
Meh review. This was just an unboxing with mentioning obvious stuff
Yeah but it's Lenovo...
Yeah but it’s Intel…
Yeah but it's a laptop.
What do you mean mate?
@@maz1980s a Chinese manufacturer that was caught installing rootkits on their devices.
@@mvevitsis Americans do the same mate.