The keyboard is not "the exact same keyboard as the Legion without the numpad". I don't know whether it feels the same but the layout is different. The P1 has dedicated page up and page down keys whereas the Legion doesn't. The spacing around the function keys is also different, with the P1 having slight separation around each group of F keys which is advantageous for programmers needing to find various F keys by touch. The Legion doesn't seem to have that separation.
"The little move around thingy" - Trackpoint, is what made the trackpad buttons ar the top, so you can never move your hands away from keyboard and use index for trackpoint cursor movement and thumbs for "mouse" clicks. It is awesome! You also mixed left and right side panels when reviewing..
I am concerned about Lenovo's lack of quality control. Lenovo releases their products with some crutial defecits especially if it is initial lot. This model has also some trouble reported by users on the official website. In my case, it was caused by incorrect soldering process on the board. In the past, high-end models were manufactured in Japan, so the quality was perfect. I hope Lenovo manufactures the high-end products in the advanced country, not in China.
Country has little to do with QC, the budget do. You can have top-notch ISO-certified engineers in charge of your process with all the due proceedings be it in Japan, China, India, or Brazil; or you can save on that and only have non-certified engineers trying the best with the barebone process you allow them to cut costs.....
@9:23 - Where would the Asus G14 2024 would stack up in that Photoshop + After Effects chart? (not sure why for example the 2023 G14 isn't there. maybe it's scores much lower? hence the 2024 G14 too?)
X1 Extreme is no more, it was merged with the P1 series. The trackpoint is perfect, all you have to do is practice a little with it, the key to learn how to use it correctly is understanding that translates pressure to movement with speed, the least pressure you put, the slower will move, the more pressure you put the faster will move, so you have to train to be delicate when you push it. IBM's algorithm that Lenovo got, is great and they keep optimizing it every year. avoid trying to use it like a joystick in game control, you don't put full pressure, all the pressure you need is the pressure your skin when you touch it from above and you just move slightly your finger without pressuring with your bone.
@@VirajRao yeah, and may vary depends on your usage too.. so mostly it will be lower xD my take is to buy this if you're going to use it as a desktop replacement, so you can keep it plugged in all the time and keep the battery cycle low. And at some point it'll throttle too. It's just lenovo thing... xD
@@DharmaAdhivijaya My usage won't be as a desktop replacement. On price front the i9 CPU with 64 GB, 2 TB price is close to refurbished Mac Book Pro 16" M2 Max with same memory and storage.
This is a workstation laptop it's made to be put up on a laptop station and used with a dock. I have a p series the USB connects in the back go out to my dock and display, the only thing in the right and left USB is the receiver for my wireless mouse or USB sticks for transferring data.
The keyboard is not "the exact same keyboard as the Legion without the numpad". I don't know whether it feels the same but the layout is different. The P1 has dedicated page up and page down keys whereas the Legion doesn't. The spacing around the function keys is also different, with the P1 having slight separation around each group of F keys which is advantageous for programmers needing to find various F keys by touch. The Legion doesn't seem to have that separation.
"The little move around thingy" - Trackpoint, is what made the trackpad buttons ar the top, so you can never move your hands away from keyboard and use index for trackpoint cursor movement and thumbs for "mouse" clicks. It is awesome!
You also mixed left and right side panels when reviewing..
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The trackpoint (the red pointy "stick thing") is godly once you have experience with it.
also its amazing when you have gloves for work
amen!
with the 180 hinge you can use a laptop stand and have it completely vertical occupying minimal space in your desk.
I am concerned about Lenovo's lack of quality control. Lenovo releases their products with some crutial defecits especially if it is initial lot. This model has also some trouble reported by users on the official website. In my case, it was caused by incorrect soldering process on the board.
In the past, high-end models were manufactured in Japan, so the quality was perfect. I hope Lenovo manufactures the high-end products in the advanced country, not in China.
Country has little to do with QC, the budget do. You can have top-notch ISO-certified engineers in charge of your process with all the due proceedings be it in Japan, China, India, or Brazil; or you can save on that and only have non-certified engineers trying the best with the barebone process you allow them to cut costs.....
This laptop looks so nice… saw it at microcenter the other day. I want one 😃
Great videos. The P1 Gen 6 does not have a digitizer, thus it has no inking capability with a traditional stylus pen.
@9:23 - Where would the Asus G14 2024 would stack up in that Photoshop + After Effects chart? (not sure why for example the 2023 G14 isn't there. maybe it's scores much lower? hence the 2024 G14 too?)
The P1 will outperform the G14
X1 Extreme is no more, it was merged with the P1 series. The trackpoint is perfect, all you have to do is practice a little with it, the key to learn how to use it correctly is understanding that translates pressure to movement with speed, the least pressure you put, the slower will move, the more pressure you put the faster will move, so you have to train to be delicate when you push it. IBM's algorithm that Lenovo got, is great and they keep optimizing it every year.
avoid trying to use it like a joystick in game control, you don't put full pressure, all the pressure you need is the pressure your skin when you touch it from above and you just move slightly your finger without pressuring with your bone.
I am on edge between P1 Gen 6 and Macbook Pro.
Buy mac. I'm currently using x1 carbon gen 9, the battery really sucks lol
Yes, what I seen in reviews so far for P1 Gen 6, the battery life on an average is 4-6 hours.
@@VirajRao yeah, and may vary depends on your usage too.. so mostly it will be lower xD my take is to buy this if you're going to use it as a desktop replacement, so you can keep it plugged in all the time and keep the battery cycle low. And at some point it'll throttle too. It's just lenovo thing... xD
@@DharmaAdhivijaya My usage won't be as a desktop replacement. On price front the i9 CPU with 64 GB, 2 TB price is close to refurbished Mac Book Pro 16" M2 Max with same memory and storage.
Pick the laptop makes your life easier and helps you develop whatever you work on.
Why do they not have USB C on both sides on premium laptops?
This is a workstation laptop it's made to be put up on a laptop station and used with a dock. I have a p series the USB connects in the back go out to my dock and display, the only thing in the right and left USB is the receiver for my wireless mouse or USB sticks for transferring data.
RTX 40 series?! This has to be the best closet gaming laptop outhere
Sounds like my mobilespeakers!
I had my eyes set on the new DELL XPS 16, but this Lenovo seems to be an alternative. A pity the Lenovo does not have USB C charging.
You can charge it through USB C, i do it on my gen 2.
This laptop does not support pens. Lenovo does not offer a workstation laptop with pen support.
Please slow down to half speed and enunciate better. I had trouble understanding you.
Use RUclips playback speed function
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