Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 1 Review (Budget friendly mobile workstation?)
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- A review of the Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 1 Mobile Workstation. (Intel i5-13500H, 16GB DDR5, 512TB PCIe Gen4x4, Intel IRIS Xe G7, 16" FHD IPS)
The brand-new Lenovo ThinkPad P16v replaces the ThinkPad P15v value mobile workstation, and as the naming indicates, the new ThinkPad P16v Gen1 is a 16” 16:10 platform. Also new in the P16v is 13th Gen Intel processors, dual cooling fans and ada GPUs. Is the ThinkPad P16v a worthy affordable workstation?
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Design
01:44 Display
02:25 Connectivity
03:15 Keyboard & Touchpad
04:30 Audio & Webcam
04:51 Audio Samples
05:42 Performance
06:27 Benchmarking Results
08:32 Graphics
09:11 Gaming
09:33 Security
10:05 Battery Life
10:28 The Good, The Bad and the Really Bad
10:30 Build Quality
10:35 Upgradeability
10:48 Cooling
10:57 Keyboard King
11:06 Bulky
11:12 No Ethernet
11:27 Poor Panel
11:40 Expensive
11:54 Competition
12:37 Summary
14:00 Outro
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Review model - Part Number : 21FC0010UK (Lenovo Germany)
Alternative UK models:
Part Number: 21FCCTO1WWGB1 £1175 + VAT (£1410)
(Intel i5-13500H, Intel IRIS Xe, 8GB DDR5, 256GB SSD M.2 PCIe, 16” WUXGA IPS 45%NTSC, 300 nits, 60Hz, 90Wh, Intel Wi-Fi 6E, 135W power adapter)
Part Number: 21FCCTO1WWGB2 £1483.33p + VAT (£1780)
(Intel i7-13700H, Intel IRIS Xe, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD M.2 PCIe, 16” WUXGA IPS 45%NTSC, 300 nits, 60Hz, 90Wh, Intel Wi-Fi 6E, 135W power adapter)
Competition::
HP ZBook Power G10 15.6”
Dell Precision 3581 15.6”
HP ZBook Firefly G10 16"
ASUS ExpertBook B5 OLED 16” (B5602, 13th Gen Intel)
Dell XPS 15
Here are more expensive rivals to consider
Apple MacBook Pro 16 inch
Dell Precision 5680 16”
Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 2
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I was just assigned one of these at my new IT job and it's so nice to be working with Thinkpad again over the Dell laptops I was assigned at my last job.
can not believe that this guy has not like a million subscribers. excellent content.
Excellent review on the ups and downs of professional line workstation! Very helpful in making informed choices.
Nice review. IMHO this with 64GB RAM, 2x2TB SSD and maybe that 800nits optional display should give a fine machine for software development, data analysis and virtual machines. Love the fact that it has a numeric keypad. 😊
I just purchased one of these to replace my old t430, and I specced it out, I was a bit worried about the robustness of the chassis. Hadn't realised it did not come with built in gigabit adapter, will need to get a dongle for this when I'm working on various networks. It has a option for a smart card reader, but this was not offered at my spec setpoint.
Thank you very much for the review - you seem to be one of the very first people to do so on RUclips with the P16v.
Some questions though: at first you say there's a noticeable difference with the new 1.5 mm key travel, then afterwards that it's incredibly pleasant to type on. I've been considering buying this laptop for a while now and key travel is the only thing that worries me slightly.. I had been using an old E530 with 2.2 or 2.3 mm travel for years, then got an X1 Yoga gen II a while ago, which should be 1.8 mm and felt weird initially, but I quite like it now. With 1.5 mm, I am still unsure whether to trust that I will get used to it or I will hate it for the rest of my life..
Additionally, you mentioned the dual-fan cooling does a good job of keeping things well-aired. And at the end of the video, you say that the fan noise is bad even with the i5 processor and iGPU.. if I were to buy a P16v, it'd be with an i7 at least and the RTX 2000 Ada dGPU.
So can you please clarify these things for me, please..
The keyboard is going to be personal preference. Personally I've used ThinkPads for years and the P16v is still an excellent keyboard to type on. Nicely spaced out, tactile keys. Any mobile workstation will make some form of fan noise as that is why it is used for. Is it enough to be a distraction? No, in my opinion.
I just bought a P16V running I9. The fan noice is noticible. I adjust the performance to Power efficiency and it reduce the noise a little bit. But if you run some hardcore programs or multiple tasking, the fan will start running and making the noise (super loud)
@@Dovecomputers Any evidence of throttling? I wonder if the cooling is really good enough for the power hungry HS version instead of the cooler U version (almost identical CPUs, running at different voltages). Thx! I also really do care if the fan is running much for light work... Would be great to know. Thx!
I wish it had the RJ45 Ethernet port. Kinda sad they didn't inlclude for the laptop they position as a workstation.
Curious how it compares to Dell XPS 17 regarding noise under load? 🤔
Nice review
Waiting for p16s gen2 amd
Thanks. Also pretty interested in the AMD Ryzen 7040/Radeon 78xx series models. Due to supply issues these models are delayed at the moment. Been told by Lenovo UK early October ETA.
How about the speaker quality? The ips display is better if I choose 4k screen option?
I'm between This AMD model and Legion Slim 7. Does the P16V AMD, with integrated graphics only, come with dual fan cooler. I suspect it's single fan.
Hey. Notice how 3 keys left from the ENTER key are smaller than the other letter keys? As someone from a Nordic country, those are actual letters that we use in our languages. Don't you think that's massively weird?
Still waiting on your review of ThinkPad t16 gen 2 amd or even p16s gen 2.. We would really like silver color just for change ❤
Thanks! Waiting for Lenovo to send me the ThinkPad T14s Gen 4 (AMD), stuck in customs at the moment. Will be reviewing the P16 Gen 2 or P1 Gen 6 after that. *With the Yoga Slim 7 inbetween if they ever ship it out! 👍
Hi, thanks for the review! How can it be that the 800 nits display option is rated for "HDR400" (according to the Lenovo homepage)? Is it dimming down to half brightness automatically when watching HDR videos?
Purely to guarantee minimum 400 nits for the HDR400 certification. More for marketing purposes. Not sure that it dims down as it just needs to meet the min. requirements of 400 cd/m2.
what's the adobe rgb %?
I wanted a slim neoprene cover for it, no extra pouches or straps, but Lenovo doesn't offer one for 16" it seems. If someone found something very basic, i would be interested. Just to protect it in my backpack.
Maybe try the Lenovo Yoga 16" sleeve? I use the 14.5" version to protect my Yoga Slim 7 in the backpack.
The rumours of the AMD version being much quieter than the Intel one.. are they true?
Is the P16v AMD have soldere ram or can you upgrade it?
Two SO-DIMM slots, up to 64GB DDR5.
hello! Help me! im looking for laptop which is available in india, usage : Creator + Moderate Gammer + Programmer, please suggest me a laptop, im very confused over different models here. pl suggest in latest tech and feature under 90,000 rupees, Please reply as soon as you view this comment. pl.! suggest by usage pl! waiting for your reply, for this price im getting suggested to go for intel iris xe, or should i look for RTX 3050? and very less specs
it doesnt support charging by usbc
and this is a big drawback
The P16v is a powerhouse. The review unit Dove got was an i5, but the lowest they offer now is i7. We got an i9 13900H with 64GB of ram and the RTX 2000 ADA. This uses a 170w power adaptor (Their lowest i7 model uses 130w), which exceeds the 100w limit of USB C cables. USB C 2.1 standard just pushed through last year, allowing 240 watts, but cables are just now getting certified, so it makes sense that this isn't USB C. They probably could have made a 100w mode that limited the power usage of the laptop to allow USB C though, that would have been nice, but having two USB C ports instead of one being taken by a charger has been a blessing in disguise. As USB C 2.1 becomes tried and true, I'm sure we'll see more implementations of it, they'll probably try it in other models first since they usually only push what they know works well to Thinkpads.
@@dogbytemarketing macbook pro also has 140W power adaptor, but this did not stop the manufacturer from making it possible to charge from usb c
Dell laptops are also charged from usbc, although their power is much higher than 100 W
@igor_g yea not sure why they didn't allow it to charge at 100w, but there are adaptors to go from USB C to the square connector, albeit at 100w. It's definitely an odd decision, but not a deciding factor for us since it is essentially replacing a desktop.
@@dogbytemarketing"Their lowest i7 model uses 130w" I hope i get this one. Someone has to haul this monster from work to home and back and i suspect it's supposed to be me. Asked for a x16 or something small, but they ordered this for someone else that in the end didn't work for us, so i have to use it. The one with the A1000 graphics card.
Anyway, it's possible it actually does loading per USB-C, but only if powered off. I can load up my old trusty T480s with a RaspberryPi USB-C power supply, if it's off and i have the time ;-).