Lenovo ThinkPad X200 Tablet 7453 Reviews

Customer Ratings:

Overall this is a pretty good laptop. There are a few things to consider.

First it isn't a touch screen. It is a classic stylus centered tablet. This may be what you are looking for but is worth noting. The processor works fine, the battery life is as advertised (even after 2 years it is acceptable). I have had no major issues. I have grown accustomed to no DVD drives and don't mind at all.

Now to the Pros and Cons:

Pros:

The swivel is really useful and efficient. Occasionally it doesn't get the screen switched right, but the button on the front allows you to correct this.

Lenovo Support is great. Overall I was impressed with how easy and efficient they were. I even got direct lines to staff while troubleshooting.

Ram runs quickly and efficiently. I have had no issues when rendering or even when gaming with mid end games.

Thinkvantage Recovery works really well.

Quiet, but is a little hot under heavy loads.

Cons: Upgrade or replace the Hard Drive. It isn't big enough.

Some of the software/bloatware is annoying

The creation of recovery media without a DVD drive is problematic.

While thinkvantage works well it sucks to lose drive space even if it is only 10GB.

Price it is too expensive for what you get. It is a study long lasting business oriented device. But business shouldn't just mean pricier, which it does in this instance.

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I have to say that I like Lenovo laptops the best. They work well and I love that I can write on the screen. With SSD drive it starts up in like 15 seconds and works quick. Great laptop!

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This is NOT the great quality I'm used to on a Thinkpad. Oh yea, it's not IBM anymore; so it's my fault. It's got some cheap plastic as a case that looks and feels very ugly. It also beeps annoyingly loud every time you turn it on or bring it back from standby that I can't turn off or down. Performance is terrible mainly due to the cheap and slow hard drive it comes with. I had to replace it with a solid state drive for it to be fast enough to be useful. Only main attraction on this is the tablet screen, but there is some kind of problem with Lenovo's driver; I cannot get pressure sensitive pen to work on any of my graphics apps even after searching various forums to find many others with same problems. It appears Lenovo's just not up to updating their own drivers with fixes. Build quality is flimsy overall; it's nothing like what you see on these photoshoped pictures you see on the web.