should i buy this /g/?

No, you should not.

Yes, you should

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>>56986426
Please ask again

if you have the money, then yes. Its the best business laptop on the market

>>56986426
Yeah, or alternatively wait 4 years and buy it at 30% of the price like everyone else.

>>56986426
get the yoga version with oled panel

>>56986426
i own a Thinkpad X1, it was the predecessor of the X1 carbon.

it worked perfectly fine for over 4 years in literal desktop usage. i only had the X1, and it ran nearly every single day, all the time, for the last 4-5 years.

i loved that laptop dude, unfortunately the fan died (because i kept sucking the dust out of it with a vacuum cleaner) and sinc ei couldnt be assed to buy a new one, i decided to get a refurbed T430 (im using it right now, i have it since yesterday, and dude, this is ACTUALLY MY FIRST 4CHAN POST on it)

i personally loved the X1 and i never looked back. i dont think the X1 carbon is in any way worse.

>>56986542

Thank you

>>56986426
>should i buy this /g/?
Unless you plan on using this as code editing or light browsing machine, DO NOT BUY THIS!

I was issued X1 at work and the thing is fucking garbage when it comes to heat management. It gets fucking hot as hell. I was compiling our codebase one day, which usually takes 45 min, and the thing got so HOT that I had trouble touching the keyboard. It also throttled a lot. I asked for a different laptop after 2 weeks.

DO NOT BUY PLASTIC LAPTOPS IF YOU DO ANY REAL WORK ON THEM!

>>56986574
and dude, another thing: regarding "feel", the X1 is completely lacking any competiton. its compact and everything you touch feels extremely high quality and massive. it really feels like a piece of absolute quality.