Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 12 with Ultra 7 Processor, 32GB RAM, and 1TB SSD Product Family (Ultra 7 155U, WUXGA Non-Touch)

Works even better than my previous (6 yr old) Lenovo Thinkpad.

The description of this computer is misleading. It said the computer has Non-touch Display. However, mine came with Touch Display.

This review is for a Lenovo Gen 12 Thinkpad X1 Carbon laptop sold by ChiefComputers. The listing describes the computer as new in unopened original packaging, but in fact it was used, and packaging was ripped. The original invoice for a buyer in California was included, with the buyer's name. That buyer apparently returned the laptop to Lenovo, as the inner box was addressed from Lenovo Returns to the seller. The seller addressed the outer box to me. The features did not match the description: for one thing, the keyboard was Latin-American instead of U.S. as pictured. While I can remap keys (including <> where left-shift should be), I can't remap the fact of a double-height, single-width return key. As I go back and forth with an external keyboard, I'm still making mistakes on return, | and \. The original buyer apparently purchased the computer in December 2024, because that is the start date on the "one-year" warranty. I lost just one month of the warranty, but I should have spent $500 more and bought the computer from Lenovo. Ad promised no-touch screen, but it's a touch screen, which runs the battery down faster.a few weeks later: the seller resolved the issue.

Received product on 12/22. TheDescription stated "Unopened retail packaging, sold as configured by Lenovo. One Year Onsite Lenovo Warranty. Add up to 5 years of Lenovo Premier.When I reviewed the Warranty from Lenovo it shows the Warranty was activated 8/7/2024 and expires 8/6/2025. Where is my "One Year Onsite Lenovo Warranty."This false advertising. I want my one year warrenty from my purchase date as described.

Muy bueno, lo enviaron con sticker de fragil a mi solicitud y me llegó muy bien