There’s a slight boxiness to the contours of the lower part, and the lid has an odd-looking reinforced lozenge section. I don’t think this is the prettiest laptop out there though. And you can lift the lid with a single finger, a classic trait of a top-tier laptop. Most of the other ThinkPads I’ve used recently don’t worry too much about feeling super-metallic, even if they use magnesium alloys, but it’s more of a focus here.Įach panel feels denser, and less flexible than those of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. The Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 Gen 1 is a small-footprint aluminium laptop.
It works to an extent, but as a long-term ThinkPad fan, I can’t help but feel a little too much of that original DNA has been lost, most notably in the laptop’s keyboard and touchpad. And that matters because, at £1909 for the entry-level model, this laptop is pricey. It started off as a lifestyle laptop design and has Thinkpad elements pumped in. Where the ThinkPad X1 Carbon hones the ThinkPad blueprint to make it work as a super-portable luxury laptop, I get the sense the Z13 operates the other way around. The Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 Gen 1 is a high-end laptop that blends in more elements of ultra-premium style laptops than other ThinkPads.
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