Review on Lenovo ThinkBook 14S Computer_ Professional by Asahi Akio ᠌

In general, I am fairly satisfied, however it is unfortunate that there are issues. The design is understated and chic, which is a definite plus. Nice screen. The performance is adequate for work in an office setting. It loads quite quickly. Undoubtedly terrible for playing games. I recently upgraded to Windows 11, but I already regret doing so: in version 11, the ability to drag and drop items onto the taskbar was gone, and as a result, working has become much more difficult. There is a numeric keypad here. The keyboard is comfortable to use for work because the buttons are distinct, and they are neither too tight nor too weak. There is almost no backlash. The fact that this webcam has a sliding shutter is not mentioned anywhere in the product description. There is an opportunity for an upgrade: judging by the instructions from the official website of Lenovo, this laptop provides the ability to install a 2.5 "drive (but judging by the reviews, you need to buy a cable, it is not included), and there is also a slot for increasing the RAM. The instructions can be found here: http://www.lenovo.com/us/en/support/documents/detail.jsp (available 4GB soldered to the motherboard). Having this drawback: When using the touchpad or keyboard on the laptop, the sharp cutting edge cuts into the hand and causes pain. If you frequently operate with a mouse and keyboard that are not built into your computer, then this is not an essential feature. Because the touchpad has some play in the vertical direction, tapping occurs with each press. There isn't a USB-C port, the keyboard shakes ever so slightly when you touch it, there's no discernible color variation between different alphabets, the screen hinges are quite stiff, and there's no activity indication for the solid-state drive.