Review on 15.6" Lenovo ThinkBook 15 G2-ITL 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 256 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 10 Pro, 20VE009BRU, Mineral Grey by Mateusz Marek ᠌

To be able to work in both the office and at home at the same time, I decided that the only thing I needed was a laptop computer. Also, simply for the house for the time being. The collection of applications consists solely of standard office programs and does not include any specialized software, such as programs for editing images or videos. At the same time, I was under pressure to ensure that there was a high-quality, built-in cable connection to the internet, rather than a connection made via USB adapters. In addition to this, I needed to ensure good mobility (light weight, 5–6 hours of labor), as well as the absence of high heat, as this causes the processor to perform more slowly. In addition to that, I was looking for a device that included a quick internal SSD, a backlit keyboard, and a screen of acceptable quality. Because this model contained all of these features, my expectations were more than met. I went with the AMD quad-core processor because it has fewer cores and hence generates less heat. Nonetheless, it seems that these six cores will also start to feel a little warm. Office work only requires four cores, but if you need a bit more power, consider upgrading to a six-core processor. There is almost no room for criticism regarding the IPS display's overall quality. It is not suited for image editing for the simple reason that practically all recent laptops suffer from the same issue, which is that their displays are calibrated for "Asian" color vision. In contrast to "European," it calls for a greater degree of color saturation in the finished product. To put it another way, this blatantly shows a great disregard for the purchasing power of Europeans on the part of Chinese producers. The situation is the same with TVs. I opted for the version that already had Windows pre-installed because there is zero room in my schedule for independent wrangling. All Fine. In general, this is something I feel confident recommending. :-)