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Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Yoga Gen 4 Deep Black + aktivní stylus Lenovo
Rated 26/12/2023, variant Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Yoga Gen 4 Deep Black + aktivní stylus Lenovo
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Considering the price range and the pro realm where this device is headed, I have to judge it pretty harshly, and while I don't consider it a bad laptop overall, I have to take two stars off. The disturbing coil whine and EXTREME spotting that is very hard to clean afterwards were the reason for the return. At the price where it is today, around 35k, I guess so, but to think they wanted 50 for this, crazy.
Finally, a truly matte, reflection-free display for Yoga devices
Expandability with LTE WWAN and at least a removable NVMe drive
Pen inside the body
Low weight
Very premium look and feel of the device, chassis and lid are rock solid
It's tiny, but it has a lot of ports
Backlit keypad with two levels of intensity
16:10 ratio with no distinctive chin display, too bad it lacks the higher resolution of past generations
Fortunately, Lenovo has balanced the bezels around the display well. They are larger, but the device is easy to grip in tablet mode and you don't mash on the display, but at the same time they are no longer wide as from computers from the 90s, which until recently practiced
You can set your own fan switching curve via the popular tpfancontrol utility
The keyboard would be world class if it wasn't for the reduced stroke
The camera is still a tragedy, but it's improved a lot since it stopped using 720p, I have to give it a plus because even the G1 had a picture like a calculator
Physical camera cover with red indication of closing
Very annoying coil whine when the device is in idle state or working with a disk
The materials were designed by some genius who will never use it, because I've never seen surfaces getting dirty with fingerprints like that, and I've had over a dozen ThinkPads. Plus, it's VERY hard to clean.
Artificially throttled performance that degrades it a lot a generation back, fortunately can be addressed via ThrottleStop and by disabling Intel DPTF
The inverted cut-out at the top (or whatever you want to call it), the ugliness, the Chinese market, the carousels, if only it was somehow tastefully done and decent sized
Lack of switching and volume adjustment on the side edge, as Yogas used to have
Connected and therefore non-expandable RAM and the tendency of Czech Lenovo to lifrovat here only models with 16 GB RAM is a slap in the face, although I am against violence
Missing SD card reader
Reduced keyboard zdivh, but that's a few generations back
The buttons above the TrackPad are kind of weird, with a lot of play, weird noises, and pretty pofidery material, like when you make a Porsche out of Bakelite, the G1 generation had them nice and sturdy
TrackPad is just some type of mylar plastic, there should be glass in this price and category
The fingerprint reader is small, weirdly recessed, round, has quite a sense of humor that I don't share, no this doesn't work well
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