Lenovo ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 Gen 10 Reviews

Owner of the stolen X1 2-in-1 Gen 10 Aura Edition says the driver kept throwing errors all the time, which was already annoying them.

Bought the X1 2-in-1 with the haptic touchpad and uses it with the TrackPoint; the emulated buttons work fine and feel natural.

Uses the laptop with Ubuntu and cannot fix that keyboard and touchpad stay active in tablet or tent mode.

New owner finds the built-in WWAN very solid with good 5G coverage and speeds, and mostly stays on cellular; touchpad and TrackPoint buttons feel responsive, and it feels nicer than their work T14s.

Month with a 268V OLED model on Windows: performs well for VMs and office work, but annoyed by plasticky keys, fingerprint reader replacing right Ctrl, no pen garage; otherwise solid and reliable, around 6-7 hours battery.

Bought earlier in the year; on Windows the keyboard was locked out at boot because the laptop thought it was in tablet mode, which pushed them to abandon Windows for Linux.

Unit arrived after a month with the lid not closing flush straight out of the box; loves the machine otherwise but plans to return it given the price.

On Linux, auto-rotation initially did not work and they had to extract the Lenovo driver via wine; later got it working on Fedora, though the webcam still does not work.

Long review of a Lunar Lake X1 2-in-1 Gen 10 on Linux: very solid metal build, best non-mechanical keyboard they have used, easily lasts an 11 hour workday, nearly everything works on Linux; pricey at sticker.