Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 12

If you’re hunting for a powerful, lightweight executive laptop, this should be at the top of your list

TIM DANTON

SCORE PRICE As reviewed, £1,583 (£1,899 inc VAT) from lenovo.com/uk When you reach the 12th generation of any product, you can’t expect revolutionary changes. Nor did I want any, with the 11th gen Lenovo X1 Carbon (see issue 350, p85) winning our most recent business laptops Labs due to its mix of light design, build quality and brilliant ergonomics. By which I primarily mean a keyboard that still beats all-comers. The biggest change as the X1 Carbon turns 12 comes via Intel’s Core Ultra processors. Lenovo offers a range of six, from the Core Ultra 5 125U to the Ultra 7 155H, and two of those six are vPro chips. My test system included the relatively modest Core Ultra 5 135U vPro, and with 12 cores (only two of which are performance P-cores)…

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