Lenovo ThinkPad T14s G6 (14-Inch, 2024)

Lightweight, but solid chassis ; Good performance with Strix Point chip ; Fantatstic port selection

Quite expensive for its spec ; Screen isn't as strong as comparably priced rivals

The Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 impresses for those looking for a reliable business laptop with plenty of power, a sublime port selection and one of the most comfortable keyboards on a laptop today. It also provides decent endurance and fantastic build...

Solid build quality ; Reasonably thin and light ; Fast productivity performance ; Great keyboard ; Very good IPS display

Touchpad is just okay ; Design is getting a little long in the tooth ; Expensive

“The Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 looks exactly like a ThinkPad and acts like one, too, but its battery life is too short.”

Remarkable battery life ; A great array of ports ; Sturdy, lightweight design ; High-visibility display

Variable performance trails competitiors ; A bit pricier than competition

You can get faster and flashier systems, but the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 efficiency on levels we haven’t seen elsewhere. It’s an all-around strong machine for general productivity on the go, and may prove a tough one to beat on that front.

over 20 hours of battery life;does not run hot or loud;ThinkPad input devices;lightweight, robust chassis;bright, matte display;5G/LTE upgradeable;good port selection

limited performance compared to AMD/Qualcomm T14s G6;only a maximum of 32 GB of RAM;soldered RAM

For business laptops, Intel's Lunar Lake platform has been the perfect storm. The Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 Intel is no exception. This new model runs cooler, much longer and more quiet than the earlier iterations of the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s. Compared...

good performance;long battery life;high quality, lightweight construction;comfortable input devices;good selection of ports and security features;power saving screen

fan runs (quietly) most of the time;soldered RAM;keyboard not user-replaceable;limited hardware options

Qualcomm, Intel or AMD - customers get the choice with Lenovo's ThinkPad line, as the ThinkPad T14s is offered in all three flavors. While we are still waiting on a Lunar Lake or Arrow Lake version, we can clearly say that the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen...

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Nice design ; Excellent keyboard ; Brilliant battery life

Widespread issues with app compatibility ; Sometimes slow performance with emulation ; High price tag

The Lenovo Thinkpad T14s Gen 6 is a new premium Snapdragon laptop that gets a lot of the fundamentals right. It has a truly great keyboard, brilliant battery life and a design that means you can take it anywhere. Its Achilles heel is software support,...

Very good display ; Very good performance ; Trackpad as an additional interface option to the TrackPoint ; 5G connectivity for constant network access ; Fair number of ports ; Expensive

SSD capacity is too small ; No touch-sensitive display

The T14s remains a worthy representative of the ThinkPad series, even if it no longer carries the aura of indestructibility it once had. Nevertheless, the build quality is still excellent and holds its own against any competitor. Lenovo has proven that...

Extraordinary battery life ; Bright screen ; Great keyboard and navigation ; Solid performance

Expensive ; Slower SSD than competitors ; Windows on Arm still not compatible with all software

With 21 hours of battery life, the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s will last you all day and then some while also providing strong productivity performance and great usability in a lightweight package.