This puts the touch technology in the same layer as the LED screen. Our review config had an Intel Core i5-8250U CPU, which doesn't support vPro, but you can get the X1 Carbon with the Core i7-8650U, which does.Įven though the 1920 x 1080 panel is a touch screen, there's no glossy cover glass, thanks to Lenovo's use of in-cell touch technology. The laptop supports dTPM encryption and optional Intel vPro manageability.
According to Lenovo, the laptop has passed a dozen MIL-STD-810G durability tests, including those for extreme temperatures, shocks and vibrations. Made from a combination of carbon fiber and magnesium, the X1 Carbon is not only light but also extremely durable.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (6th gen) durability and Security Granted, X1 Carbon's 0.6-inch thickness makes this machine a tad chunkier than the XPS 13 (0.46 inches), but the Dell has only Thunderbolt 3 ports, while Lenovo's laptop finds room for some full-size USB 3.0 connectors. This ThinkPad weighs 0.16 pounds less than the Dell (2.65 pounds), 0.51 pounds less than the MacBook Pro 13-inch (3 pounds) and 0.4 pounds trimmer than the Dell Latitude 7390 (2.9 pounds). The X1 Carbon is so light that it compares favorably even to competitors with smaller, 13-inch displays.
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