Testseek.com have collected 35 expert reviews of the Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 23.8-inch All-in-One and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 23.8-inch All-in-One.
October 2016
(75%)
35 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(100%)
2 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
75010035
The editors liked
Matte screen
Thin body
Easily accessed I/O ports
Wireless keyboard and mouse included
Equipped with 8GB of memory and 256GB SSD
Sleek
Super-thin design
With elegant stand and base
Near-silent operation
Display is IPS
With highly effective anti-glare coat
Super space-saving design
Compatible with VESA mounts
Good performance with SSD configuration
Excellent port and feature arrangement
Big
Bright screen
Great design
Very small footprint
Sleek design
Doubles as a monitor
Comfortable keyboard
Hideable webcam
Extremely thin and light
Excellent design
Display handles light glares like a champ
The editors didn't like
No 4K option
HDMI requires an adapter
Not as fast as rivals on multimedia creation tests
Pricey
Given midrange-at-best performance
Display offers neither touch input nor 4K upgrade option
Always-on USB port can be confused with power jack
No USB 3.1
Type C
Or PCIe M.2
Bottom Line
The thin
Aluminum alloy Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 all-in-one is a little more stylish than your average business PC
If you need good looks along with capability in the office
Extremely thin and light, Excellent design, Display handles light glares like a champ
No touchscreen option
The Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 is a well-rounded all-in-one PC that pays attention to details both big and small, and the end result is a model suitable for many users. There are some sticking points, such as the lack of touchscreen, but they largely come down...
Published: 2016-09-20, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Matte screen, Thin body, Easily accessed I/O ports, Wireless keyboard and mouse included, Equipped with 8GB of memory and 256GB SSD,
No 4K option, HDMI requires an adapter, Not as fast as rivals on multimedia creation tests
The thin, aluminum alloy Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 all-in-one is a little more stylish than your average business PC. If you need good looks along with capability in the office, it's worth considering...
Published: 2016-09-20, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Matte screen, Thin body, Easily accessed I/O ports, Wireless keyboard and mouse included, Equipped with 8GB of memory and 256GB SSD
Bottom Line, The thin, aluminum alloy Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 all-in-one is a little more stylish than your average business PC, If you need good looks along with capability in the office, it's worth considering
The thin, aluminum alloy Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 all-in-one is a little more stylish than your average business PC. If you need good looks along with capability in the office, it's worth considering...
We found the Lenovo ThinkCenter X1 capable of performing just about any office type application with solid performance. Setup of the ThinkCenter X1 was a breeze and it connected to our network without any issues. It was only a matter of minutes before we...
Big, bright screen, great design, very small footprint
Integrated graphics will always be a bummer, but not everybody wants/needs discrete graphics
If you're looking for an all-in-one PC with reasonable specs and good performance to go along with a slim frame the Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 is worth a look.Lenovo ThinkCentre X1$939+MSRP(USD)4.4 Out of 5Nailed itBig, bright screen, great design, very small...
Super space-saving design, Compatible with VESA mounts, Good performance with SSD configuration, Excellent port and feature arrangement
Always-on USB port can be confused with power jack, No USB 3.1, Type C, or PCIe M.2
To be perfectly honest, I'd like to see Lenovo take the outstanding basic Thinkcentre X1 design and realize it to the max: a 4K UHD display, a PCIe-NVMe SSD, Type C USB 3.1, and...a red (not yellow) always-on USB port. As it stands, however, 1080p...
Sleek, super-thin design, with elegant stand and base, Near-silent operation, Display is IPS, with highly effective anti-glare coat
Pricey, given midrange-at-best performance, Display offers neither touch input nor 4K upgrade option
The thin, sleek Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 all-in-one makes a great showpiece for business reception areas. (It's a compact, capable cubicle PC, too.) Read More…...
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Published: 2016-06-27, Author: Michael , review by: tomsguide.com
Sleek design, Doubles as a monitor, Comfortable keyboard, Hideable webcam
Dim display, Better performance available for price
The $1,069 ThinkCentre X1 largely delivers on what it promises, offering business users a sleek, office-ready design, solid overall performance and a webcam and microphone suitable for conference calls. The fact that you can hide its webcam is a nice priv...
The Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 is a curious mixture of the good, the great and the downright frustrating. I like the design, but the keyboard and mouse are a letdown; it's responsive, but all-out performance is limited compared with Asus's super-fast Zen A...
