Testseek.com have collected 61 expert reviews of the Lenovo ThinkPad X250 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo ThinkPad X250 .
March 2015
(81%)
61 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(86%)
173 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Long battery life with extended battery
Comfortable keyboard
Accurate touchpad and pointing stick
Solid performance
Plenty of ports
Small and light yet durable and plenty of ports. Superb keyboard
Good trackpad. Bridge batteries for long runtimes
Lightweight design. Ruggedized to withstand the rigors of business travel. Hot-swappable battery. Security-compliant storage. Solid performance.
Legacy ports. legacy ports. legacy ports
Nice design and sturdy
Excellent screen and keyboard
Available two-workday battery life
Unique durability and business features
Plenty of configuration options
Durable chassis
Crisp keyboard
LTE module can be added
High-contrast Full HD display
Excellent application performance
Low noise and temperature development
3-year warranty
The editors didn't like
Bland screen colors
Tinny sound
Middling endurance with default battery
Higher end display options could have wider color gamut
Bottom Line
The Lenovo ThinkPad Z50 business ultraportable is ready to work hard
With ruggedized construction
A hot-swappable battery
And an Intel Core i5 processor
A bit on the pricey side that might turn some off and the trackpad needs work
Published: 2015-09-21, Author: Ken , review by: pcper.com
If you are at all interested in a ThinkPad, all of these machines are a solid choice. The diversity of the ThinkPad line is impressive, and provides lots of answers to personal preference for battery life, size and portability, as well as performance. I a...
Published: 2015-07-26, Author: Alex , review by: techaeris.com
Legacy ports. legacy ports. legacy ports, nice design and sturdy
A bit on the pricey side that might turn some off and the trackpad needs work
The X250 is a solid performer and excellent business machine with lightweight handling and slim looks. ThinkPad's have long been a business user's go to machine, since the IBM days, and Lenovo aims to continue that tradition. This is a definite machine t...
Published: 2015-07-24, Author: Brian , review by: pcmag.com
Lightweight design. Ruggedized to withstand the rigors of business travel. Hot-swappable battery. Security-compliant storage. Solid performance.
Bottom Line, The Lenovo ThinkPad Z50 business ultraportable is ready to work hard, with ruggedized construction, a hot-swappable battery, and an Intel Core i5 processor
The Lenovo ThinkPad Z50 business ultraportable is ready to work hard, with ruggedized construction, a hot-swappable battery, and an Intel Core i5 processor...
Excellent screen and keyboard, Available two-workday battery life, Unique durability and business features, Plenty of configuration options
Configuring up from base model gets pricey fast, 12.5-inch screen may not suit everyone
With its sharp screen, comfortable keyboard, good performance, and durability features, Lenovo's ThinkPad X250 comes as close to perfection as an ultraportable can. And how does two-day battery life sound to you? Read More…...
Every piece of technology has flaws. What we as buyers have to consider is whether those flaws amount to enough issues that we should stay away. Aside from a less than reliable fingerprint reader, questionable function key placement and third-party apps that need vanquishing...
Small and light yet durable and plenty of ports. Superb keyboard, good trackpad. Bridge batteries for long runtimes
Higher end display options could have wider color gamut
I've been a fan of the Lenovo ThinkPad X series for many years. This year's refresh with the latest Intel processors and the revised trackpad with hardware buttons keep the X250 fresh and appealing for those who need a durable yet highly portable laptop w...
Abstract: Lenovo introduced an update to its ThinkPad X240 this year, and it's called the Lenovo ThinkPad X250. As with the last model, we've given the X250 a workout and detailed our experiences in a full review, which you can check out here. In case you missed it...
The Lenovo ThinkPad X250 is very similar to the previous X240 model, but it has its improvements and that’s a good thing. You’ll find that the battery life — which was already ample with the X240 — has gotten even better with the X250, and that the performance possibilities have climbed as well...
Durable chassis, Crisp keyboard, LTE module can be added, High-contrast Full HD display, Excellent application performance, Low noise and temperature development, 3-year warranty
Only 2x USB, Only up to 8 GB memory, Weak speakers, Mediocre battery runtimes
Lenovo ThinkPad X250Lenovo once again only introduces small changes for a successful product – the ThinkPad X250 is a careful evolution of the X240 that was launched in the end of 2013, no more and no less.Still, this continuity does not have to be a disa...
