ThinkPad X270

I once found a ThinkPad X270 at my school, literally thrown into a trash container without RAM or a disk. I grabbed it and tried to revive it by installing some spare RAM from another laptop, but it didn’t turn on. I was really sad and had no idea how to fix it, so I just stored it in my room like a

Using Linux: It is a pro as well as a con. Everything "just worked" with macOS, especially proprietary software required for university, like Zoom and Microsoft Office suites. I remember trying to daily drive my ThinkPad X270, only to constantly having to switch back to my Macbook since Zoom screen

We can't tell you your priorities. With Apple, you pay a premium for their Apple Silicone processors and their ecosystem. With Framework, you pay a premium for repairability and upgradeability. With Thinkpads, you pay a premium for a specific form factor and ruggedness. I personally would never buy

Hey, I’ve run into the same issue when hunting for a new battery for my old ThinkPad x270. I bought a replacement from AliExpress, and as soon as I installed it, my CPU frequency tanked just like you described. Tried all the usual tricks from the internet-tweaking power settings, reinstalling driver

I did my research just now on India and thought long and hard about my response. Here it is: Buying a refurbished ThinkPad (specifically T480/T490/P-series) in India is excellent for Linux, often found for ₹18,000–₹25,000. Reputable online vendors include Saudewala, NewJaisa, and Lestic. For Linux,

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

Very good I recently purchased a ThinkPad X270 and am currently waiting for the charger, but it is a good laptop enjoy.

My advice is If this is a secondary laptop or a tertiary laptop Sell it get rid of it. Get something cheap and old but better build/screen//big ticket components. Add ssd. Picks Latitude 53xx or 52xx that fit Or ThinkPad x270/x280/

The thick bezels are here to remind you that the machine is not going to implode on itself. I really recommend the laptop after 2 days of non stop usage. Today I bought a new external battery, just for the extra battery life (by the way, X270, and some other ThinkPads have a system where you have tw