Lisa Gade reviews the Lenovo ThinkPax X1 Yoga with the striking QHD OLED 14” display. This is otherwise the same X1 Yoga we reviewed in January 2016, but now with the extremely colorful and high contrast OLED option. This review focuses on the 2560 x 1440 OLED touch screen with Wacom AES pen support— we look at glare, color settings and various gamut options, contrast, brightness and accuracy.
Watch our comprehensive ThinkPad X1 Yoga video review to get a general review and overview of this 14” Ultrabook/ 2-in-1 Windows 10 convertible with 360 degree hinges: .
Read our written review here:
The 2.8 lb. Lenovo ships with Intel Core i5 and i7 dual core CPUs with integrated graphics, a fingerprint scanner, SSD, backlit keyboard and a healthy selection of ports. The IPS model starts around $1,200 and the OLED model starts around $1,800.
To learn more about the pen feature, watch our video of the Wacom AES pen here:
