Intel Core Ultra 7 258V • 32 GB • 14 inch
Manufacturer's official processor information — the link on the page takes you to that processor's own page.
Intel Core Ultra 7 258V — Processor model
Panel type, resolution, and refresh rate — these determine every hour you spend looking at the screen.
14 inch — Screen size · 2880x1800 — Resolution · 120 Hz — Refresh rate · OLED — Panel type · 400 nit — Brightness
Battery capacity and charging power; actual battery life comes from owner reports.
57 Wh — Battery capacity · Yes (65W USB-C) — USB-C charging
Is RAM soldered, how many M.2 slots are free — the info that determines how many years your laptop will last.
No (integrated into processor package) — RAM upgradable · 1 — Number of M.2 slots
A usage guide built from the specs and the editors' tags; not a test result.
For heavy work use; tagged from the battery and display specs. We have not timed the battery ourselves.
Good fitFor battery-first buyers; capacity and charging power stand out in the maker's figures.
Good fitA balanced spec set for everyday use: display, battery and camera figures together.
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Lenovo is headquartered in Beijing (with operational headquarters in the US); ThinkPad development carries the line's Yamato, Japan engineering heritage, with production at Lenovo facilities primarily in China.
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