ThinkPad X1 series

ThinkPad X1 series
Company type	Product line
Industry	Computer hardware
Founded	2011
Founder	Lenovo
Products	Laptops, Ultrabooks, 2-in-1 convertibles, foldable PCs
Parent	Lenovo

The ThinkPad X1 series represents Lenovo's top-tier segment within the ThinkPad X series, focusing on lightweight, portable machines crafted from premium materials. Initially categorized as Ultrabooks, this lineup is designed for business users who require an optimal blend of mobility and performance. Although the ThinkPad T series continues as Lenovo’s primary flagship, the X1 Carbon has been regarded as a flagship model since its introduction in 2012.

Available models currently include:

X1 Carbon – a high-end 14-inch laptop aimed at mainstream users
X1 Yoga/2-in-1 – a convertible 14-inch device
X1 Fold – the first foldable personal computer

Discontinued variants include:

X1 Extreme – a lightweight premium laptop originally 15.6 inches, later 16 inches; a version featuring a Quadro GPU was marketed under the ThinkPad P1 name
X1 Titanium Yoga – a 13.5-inch convertible with a titanium chassis
X1 Nano – an ultra-lightweight 13.3-inch model

Launch

The inaugural ThinkPad X1, released in 2011, was a compact 13-inch business laptop recognized for being the thinnest and fastest charging device in its category. It employed a streamlined internal layout with just one slot for RAM and one for storage.

In August 2012, Lenovo unveiled the 14-inch ThinkPad X1 Carbon as the successor to the original X1, initially launching it in China due to strong demand there. By November of the same year, Lenovo expanded the range with the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch, featuring a touchscreen optimized for Windows 8 and supporting multi-touch input for up to ten fingers. Performance tests demonstrated rapid SSD read/write speeds (551 MB/s and 518 MB/s), contributing to fast boot times typical of premium Ultrabooks.

Models

ThinkPad X1 series
Type	12.5"	13.3"			14"		15.6"	16"
Type	Tablet	Tablet / Foldable	Premium ultrabook	Flipbook «2-in-1»		Premium ultrabook	Performance ultrabook		Foldable
2011			X1 original^{[lower-alpha 1]}^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}
2012			replaced by X1 Carbon			X1 Carbon Gen 1^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 5]}
2013
2014						X1 Carbon Gen 2^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 6]}
2015						X1 Carbon Gen 3^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 6]}
2016	X1 Tablet Gen 1^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 7]}^{[lower-alpha 8]}				X1 Yoga Gen 1^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 9]}	X1 Carbon Gen 4^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 6]}
2017	X1 Tablet Gen 2				X1 Yoga Gen 2^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 7]}	X1 Carbon Gen 5^{[lower-alpha 2]}^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}^{[lower-alpha 7]}^{[lower-alpha 10]}^{[lower-alpha 11]}^{[lower-alpha 12]}^{[lower-alpha 13]}^{[lower-alpha 6]}
2018	replaced by 13" line	X1 Tablet Gen 3			X1 Yoga Gen 3	X1 Carbon Gen 6	X1 Extreme Gen 1^{[lower-alpha 14]}
2019		replaced by X12 Detachable			X1 Yoga Gen 4	X1 Carbon Gen 7	X1 Extreme Gen 2
2020		X1 Fold Gen 1^{[lower-alpha 15]}	X1 Nano Gen 1		X1 Yoga Gen 5	X1 Carbon Gen 8	X1 Extreme Gen 3
2021		replaced by 16" line	X1 Nano Gen 1	X1 Ti Yoga^{[lower-alpha 16]} Gen 1	X1 Yoga Gen 6	X1 Carbon Gen 9	replaced by 16" line	X1 Extreme Gen 4
2022			X1 Nano Gen 2	X1 Yoga Gen 7	X1 Carbon Gen 10	X1 Extreme Gen 5		X1 Fold 16 Gen 1
2023			X1 Nano Gen 3	X1 Yoga Gen 8	X1 Carbon Gen 11	replaced by 'P1'
2024			replaced by X13 Gen 5	X1 2-in-1 Gen 9	X1 Carbon Gen12	X1 Fold16 Gen2

X1 (original)

Lenovo introduced the ThinkPad X1 in May 2011, broadening the lightweight X series with a weight spanning from 1.36 kg to 1.72 kg depending on the configuration. At the time, it was Lenovo’s slimmest ThinkPad, with thickness varying from 16.5 mm at the front to 21.5 mm at the rear. The device came equipped with a 13.3-inch LED-backlit HD infinity display that offered a resolution of 1366×768 (WXGA). Entry-level versions featured an Intel Sandy Bridge Core i5-2520M processor running at 2.5 GHz (turbo up to 3.20 GHz), 4 GiB of RAM expandable to 8 GiB, options for SATA SSD or HDD storage, Intel Integrated HD Graphics, USB 3.0 ports, a backlit keyboard, and 802.11 b/g/n wireless connectivity. The internal battery was non-removable and provided around eight hours of usage; no optical drive was included.

Notebook Review commended the X1 as "a powerful notebook combining business-class durability with consumer laptop style." The model became available in the United Kingdom starting June 7, 2011.

Important technical details included:

Processor: Up to Intel Core i7-2640M dual-core at 2.8 GHz with 4 MB L3 cache
Memory: Maximum of 8 GiB DDR3 running at 1333 MT/s (single slot)
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000
Storage: One SATA drive supporting 6 Gbit/s (320 GB HDD at 7200 RPM or SSD options ranging from 128 to 160 GiB)
Battery: Standard runtime up to 5.2 hours; extended battery slice increased life up to 10 hours

Model	Release (EU)	Dimensions	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Chipset	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Screen	Battery	Other	Operating System
13.3"
X1	2011	340 × 230 × 17–21 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	Template:Optional	Intel QM67	8 GiB DDR3 1333 MHz (1 slot)	Intel HD 3000	Template:Partial	Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi Half Mini PCIe BT 3.0 Module Optional WWAN	Template:Partial	Template:Okay

X1 Carbon (1st Gen)

The introduction of the X1 Carbon marked the replacement of traditional hard drives with solid-state drives (SSD). The base variant came with 4 GiB of RAM, an Intel Core i5-3317U processor, and a 128 GiB SSD, while higher-end configurations included an Intel Core i7 CPU paired with a 256 GiB SSD. Wired Ethernet connectivity required an adapter dongle, and certain models were equipped with integrated 3G or 4G cellular modems.

Its screen measured 14 inches diagonally and utilized a TN panel with a resolution of 1600×900 pixels. The laptop weighed approximately , and its dimensions were by by at its thickest section. The chassis featured a lightweight carbon-fiber roll cage finished in matte black.

In November of that year, Lenovo released the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch model, which incorporated a multi-touch display compatible with Windows 8 and capable of recognizing up to ten simultaneous touch points.

CNET’s evaluation highlighted the X1 Carbon’s lightweight construction, premium keyboard quality, robust build, and portability, positioning it as a formidable ultrabook contender. Additional commendations focused on its backlit spill-resistant keyboard, well-organized port layout, solid viewing angles, effective TrackPoint functionality, responsive touchpad, and biometric authentication capabilities. Unlike some rivals, it supported smooth hibernation operations.

Engadget emphasized the X1 Carbon Touch’s SSD performance, noting boot times around eleven seconds and balanced read/write speeds near 550 MB/s—consistent with expectations for Windows 8 ultrabooks equipped with Intel SSDs.

2012 Touch

Dana Wollman, writing for Engadget, commended the X1 Carbon Touch for its keyboard and touchpad integration, emphasizing the distinctive red pointing stick. The laptop was recognized for its slim and lightweight build, weighing 1.55kg with a 14-inch touchscreen. While the display's viewing angles were somewhat limited, the 1600 × 900 resolution delivered sharp visuals.

Wired praised Lenovo’s attention to user needs, highlighting features such as Dolby-certified sound, a backlit keyboard, and a dependable glass touchpad. Their conclusion labeled the device as an "excellent blend of performance, portability, and durability," noting it had "the best keyboard available," which positioned the Touch as a leading Ultrabook.

Model	Release (US)	Dimensions	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Chipset	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Screen	Battery	Other	Operating System
14"
X1 Carbon (1st Gen) (3443, 3444, 3446, 3448, 3460, 3462, 3463)	2012	331 × 226 × 18.8 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	rowspan="3" Template:Safe	Intel QS77	rowspan="3" Template:Okay	Intel HD 4000	rowspan="3" Template:Safe	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi + BT M.2 Card Optional WWAN M.2 Card	HD Audio & Realtek ALC3202	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx TFT	rowspan="3" Template:Okay	Soldered charging port	Windows 7 Professional
		331 × 226 × 18.8 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;"\|Anti-glare: Template:Resx TFT
		331 × 226 × 20.8 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;"\|Anti-glare: Template:Resx TFT Touch

X1 Carbon (2nd Gen)

The second-generation X1 Carbon debuted in 2014 with a fourth-generation Intel processor and introduced an "Adaptive Keyboard" touch bar that replaced conventional function keys. The Caps Lock key was substituted by Home and End keys, requiring users to press Shift twice to enable Caps Lock. Additionally, the Delete key was relocated beside Backspace instead of its usual position above.

Peter Bright from Ars Technica criticized this keyboard redesign for being almost unusable for touch typists due to its unconventional layout, particularly highlighting the removal of function keys and the repositioning of Caps Lock and other keys.

Model	Release (US)	Dimensions	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Chipset	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Screen	Battery
14"
X1 Carbon (2nd Gen)^[1] (20A7, 20A8)	2014	331 × 226.8 × 18.16 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	rowspan="3" colspan="2" Template:Safe	rowspan="3" Template:Partial	Intel HD Graphics 4400	rowspan="3" Template:Partial	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi + BT M.2 Card Optional WWAN M.2 Card	HD Audio & Realtek ALC3232 and Dolby Home Theater v4 with Digital Dual Array microphone certified for Microsoft Lync	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx	rowspan="3" Template:Okay	Soldered charging port
		331 × 226.5 × 17.72 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS
		331 × 227.1 × 18.46 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touch

X1 Carbon (3rd Generation)

The 2015 release of the X1 Carbon incorporated Intel's 5th generation Core processors. Lenovo reverted to the classic Function key row layout and reintroduced dedicated buttons for the TrackPoint. Additionally, a fingerprint sensor positioned adjacent to the keyboard enabled Windows authentication.

Mark Spoonauer from Laptop Magazine described this model as "among the top business ultraportables," emphasizing its extended battery endurance, ergonomic keyboard, and robust performance, albeit at a higher price point ($1,754). He acknowledged the sturdy construction but noted the design lacked visual flair. Criticisms included the missing SD card reader and a desire for a brighter 14-inch display panel.

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Connectivity	Audio	Display	Battery
14"
X1 Carbon (3rd Gen)^[2] (20BS, 20BT)	January 2015	331 × 226.8 × 18.16 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	rowspan="3" colspan="2" Template:Safe	rowspan="3" Template:Okay	Intel HD Graphics 5500	rowspan="3" Template:Safe	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi and Bluetooth M.2 Card Optional WWAN M.2 Card	HD Audio with Realtek ALC3232 and Dolby Home Theater v4, Dual Array digital microphone certified for Microsoft Lync	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx	rowspan="3" Template:Okay	Soldered power connector
		331 × 226.5 × 17.72 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS panel
		331 × 227.1 × 18.46 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touchscreen

X1 Carbon (4th Generation)

At the January 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Lenovo unveiled the fourth iteration of the X1 Carbon.

X1 Yoga

The inaugural X1 Yoga model launched in 2016, showcasing a 14-inch touchscreen equipped with a 360-degree hinge mechanism, an integrated stylus housed in a dedicated compartment, a built-in fingerprint scanner, multiple USB ports, HDMI output, and support for processors up to Intel i7.

Model	US Release	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Audio	Display	Battery
14"
X1 Carbon (4th Gen)	2016	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	Template:Safe	Intel HD Graphics 520	Template:Safe	OneLink+ Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi and Bluetooth M.2 Card Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare: 1920×1080 IPS 2560×1440 IPS options	Template:Okay	Soldered power input
X1 Yoga	2016	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	Template:Safe	Intel HD Graphics 520	Template:Safe	OneLink+ Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi and Bluetooth M.2 Card Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Glossy: 2560×1440 OLED Touch Anti-glare options: 1920×1080 IPS Touch 2560×1440 IPS Touch	Template:Okay

X1 Tablet (First Generation)

Lenovo debuted its initial X1 Tablet in 2016, presenting a 12-inch convertible device tailored for on-the-go professionals. This model showcased a 3:2 aspect ratio FHD+ display with a resolution of 2160x1440 pixels and brightness reaching 360 nits. It was configurable with 6th generation Intel Core M processors, supporting up to 16GB of RAM and storage options up to 1TB NVMe SSD. The standalone tablet weighed 767 grams and measured 291.5 × 209.5 × 8.75 mm, increasing to 1,310 grams when combined with the keyboard and productivity module. Lenovo advertised an estimated battery endurance of around 10 hours.

Included at launch were a stylus and type cover, while connectivity was expanded through attachable modules connected via the bottom port. These modules comprised a productivity extension providing USB-A, HDMI ports, and an additional 24Wh battery that enhanced usage time by approximately five hours; a projector module equipped with a pico projector, HDMI output, and a 10Wh battery; plus a dedicated 3D camera add-on designed for mapping purposes.

Model	US Launch	Dimensions (mm / in)	Weight ^(min)	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Connectivity	Audio	Display	Battery	Extras	Operating System
12"
X1 Tablet First Gen	2016	Template:Smalldiv	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	Template:Safe	Intel HD Graphics 515	One M.2 SATA (128GB) or One M.2 NVMe (256GB/512GB/1TB)	(No built-in Ethernet) Wi-Fi 5 (AC 8260) + Bluetooth 4.2 Optional WWAN slot - Sierra Wireless EM7455 Qualcomm 4G-LTE	Realtek ALC3268 with stereo speakers, triple microphones, combined audio jack	Anti-Glare/Anti-Fingerprint: 2160x1440 IPS Multi-Touch 360 nits	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| m(1) 37Wh	OneLink+ One USB-A 3.0 + One USB-C Full Function + One Mini-DisplayPort + One MicroSD Card Reader	Windows 10 Home / Pro

X1 Carbon (Fifth Generation)

At the CES event in early 2017, Lenovo unveiled the fifth iteration of the X1 Carbon, which weighed approximately 1.14 kg and boasted battery life lasting up to 15.5 hours. Pricing began at $1,329, with an additional silver color option introduced.

Product Recall

Units manufactured prior to November 1, 2017, were subject to recall due to a defect where a screw could potentially puncture the lithium battery, leading to overheating risks. Around 83,500 units were distributed across the US and Canadian markets before this recall was issued.

X1 Yoga (Second Generation)

The second-generation X1 Yoga featured enhancements such as Intel’s 7th generation Core i ('Kaby Lake') processors, inclusion of Thunderbolt 3 ports, a USB-C power adapter connector, and a matte-finish keyboard designed in a 'wave' style.

X1 Tablet (Second Generation)

The follow-up to the first X1 Tablet updated its hardware with Intel’s 7th generation Core M/i processors, improved graphics capabilities, and upgraded Wi-Fi/Bluetooth components. It retained full compatibility with first-generation accessories including Onelink+ modules and keyboards.

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Weight ^(min)	Processor	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Connectivity	Audio	Display	Battery	Additional Features	Operating System
12"
X1 Tablet Second Gen	2017	291.5 by 209.5 by 8.75 millimetres (11.476 in × 8.248 in × 0.344 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	7th Gen Intel Core M/i Series (m3-7Y30, i5-7Y54/7Y57, i7-7Y75)	4/8/16 GB LPDDR3 1866 MHz (Soldered)	Intel HD Graphics 615	One M.2 SATA (128GB) or M.2 NVMe (256GB/512GB/1TB)	Wi-Fi 5 (AC 8265), Bluetooth 4.2; Optional WWAN slot featuring Qualcomm SnapdragonX7 LTE-A	Realtek ALC3268 stereo speakers, three microphones, combo audio jack	Anti-Glare/Anti-Fingerprint IPS panel with Multi-Touch support at 2160x1440 resolution and brightness of 360 nits	m(1) capacity 37Wh battery	OneLink+ port; Optional fingerprint sensor; USB-A 3.0 port; USB-C Full Function; Mini-DisplayPort; MicroSD card slot	Windows 10 Home or Pro editions
14"
X1 Carbon Fifth Gen	2017		Template:LaptopWeight	Intel Core processors from either the 6th or 7th generation	Available with either 8 or16 GiB LPDDR3 RAM at1866 MHz (Soldered)	Intel HD Graphics520 (6th Gen), HD620 (7th Gen)	Single M.2 x4 SSD storage solution	Mini Gigabit Ethernet port; Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth combo M.2 card; Optional WWAN support		Anti-glare IPS display options at1920x1080 or2560x1440 resolutions	m(1)	Two Thunderbolt3 ports supporting x4 lanes each	Windows10 Pro edition	-	X1 Yoga Second Gen	2017	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2"	Intel Core i series processors from the7th generation	Available with8 or16 GiB LPDDR3 RAM at1866 MHz (Soldered)	Intel HD Graphics620 chipset	Single M.2 x4 SSD storage unit	Glare-prone but anti-smudge IPS Touch displays available in: 1920×1080, 2560×1440 IPS/OLED Touch screen variants	m(1)	Two Thunderbolt3 ports supporting x4 lanes each; Fixed charging port soldered onto motherboard

X1 Carbon (6th Generation)

At CES 2018, Lenovo unveiled the sixth iteration of the X1 Carbon, which weighs 1.13 kg and introduces the lineup's first quad-core processor. It is equipped with 8th generation Intel Core i5 or i7 CPUs, supports up to 16 GiB of RAM, and provides storage options reaching 1 TiB. The X1 logo was added to the lid, while the ThinkPad emblem transitioned from silver to black.

X1 Yoga (3rd Generation)

Derived from the design of the 6th generation X1 Carbon, the third-generation X1 Yoga features a ThinkShutter privacy cover for the camera (excluding IR variants), utilizes 15W 8th generation Core i5/i7 quad-core processors, and incorporates an integrated stylus. The availability of OLED display options was discontinued.

X1 Tablet (3rd Generation)

The third-generation X1 Tablet underwent a redesign with a larger 13-inch IPS touchscreen offering a resolution of 3000x2000 pixels and brightness of 400 nits. It moved away from OneLink+ compatibility and adopted a tented rear kickstand along with consolidated ports, reflecting trends seen in Surface devices. Powered by 8th generation Intel Core i-series processors (an upgrade from Core M), it supports up to 16GB of soldered RAM and up to 1TB NVMe SSD storage. When paired with the folio keyboard, its dimensions are 304.1 × 226 × 14.4 mm, weighing 1.27 kg, and it delivers up to 9.5 hours of battery life. This design influenced the subsequent X12 Detachable series.

X1 Extreme (1st Generation)

Lenovo introduced its first 15.6-inch ThinkPad X-series laptop with the launch of the X1 Extreme, featuring user-upgradable memory and full-power HQ-series Intel CPUs that set it apart from the typical 14-inch models. It shares a counterpart within the ThinkPad P series named the ThinkPad P1.

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Minimum Weight	CPU	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Display	Battery	Additional Features	Operating System
13.3"
X1 Tablet 3rd Gen	2018	Template:Smalldiv	Template:LaptopWeight	Intel Core Series (8th Gen) i5-8250u / i5-8350u / i7-8550u / i7-8650u		8/16 GB LPDDR3 2133 MHz (Soldered, Dual Channel)	Intel UHD Graphics 620	One M.2 SATA (128GB/256GB) One M.2 NVMe (256GB/512GB/1TB)	No onboard Ethernet Wi-Fi 5 (AC 8265) + Bluetooth 4.2 M.2 slot Optional WWAN slot with Sierra Wireless EM7430/EM7455 LTE-A	Stereo speakers and dual-microphone array	Anti-reflective/Anti-Smudge: 3000x2000 IPS 400 nits Multi-Touch	m(1) 42Wh	* ThinkShutter * Optional Fingerprint Reader * NFC * Two Thunderbolt 3 ports	Windows® 10 Home / Home Single Language / IoT Enterprise / Pro
14"
X1 Yoga 3rd Gen	2018	Template:Smalldiv	Template:LaptopWeight	Intel Core Series (7th/8th Gen) i5-7300u / i5-8250u / i5-8350u / i7-8550u / i7-8650u		8/16 GB LPDDR3 (1866 MHz for 7th Gen; 2133 MHz for 8th Gen; Soldered, Dual Channel)	Intel HD Graphics 620 or UHD Graphics 620	One M.2 SATA (128GB/256GB) One M.2 NVMe (256GB/512GB/1TB)	Intel I219-LM Ethernet Extension Connector Wi-Fi 5 (AC8265) + Bluetooth4.2 or Wi-Fi5 (AC9260) + Bluetooth5.0 M.2 slot with optional WWAN (Intel XMM7360/Fibocom L850-GL)	Realtek ALC3286 HD Audio with Dolby Audio Premium stereo speakers; dual-array noise-cancelling microphone; combo jack	Anti-reflective: 1920x1280 WVA,300 nits Non-Touch; 2560x1440 WVA,300 nits Non-Touch; 2560x1440 WVA,500 nits Multi-Touch	m(1) 54Wh	* ThinkShutter * Optional Fingerprint Reader * NFC * Two Thunderbolt 3 ports * Two USB A ports (5Gbps) * HDMI 1.4 * MicroSD card reader	Windows 10 Pro
15.6"
X1 Extreme (1st Gen)	2018		Template:LaptopWeight	8th Gen Intel Core	Intel CM246	Up to 64 GiB DDR4 —2666 MHz (2 slots)	Intel UHD Graphics 630; Optional NVIDIA GTX1050 Ti Max-Q (4 GB)	Two M.2 x4 SSDs	Mini Gigabit Ethernet; Wi-Fi + Bluetooth M.2 Card	Anti-glare: 1920x1080 IPS; 3840x2160 IPS; 3840x2160 IPS Touch	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter * Four Thunderbolt 3 ports	Windows 10 Pro

X1 Carbon (7th Generation)

At CES 2019, Lenovo introduced the seventh iteration of the X1 Carbon, with a weight of . It was equipped with 8th generation Whiskey Lake Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, supported up to 16 GiB of RAM, and offered an optional 4K Dolby Vision HDR display. The chassis was slimmer compared to the previous model. Additionally, a new optional carbon fiber weave top cover was made available.

X1 Yoga (4th Generation)

This model, derived from the design of the 7th generation X1 Carbon, marked the first ThinkPad to feature an aluminum chassis. It included 15W 8th or 10th generation Intel Core i5 or i7 quad-core processors and came with an integrated stylus.

X1 Extreme (2nd Generation)

As an upgrade to the original X1 Extreme, this version was the first non-Yoga ThinkPad to provide an OLED screen option. Its counterpart was the ThinkPad P1 Gen 2.

Model	Release (US)	Dimensions	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Chipset	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Screen	Battery	Other
14"
X1 Carbon (7th Gen)	2019	323 × 217 × 15 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	8th or 10th Gen Intel Core		8/16 GiB LPDDR3 (2133 MHz, soldered)	Intel UHD Graphics	One M.2 x4	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Intel Wireless-AC 9560 Wi-Fi + BT 5.0 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Glare: 3840×2160 IPS Dolby Vision Anti-glare: 1920×1080 IPS 1920×1080 IPS PrivacyGuard 2560×1440 IPS Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: 1920×1080 Touch	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 3 x4 ports
X1 Yoga (4th Gen)	2019		Template:LaptopWeight	8th or 10th Gen Intel Core		8/16 GiB LPDDR3 (2133 MHz, soldered)	Intel UHD Graphics	One M.2 x4	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Intel Wireless-AC 9560 Wi-Fi + BT 5.0 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare, anti-smudge: 1920×1080 IPS Touch 1920×1080 IPS PrivacyGuard Touch 2560×1440 IPS Touch 3840×2160 IPS Touch	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 3 x4 ports
15.6"
X1 Extreme (2nd Gen)	2019	361.8 × 245.7 × 18.4 mm	Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|9th Gen Intel Core	Intel CM246	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|64 GiB DDR4 — 2666 MHz (2 slots)	Intel UHD 630 Optional NVIDIA GTX 1650 Max-Q 4 GB	Two M.2 x4 slots	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi + BT M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: 1920×1080 IPS 1920×1080 IPS HDR 3840×2160 IPS 3840×2160 OLED Touch	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 3 x4 ports

X1 Carbon Gen 8

In January 2020 at CES, Lenovo introduced the eighth iteration of the X1 Carbon, equipped with 10th generation Intel Comet Lake processors. This model offers an optional PrivacyGuard screen and supports WiFi 6 connectivity. Additionally, there is a version that comes preloaded with Fedora Linux.

X1 Yoga Gen 5

Derived from the design of the 8th generation X1 Carbon, the X1 Yoga Gen 5 is powered by 10th generation Core i5/i7 quad-core CPUs and includes a built-in stylus for enhanced usability.

X1 Extreme Gen 3

The third generation of the 15-inch X1 Extreme continues to be the sole ThinkPad series maintaining a full key travel distance of 1.8 mm.

X1 Nano

Revealed in September 2020, the X1 Nano became Lenovo’s lightest ThinkPad at just 1.99 pounds (907 grams). It is also the first ThinkPad to utilize the Intel Evo platform, featuring 11th Gen Intel Core processors. The device boasts a 13-inch display with a 16:10 aspect ratio, a Dolby Atmos four-speaker audio system, and four microphones capable of 360-degree voice capture.

X1 Fold

X1 Fold featuring a 13.3-inch screen.

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Audio	Display	Battery	Additional Features	Operating System
14"
X1 Carbon Gen 8	January 2020	323 mm × 217 mm × 15 mm (12.72 in × 8.54 in × 0.61 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|10th Gen Intel Core	Template:Safe	Intel UHD Graphics	Template:Safe	Mini Gigabit Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.0 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch PrivacyGuard Template:Resx IPS Glossy: Template:Resx IPS Dolby Vision DisplayHDR	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 3 ports
X1 Yoga Gen 5	January 2020		Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|10th Gen Intel Core	Template:Safe	Intel UHD Graphics	Template:Safe	minigigabit Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.0 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Anti-glare, anti-smudge: Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch PrivacyGuard Template:Resx IPS Touch Glossy: Template:Resx IPS Touch Dolby Vision DisplayHDR		ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 3 ports	-	16" -	X1 Extreme Gen 3	July 2020	362 mm × 246 mm × 19 mm (14.24 in × 9.67 in × 0.74 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|10th Gen Intel Core	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|64 GiB DDR4 — 2933 MHz (2 slots)	Template:Partial	Template:Safe	No onboard Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-Glare: Template:Resx IPS 300 nits Template:Resx IPS 500 nits Template:Resx IPS Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touch	Template:Okay	Two Thunderbolt 3 ports	-	13.3" -	X1 Nano Gen 1	September 2020	Non-touch: 292.8 × 207.7 × 13.87–16.7mm Touch: 292.9 × 207.8 ×14.27–17.2mm	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|8/16 GiB LPDDR4x 4267 MHz (soldered)	style="background:#ffcead;" \|Intel Iris Xe	One M.2 x4	Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN LTE 5G / LTE CAT9	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Touch:13"2160×1350 IPS, glossy with Dolby Vision Non-touch:13"2160×1350 IPS, anti-glare with Dolby Vision	Template:Okay	ThinkShutter Two Thunderbolt 4 ports	-	Foldable -	X1 Fold (Gen 1)	2020	6.22 ×9.28 ×1.09 in	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Core i5-L16G7	8 GiB LPDDR4 4266 MHz (soldered)	style="background:#ffcead;" \|Intel UHD Graphics	One M.2 2242 x4	No onboard Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Snapdragon X55 5G Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-Fingerprint: 4028×1536 Folding OLED Touch	Template:Okay	Two USB-C 3.2 ports

X1 Titanium Yoga Gen 1

Lenovo introduced the X1 Titanium Yoga in 2021, a 13.5-inch notebook equipped with 11th Generation Intel Core i5 or i7 CPUs and built-in Intel Iris Xe graphics.

X1 Carbon Gen 9

During CES 2021, Lenovo revealed the ninth iteration of the X1 Carbon, featuring a 16:10 screen ratio, an expanded touchpad, and an enhanced battery capacity.

X1 Extreme Gen 4

-| X1 Extreme (Gen 4)

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Connectivity	Audio	Display	Battery	Additional Features	Operating System
13.5"
X1 Titanium Yoga (Gen 1)	January 2021	297 mm × 233 mm × 11 mm (11.71 in × 9.16 in × 0.45 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	11th Generation Intel Core		style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;"\|8/16 GB LPDDR4 4266 MHz (soldered)	Intel Iris Xe	Single M.2 x4 slot	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 module		style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-reflective, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touchscreen	Template:Okay	Dual Thunderbolt 4/USB4 ports x4	Windows 11 Pro/Home Windows 10 Pro/Home Linux/Ubuntu Linux
14"
X1 Carbon (Gen 9)	January 2021	315 mm × 221 mm × 15 mm (12.4 in × 8.72 in × 0.59 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	11th Generation Intel Core		style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;"\|8/16/32 GB LPDDR4 4266 MHz (soldered)	Intel Iris Xe	Single M.2 x4 slot	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201/6E AX211 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 module		style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS/IPS Touch/IPS Touch Privacy Guard Glossy: Template:Resx IPS	Template:Okay	Dual Thunderbolt 4/USB4 ports x4	Windows 11 Pro/Home Windows 10 Pro/Home Linux/Ubuntu Linux
X1 Yoga (Gen 6)	January 2021	314 mm × 222 mm × 15 mm (12.38 in × 8.75 in × 0.61 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	11th Generation Intel Core		style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|8/16/32 GB LPDDR4 4266 MHz (soldered)	Intel Iris Xe	Single M.2 x4 slot	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201/6E AX211 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 module	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touch/IPS Touch Privacy Guard Anti-reflective, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx OLED Touch DisplayHDR400	Template:Okay		Dual Thunderbolt 4/USB4 ports x4	-	16" -
June 2021	359 mm × 254 mm × 18 mm (14.15 in × 9.99 in × 0.72 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|11th Generation Intel Core	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Up to 64 GB DDR4 — 3200 MHz (dual slots)	style="background:#ffcead;" \| Intel Iris Xe integrated Optional Nvidia RTX options: 3050 Ti 4GB, 3060 6GB, 3070 8GB, 3080 16GB VRAM variants	Two M.2 x4 slots (with RTX3050 Ti) One M.2 x4 slot (with RTX3060/3070/3080)	No onboard Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 module	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Template:Resx IPS Anti-reflective, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touchscreen	Template:Okay	Dual Thunderbolt 4/USB4 ports x4

X1 Carbon Gen 10

In January 2022, Lenovo unveiled the tenth iteration of the X1 Carbon series.

X1 Extreme Gen 5

The fifth edition of the X1 Extreme was released in June 2022.

X1 Fold 16 Gen 1

Lenovo launched the ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 model, with shipments commencing in November 2022.

X1 Nano Gen 2

12th Gen Intel Core 8/16/32 GB LPDDR5 (5200 MHz) soldered Intel Iris Xe Anti-smudge:
2560×2024 Folding OLED Touch, unfolds to a 16.3" display, folds down to 12" Touch: Template:Convert10px11.55 x8.19 x0.58 in mm abbr=on order=flip 16/32 GB LPDDR5x (5200 MHz) soldered Intel Iris Xe Anti-glare:
2160×1350 IPS
Anti-glare, anti-reflection, anti-smudge:
2160×1350 IPS Touch

Model	US Release	Size	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Audio	Display
14"
X1 Carbon (Gen 10)	Mar 2022	316 mm × 223 mm × 15 mm (12.43 in × 8.76 in × 0.59 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;"\|8/16/32 GB LPDDR5 5200 MHz (soldered)	Intel Iris Xe	Template:Safe	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-Glare: Template:Resx IPS Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch Privacy Guard Template:Resx IPS Low Blue Light Anti-glare, anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx OLED DisplayHDR Template:Resx IPS Film Touch Glossy: Template:Resx IPS	Template:Okay
X1 Yoga (Gen 7)	Mar 2022	314 mm × 222 mm × 15 mm (12.38 in × 8.75 in × 0.61 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" Template:Safe	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|8/16/32 GB LPDDR5 5200 MHz (soldered )	Intel Iris Xe	Template:Safe	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 + BT 5.1 (soldered ) Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 + BT 5.1 (soldered ) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch Privacy Guard Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx OLED Touch DisplayHDR 400	Template:Okay
16"
X1 Extreme (Gen 5)	June 2022	359 mm × 254 mm × 18 mm (14.15 in × 9.99 in × 0.7 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|12th Gen Intel Core	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|64 GB DDR5 — 4800 MHz (2 slots)	Intel Iris Xe Optional Nvidia RTX GPUs: 3050 Ti 4GB, 3060 6GB, 3070 Ti 8GB, and 3080 Ti 16GB	Two M.2 x4 slots; configurations vary by GPU selection	No built-in Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 + BT 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 Card	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-Glare: 1920×1200 IPS 2560×1600 IPS 3840×2400 IPS Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: 3840×2400 IPS Touch	Template:Okay
16"
- X1 Fold 16 (Gen 1)
	13.3"										- X1 Nano (Gen 2)

X1 Carbon Gen 11

In December 2022, Lenovo unveiled the eleventh iteration of the X1 Carbon, marking its initial use of sustainable components: incorporating up to 97% post-consumer recycled plastic, 90% recycled magnesium, and 55% recycled aluminum. This model is powered by Intel’s 13th generation Core mobile processors.

The Lenovo UK website lists a 32GB configuration available with Core i5-1345U and Core i7-1365U CPUs, whereas the 64GB option is reserved exclusively for the Core i7-1370P variant.

X1 Yoga Gen 8

Simultaneously with the X1 Carbon Gen 11 release, Lenovo introduced the eighth generation of the X1 Yoga, featuring a 14-inch display.

X1 Nano Gen 3

Lenovo also launched the third generation of the X1 Nano, which sports a 13-inch screen.

Model	US Release	Dimensions	Minimum Weight	Processor	Chipset	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage	Audio	Display	Battery
14"
X1 Carbon (Gen 11)	Dec 2022	316 mm × 223 mm × 15 mm (12.43 in × 8.76 in × 0.59 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Intel 13th Gen Core U or P series	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|16 GB LPDDR5 6400 MHz (soldered) 32 GB LPDDR5 6000 MHz (soldered) 64 GB LPDDR5 6000 MHz (soldered) with i7-1370P	Intel Iris Xe	Template:Safe	No onboard Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Optional WWAN M.2 slot (?)	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-Glare: Template:Resx IPS Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch Privacy Guard Template:Resx IPS Low Blue Light Anti-glare, anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx OLED DisplayHDR	Template:Okay	Two TB4/USB4 Template:Color:black x4
X1 Yoga (Gen 8)	Apr 2023	314 mm × 222 mm × 15 mm (12.38 in × 8.75 in × 0.61 in)	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Intel 13th Gen Core U or P series	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|16 GB LPDDR5 6400 MHz (soldered) 32 GB LPDDR5 {{nowrap}\|6000 MHz}} (soldered) 64 GB LPDDR5 {{nowrap}\|6000 MHz}} (soldered) with string:i7-1370P	Intel Iris Xe	Template:Safe		Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx IPS Touch Privacy Guard Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touch Template:Resx OLED Touch DisplayHDR 400	Template:Okay	Two TB4/USB4 Template:Color:black x4
13"
X1 Nano (Gen 3)	May 2023	Non-touch: ^{[convert: invalid number]} Touch: ^{[convert: invalid number]}	Template:LaptopWeight	colspan="2" style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|Intel 13th Gen Core P series	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \|16 GB LPDDR5x 6400 MHz (soldered)	Intel Iris Xe	Template:Safe	No onboard Ethernet Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 + Bluetooth 5.1 (soldered) Template:Color gray Optional WWAN M.2 Card (?)	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" \| Anti-glare: Template:Resx IPS Anti-glare, Anti-reflection, anti-smudge: Template:Resx IPS Touch	Template:Okay	Two Thunderbolt (interface)#Thunderbolt 4/USB4 x4

X1 Carbon Gen 12

In December 2023, Lenovo unveiled the twelfth iteration of the X1 Carbon, distinguishing it as the first laptop globally to incorporate Intel's Core Ultra processors. This generation also introduces a haptic touchpad option for the X1 Carbon series, developed by Sensel, a supplier known for premium ThinkPad models such as the X1 Titanium Yoga (2021), X1 Fold 16 Gen 1 (2022), Z13 Gen 2 and Z16 Gen 2 (2023), as well as the X1 2-in-1 Gen 9 (2024).

Model	US Launch	Dimensions (mm / in)	Minimum Weight	Processor	Maximum Memory	Graphics	Storage Options	Connectivity	Audio	Display	Battery Capacity	Additional Features	Operating Systems
14"
Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 12	March 2024	Template:Smalldiv	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;\|Intel Core Ultra 5 125H 5 125U 5 135U 7 155H 7 155U 7 165H 7 165U NPU 11 TOPS	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Safe	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	No Built-in Ethernet Port Wi-Fi 6E (AX211) + Bluetooth 5.3 (soldered) Wi-Fi 7 (BE200) + Bluetooth 5.4 (soldered) Optional WWAN Slot Quectel EM160R-GL, 4G LTE CAT16 Quectel RM520N-GL, 5G Sub-6 GHz	High Definition Audio & Realtek ALC3306 with stereo speakers supporting Dolby Atmos and dual-microphone array enhanced by Dolby Voice	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Safe	Windows 11 Pro Windows 11 Home Windows 11 Home Single Language Windows 11 DG Windows 10 Pro Fedora Linux Ubuntu Linux Linux

X1 2-in-1 Gen 9

The device formerly known as the "Yoga" X1 has been renamed the 2-in-1 model to clearly differentiate it from Lenovo's Yoga series. It incorporates much of the same technology found in the X1 Carbon Gen 12.

Model	Release (US)	Dimensions (mm / in)	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Screen	Battery	Other	Operating System
14"
Thinkpad X1 2-in-1 Gen 9	May 2024	Template:Smalldiv	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor; \|Intel Core Ultra 5 125U 5 135U 7 155U 7 165U NPU 11 TOPS	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Safe	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	No Onboard Ethernet Wi-Fi 6E (AX211) + BT 5.3 (soldered) Wi-Fi 7 (BE200) + BT 5.4 (soldered) Optional WWAN Slot: Quectel EM160R-GL, 4G LTE CAT16; Quectel RM520N-GL, 5G Sub-6 GHz	High Definition Audio & Realtek ALC3306 with stereo speakers, Dolby Atmos, Dual-mic array with Dolby Voice	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Partial	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:Safe	Windows 11 Pro Windows 11 Home Windows 11 Home Single Language Windows 11 DG Windows 10 Pro Ubuntu Linux Linux

X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition

Lenovo added a dedicated Microsoft Copilot key to facilitate quick interaction with Microsoft's AI assistant. Additionally, a second physical button was introduced to enable the Lenovo Aura Experience, allowing effortless content sharing between devices.

The architecture based on Lunar Lake restricts support for RAM beyond 32 GB, thus excluding configurations with 64 GB memory.

Model	Release (US)	Dimensions (mm / in)	Weight ^(min)	CPU	Memory ^(max)	Graphics	Storage	Networking	Audio	Screen	Battery	Other	Operating System
14"
ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13	November 2024	Template:Smalldiv	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Template:LaptopWeight	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor; \|Intel Core Ultra 5 226V 7 256V 7 258V 7 266V 7 268V NPU 48 TOPS	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;16 GB 32 GB LPDDR5x-8533 MHz Soldered	style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;Intel Arc Graphics 130V (Core Ultra 5) Intel Arc Graphics 140V (Core Ultra 7)

256GB
512GB
1TB
2TB
(Single NVME 2280 SSD)

"No Onboard Ethernet"
Wi-Fi 7 (BE201) + BT 5.4 (soldered)
Optional WWAN Slot (Quectel RM520N-GL, 5G Sub-6 GHz)

High Definition Audio & Realtek ALC3306/ALC713 with stereo speakers, Dolby Atmos, dual-mic array, and a full-circle far-field array with Dolby Voice

Anti-Glare: 1920x1200 IPS, 500 nits, Multi-Touch, 60 Hz
Anti-Glare/Reflection/Smudge: OLED, resolution of 2880x1800, either at 400 or VRR-enabled 500 nits brightness, non-touch, refresh rate of 120 Hz

style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" m
57Wh

style="background:Template:LaptopPaletteColor;" Haptic Touchpad (highlighted in red)
Optional NFC module
Fingerprint Reader
Two Thunderbolt 4 ports + Two USB-A ports at 5Gbps + One HDMI version 2.1 port

Windows versions including Home, Pro, and Home Single Language
Fedora Linux
Ubuntu Linux
Other Linux distributions

2025

Model	US Launch Date	Size (mm/in)	Minimum Weight	Processor	Maximum RAM	Graphics Card	Storage Options	Connectivity	Sound System	Display	Battery Life	Additional Features	OS
				Intel Core								Haptic Touchpad	Windows 11

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