Is Lenovo E530 good?

The ThinkPad Edge E530 recorded a score of 7139 in this benchmark when using its integrated Intel HD 4000 graphics, a great result. Laptops with HD 3000 graphics get a result between 3000 and 4000.

Is Lenovo E14 ThinkPad good?

Our Verdict. The Lenovo ThinkPad E14 delivers on being a good productivity option with a great keyboard, zippy performance and deep security features. But be warned, this one is only for the business crowd.

Are ThinkPad E series good?

The E-Series offers the most value-focused devices without sacrificing much on performance. They still run strong like other ThinkPads, but without some of the elite features included with higher-cost series models. E-Series devices are built extra-tough and have the ThinkPad durability you’d expect.

Is ThinkPad E14 touch screen?

Featuring a 14″ 1920 x 1080 IPS touchscreen and integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics, the Lenovo E14 Gen 2 can mirror or extend content to an additional screen via Thunderbolt 4 or HDMI. In addition to a touchpad, the user interface includes a backlit laptop-style keyboard.

Which is better E14 or E15?

Comparison summary For performance Lenovo ThinkPad E14 has a bit faster processor. It also has more memory. The laptops have different operating systems, E14 has Windows 11 Pro and Lenovo ThinkPad E15 has Windows 10 Pro. For displaying graphics E15 has a better graphics card.

Is the ThinkPad Edge E530 a good laptop?

price: – %, performance: 60%, features: – %, display: 90% mobility: 73%, workmanship: 90%, ergonomy: 90%, emissions: – % The Thinkpad Edge E530 is one of the first third generation (Ivy Bridge) Intel Core i7-based laptops on the Australian market, and it’s a good one.

What is the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E530 form factor?

The Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E530 is a play at making a business notebook appeal to the mainstream consumer and is available in the classic 15.6″ form factor.

Is the Lenovo ThinkPad E530 the most mainstream ThinkPad under $500?

In this review we’re looking at the E530, unarguably the most mainstream of the ThinkPad sub-brand. Anyone can have this laptop in its most basic trim for less than $500, and you would have to try pretty hard to shoot the price above $800.

What kind of lid does the Lenovo edge E530 have?

Our Edge E530 review unit came with a black brushed aluminum lid. Lenovo calls that an upgrade, but don’t expect anything special — brushed aluminum lids have been done to death. The interior is more of the same, but that’s okay.