Specs:

2560x1600 165Hz 500 nits

90Wh battery

32GB LPDDR5x-7500 (LPCAMM2 module)

1TB SK Hynix (basically an OEM P41 drive)

1TB PNY CS1030

Core Ultra 7 165H

RTX 4070 8GB

I knew that this ThinkPad would be pretty powerful with great build quality and would have a respectable screen, but I was not expecting the long battery life, coming from using a HP Envy and a T440p. I also appreciate that it has the soft touch coating on the palm rest instead of the hard, scratchy plastic that the T440p has. I will likely be using this for the next 5+ years.

Another item that surprised me was the trackpoint. Honestly, it feels much better to use than my T440p does, and the fact that the trackpad is haptic makes using it good, but not as great as ThinkPads with dedicated buttons.

The only thing that bothered me at first was the trackpad. It came with the "tap to click" (something like that) setting on in Windows, and the trackpad was an absolute mess with it on; however, whenever I turned that off, the trackpad became tied with my MacBook Pro's.

Also, you hate hearing a lot of fan noise when stressing a laptop, maybe don't buy this. I don't care about fan noise at all, but it should be noted that it is loud.