I’ve used the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11 for about a year now, for both work and entertainment. I think it’s an impressive laptop and I would definitely buy this laptop again. But there are some things I don’t like about it - I hope this post would get the attention of the manufacturers.

The specs that I purchased this laptop with:

• Intel Core i7-1365U 1.8G

• 1 TB SSD M.2

• 32 GB memory

• 2.8K OLED display

• FHD RBG+IR Camera

Weight: This laptop is very light. This is major plus point for me. It feels lighter than my tablet! At under 2.5 lbs, it's a breeze to carry around all day, my shoulders aren’t burdened from carrying a laptop bag.

Display: The OLED display is a real treat. Blacks are deep and inky, making movies and presentations pop. Plus, the speakers deliver surprisingly rich sound, enhanced with Dolby Atmos.

Camera: Video conferencing is a breeze thanks to the sharp 1080p webcam. My colleagues always say they can see me perfectly, even in less than ideal lighting conditions.

Keyboard: I've always loved the Thinkpad keyboards. Key travel is just right, and the tactile feel is great. I think ThinkPad keyboards have consistently ranked higher with these qualities.

Processing Power: Although very lightweight, the X1 Carbon Gen 11 packs a lot of processing power to handle multitasking very well. I can smoothly run all my CPU-intensive programs. Plus, the built-in battery charging threshold feature is a great way to prolong battery life over time; many reviewers have also found this feature helpful.

The following are what I don’t like:

Price: Let's be honest, this laptop isn't cheap. Depending on the configuration, you'll be shelling out anywhere from $1500 to nearly $3000.

Docking Station Issues: I had some minor issues using the X1 Carbon Gen 11 with non-Lenovo docking stations. Occasionally, it wouldn't resume from standby when plugged in. A quick restart usually fixes it, but it can be annoying.

Fingerprint Magnet: The sleek black surface seems to attract fingerprints like crazy. If you're a neat freak, you might find yourself constantly wiping it down.

Overall, I think the X1 Carbon remains a great laptop. Durability was not highlighted above because it has only been a year, but I expect it to last many years. I had a T-series model that lasted for 10 years.