Designed primarily to meet the needs of business users, Lenovo’s ThinkBook series often come at lower prices than the ThinkPad series, but this trend has given designers more room for creativity.
This philosophy was clearly demonstrated in distinctive models such as the ThinkBook Plus with its expandable screen, as well as in the ThinkBook 16p G6, which stands out as a powerful multimedia laptop, with design touches inspired by the Legion gaming series.
The device combines a dual-color silver and gray chassis, a familiar style in the ThinkBook family, with a sturdy build that is clearly reminiscent of the Lenovo Legion 7 devices, including the keyboard design.
The matte IPS screen offers a closer experience to gaming devices, thanks to a 240 Hz refresh rate, fast response times, and support for G-Sync and Advanced Optimus technologies. The high display quality also makes it possible to modify images after calibration.
Lenovo addressed one of the most prominent defects of the previous generation by improving battery life, as the device provides up to 10.5 hours of use in the Wi-Fi test with a brightness of 150nits, and about 7 hours at full brightness, which are good numbers for a 16-inch device.
In terms of performance, the computer offers great processing power thanks to the Intel Core Ultra 7 255HX processor, with an alternative option from AMD via the Ryzen 9 8940HX, in addition to the 115-watt GeForce RTX 5060 portable graphics card.
Thus, the ThinkBook 16p G6 offers a complete multimedia package that is difficult to compete with, especially in the absence of obvious disadvantages.
