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Dan Ackerman
Gizmodo
“But I also acknowledge it’s simply not practical for most people, and far too expensive (current sale price aside) for anyone outside of a very narrow slice of the laptop buying public.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Vibrant OLED Display
- Unique Color E-Ink Screen
- Long Battery Life
- Durable Build Quality
- Versatile 2-in-1 Design
- Respectable productivity performance
Points of Contention
- Limited Native Kindle Support
- Extremely expensive
- Premium price point
Professional Reviews
3 reviews from 3 critics60
Mark Coppock
Digital Trends
“Its e‑ink display is both the reason to consider the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 4, and the reason to avoid it.”
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Brian Westover
PCMag
“Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 4 laptop features a swiveling dual-screen design and a sturdy, versatile form factor, but the second display's E Ink performance falls flat while the overall performance and feature set don't justify the price.”
