The screen folds flat, there's a webcam privacy switch, and the display has a handy lip that makes opening the laptop smooth and effortless. The edges gently curve, the speaker grilles are sharply milled, and Lenovo's "Ultimate Grey" coloring looks subtle and smart. There are lots of pleasing design touches around the Slim 7i's aluminum enclosure. That's a decent price that compares well against the likes of the Apple MacBook Pro 14, which starts at $1,999. The Intel model starts at $1,595, and the rig we've reviewed costs $1,760 thanks to memory and storage upgrades. The Lenovo Slim 7i Pro X crams a powerful Intel H-series CPU and a discrete Nvidia GPU inside a slim, 14-inch compact machine, but is it too hot to handle? At least on paper there's lots to like, so let's find out.Īt 3.3 pounds, this Lenovo aims to be a portable machine that can still carry a full-power Intel processor and a proper Nvidia graphics core. The LED on my original Apple adapter stopped working a week ago or so, but it was charging fine so don't think that's related.Lenovo laptops are often among the best offerings in a given segment, so any new notebook from the company has to impress if it's going to maintain that lofty position. I have tried ^ Control ⌥ Option ⇧ Shift ⦿ Power to reset the SMC, no effect. Usually this would let me boot within a couple of minutes, but this time it's now been hours on charge and still won't turn on. The screen changed from the "low battery, plug in" icon to "low battery, charging" icon. Little surprising but I've had it happen before that it would go in sleep mode (instead of hibernation like it's supposed to) when I close the lid and then empty the battery in my bag, so I thought nothing of it and plugged it in. Today, I tried turning it on but I got the low battery screen. On Friday I closed the lid, disconnected from power and put it away.
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