ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 14" Intel I Highly configurable with an emphasis on security & speed
ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 14" Intel I Highly configurable with an emphasis on security & speed
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The lowest price we last saw for Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 (Intel)- 13th Generation Intel Core i7-1355U Processor - Windows 11 Pro 64- 512 GB SSD TLC Opal was $1,934.00 at www.i-tech.com.au (last seen 1 Apr 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $1,489.64 on 25 Nov 2024.
Prices last updated 1 Apr 2026.
Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 (Intel)- 13th Generation Intel Core i7-1355U Processor - Windows 11 Pro 64- 512 GB SSD TLC Opal
ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 14" Intel I Highly configurable with an emphasis on security & speed
ThinkPad T14 Gen 4 14" Intel I Highly configurable with an emphasis on security & speed
Last updated at 01/04/2026 14:33:25
LENOVO ThinkPad T14 14'' WUXGA IR Intel i7-1355U 32GB DDR5 512GB SSD WIN 11 PRO Iris Xe Graphics WIFI6E Fingerprint Thunderbolt Backlit 3yr OS 1.3kg
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This is my first Thinkpad and overall it is a near perfect laptop aside from a few things. First, the reduced quality compared to previous Thinkpad gens. I use a gen 1 T14 at work which inspired me to invest in one for myself. The quality in material seems less solid and robust in the gen 3, for example, the plastic around keyboard is flimsy, and the thunderbolt outlet is loose when connected to charger. Companies using "recycled material" seems to translate to less quality and durability, but hey its better for the environment. All and all not a deal breaker for me.The main concern however is due to the battery length, which can barely make it a few hours with just light browsing on best efficiency power saving mode. This appears to be a widespread issue with the ... MoreThis is my first Thinkpad and overall it is a near perfect laptop aside from a few things. First, the reduced quality compared to previous Thinkpad gens. I use a gen 1 T14 at work which inspired me to invest in one for myself. The quality in material seems less solid and robust in the gen 3, for example, the plastic around keyboard is flimsy, and the thunderbolt outlet is loose when connected to charger. Companies using "recycled material" seems to translate to less quality and durability, but hey its better for the environment. All and all not a deal breaker for me.The main concern however is due to the battery length, which can barely make it a few hours with just light browsing on best efficiency power saving mode. This appears to be a widespread issue with the model from what I have read online, and is far from "all day use" advertised. After a week I decided to reset the battery gauge however afterwards it indicated the battery now only has a charge capacity of 47.98wh out of the 52.4wh battery size it was advertised as, which again is concerning to see an almost 10% reduction in battery capacity after a week of use.
originally posted on lenovo.com
Look and feel is great. This laptop has everything that I was looking for, except the price but the "sale price" brought the price closer to competitors similar spec offerings.This laptop purchase was for work. I also purchased a T14s in the new storm grey 9 months ago to replace my personal pc. The T14s which I thought would be the same except colour turned out to be slightly wider and thinner (less high) than the T14 Gen 4 (just purchased). Not by much, but you notice it when you put the in your computer bag. Otherwise both are almost the same specification-wise and perform well.My most recently de-commissioned Thinkpads which are 7 and12 years old (and I have even older ones) are still running without ever being repaired. Despite that, I am still comforted by ... MoreLook and feel is great. This laptop has everything that I was looking for, except the price but the "sale price" brought the price closer to competitors similar spec offerings.This laptop purchase was for work. I also purchased a T14s in the new storm grey 9 months ago to replace my personal pc. The T14s which I thought would be the same except colour turned out to be slightly wider and thinner (less high) than the T14 Gen 4 (just purchased). Not by much, but you notice it when you put the in your computer bag. Otherwise both are almost the same specification-wise and perform well.My most recently de-commissioned Thinkpads which are 7 and12 years old (and I have even older ones) are still running without ever being repaired. Despite that, I am still comforted by the extended 3 year warranty that comes as standard with most Thinkpads.
originally posted on lenovo.com
My new T14s Gen4 is the 4th Lenovo 14" T's series laptop I owned. This one, like the previous 3 is a fantastic unit. The only reason I bought this one is because my T470s isn't Win 11 supported, a real shame since it works perfectly fine. I bought the Gen4 because I wanted to try an AMD system, from what I see you get higher performance for less money compared to Intel. I selected a standard config they were the better deal, i would have prefer a high res screen over the touch screen, which was cheaper option, but the build your deal was not a good. I do miss the SD card reader, which my previous 3 do have, but I will make do. I had a bit of bumpy start and had to do a rebuild as it would not wake up from sleep, had do a hard reset. Since the rebuild (from local ... MoreMy new T14s Gen4 is the 4th Lenovo 14" T's series laptop I owned. This one, like the previous 3 is a fantastic unit. The only reason I bought this one is because my T470s isn't Win 11 supported, a real shame since it works perfectly fine. I bought the Gen4 because I wanted to try an AMD system, from what I see you get higher performance for less money compared to Intel. I selected a standard config they were the better deal, i would have prefer a high res screen over the touch screen, which was cheaper option, but the build your deal was not a good. I do miss the SD card reader, which my previous 3 do have, but I will make do. I had a bit of bumpy start and had to do a rebuild as it would not wake up from sleep, had do a hard reset. Since the rebuild (from local source) it has worked flawlessly. A friend of mine bought the exact same laptop which had the same problem, the rebuild fixed it as well. I not sure what the issue was but it was not that big of deal in the end.
LENOVO ThinkPad T14 14'' WUXGA IR Intel i7-1355U 32GB DDR5 512GB SSD WIN 11 PRO Iris Xe Graphics WIFI6E Fingerprint Thunderbolt Backlit 3yr OS 1.3kg
14-day returns
This is my first Thinkpad and overall it is a near perfect laptop aside from a few things. First, the reduced quality compared to previous Thinkpad gens. I use a gen 1 T14 at work which inspired me to invest in one for myself. The quality in material seems less solid and robust in the gen 3, for example, the plastic around keyboard is flimsy, and the thunderbolt outlet is loose when connected to charger. Companies using "recycled material" seems to translate to less quality and durability, but hey its better for the environment. All and all not a deal breaker for me.The main concern however is due to the battery length, which can barely make it a few hours with just light browsing on best efficiency power saving mode. This appears to be a widespread issue with the ... MoreThis is my first Thinkpad and overall it is a near perfect laptop aside from a few things. First, the reduced quality compared to previous Thinkpad gens. I use a gen 1 T14 at work which inspired me to invest in one for myself. The quality in material seems less solid and robust in the gen 3, for example, the plastic around keyboard is flimsy, and the thunderbolt outlet is loose when connected to charger. Companies using "recycled material" seems to translate to less quality and durability, but hey its better for the environment. All and all not a deal breaker for me.The main concern however is due to the battery length, which can barely make it a few hours with just light browsing on best efficiency power saving mode. This appears to be a widespread issue with the model from what I have read online, and is far from "all day use" advertised. After a week I decided to reset the battery gauge however afterwards it indicated the battery now only has a charge capacity of 47.98wh out of the 52.4wh battery size it was advertised as, which again is concerning to see an almost 10% reduction in battery capacity after a week of use.
Look and feel is great. This laptop has everything that I was looking for, except the price but the "sale price" brought the price closer to competitors similar spec offerings.This laptop purchase was for work. I also purchased a T14s in the new storm grey 9 months ago to replace my personal pc. The T14s which I thought would be the same except colour turned out to be slightly wider and thinner (less high) than the T14 Gen 4 (just purchased). Not by much, but you notice it when you put the in your computer bag. Otherwise both are almost the same specification-wise and perform well.My most recently de-commissioned Thinkpads which are 7 and12 years old (and I have even older ones) are still running without ever being repaired. Despite that, I am still comforted by ... MoreLook and feel is great. This laptop has everything that I was looking for, except the price but the "sale price" brought the price closer to competitors similar spec offerings.This laptop purchase was for work. I also purchased a T14s in the new storm grey 9 months ago to replace my personal pc. The T14s which I thought would be the same except colour turned out to be slightly wider and thinner (less high) than the T14 Gen 4 (just purchased). Not by much, but you notice it when you put the in your computer bag. Otherwise both are almost the same specification-wise and perform well.My most recently de-commissioned Thinkpads which are 7 and12 years old (and I have even older ones) are still running without ever being repaired. Despite that, I am still comforted by the extended 3 year warranty that comes as standard with most Thinkpads.
My new T14s Gen4 is the 4th Lenovo 14" T's series laptop I owned. This one, like the previous 3 is a fantastic unit. The only reason I bought this one is because my T470s isn't Win 11 supported, a real shame since it works perfectly fine. I bought the Gen4 because I wanted to try an AMD system, from what I see you get higher performance for less money compared to Intel. I selected a standard config they were the better deal, i would have prefer a high res screen over the touch screen, which was cheaper option, but the build your deal was not a good. I do miss the SD card reader, which my previous 3 do have, but I will make do. I had a bit of bumpy start and had to do a rebuild as it would not wake up from sleep, had do a hard reset. Since the rebuild (from local ... MoreMy new T14s Gen4 is the 4th Lenovo 14" T's series laptop I owned. This one, like the previous 3 is a fantastic unit. The only reason I bought this one is because my T470s isn't Win 11 supported, a real shame since it works perfectly fine. I bought the Gen4 because I wanted to try an AMD system, from what I see you get higher performance for less money compared to Intel. I selected a standard config they were the better deal, i would have prefer a high res screen over the touch screen, which was cheaper option, but the build your deal was not a good. I do miss the SD card reader, which my previous 3 do have, but I will make do. I had a bit of bumpy start and had to do a rebuild as it would not wake up from sleep, had do a hard reset. Since the rebuild (from local source) it has worked flawlessly. A friend of mine bought the exact same laptop which had the same problem, the rebuild fixed it as well. I not sure what the issue was but it was not that big of deal in the end.
I bought a laptop on 12.2023 that I have customized manually using the "Build" option.I paid for extra features like finger print and flash card reader, and Lenovo charged me with 100-150$ more (+ tax on the top of that), but laptop arrived with this feature.Ok - fine, mistakes happens, let's fix them.After contacting customer support several times, and provide proofs that this features are missing, they replied that replacement is not possible since it is not possible to build laptop with such hardware.Then why do you offer it in your website? why do you take people's money.It is the last time I get a Thinkpad or Lenovo product.Next time I will get an Apple (MacBook or similar) laptop, or an ASUS laptop.Thinkpad used to be an excellent laptops.But ... MoreI bought a laptop on 12.2023 that I have customized manually using the "Build" option.I paid for extra features like finger print and flash card reader, and Lenovo charged me with 100-150$ more (+ tax on the top of that), but laptop arrived with this feature.Ok - fine, mistakes happens, let's fix them.After contacting customer support several times, and provide proofs that this features are missing, they replied that replacement is not possible since it is not possible to build laptop with such hardware.Then why do you offer it in your website? why do you take people's money.It is the last time I get a Thinkpad or Lenovo product.Next time I will get an Apple (MacBook or similar) laptop, or an ASUS laptop.Thinkpad used to be an excellent laptops.But IBM high quality laptops time is end... and the more time passes, Thinkpad brand becomes more and more poor and low quality. Soon it will be worse that HP laptops (congrats, you can do it!).
Lightweight, powerful, good config and comes with Linux! What’s not to like? Well, it has one fatal flaw - the battery life (when new) is not even 5 hours if you do just regular work and a couple of video calls, and that’s more due to how Lenovo is just “selling” with Linux than configuring for Linux. This isn’t a Linux fault, it’s all down to how Lenovo has done things. In my mind, they should just offer a large external power supply because of their mess up. I don’t know how it fares with windows but I’ll surely not buy or recommend another of these. It does otherwise work flawlessly with Linux though - and that’s why it gets the 3 stars.
Great AMD-based machine with USB4 ports and cellular modem support. Lightweight and highly portable with long battery life. High performance and capable of light gaming.Pros:+ AMD chips are very efficient and powerful+ Includes 2x USB 4 ports for latest Thunderbolt/USB support.+ Classic Thinkpad keyboard and form factor+ Solid battery life+ Cellular modem is handy when on the roadCons:- USB 4 ports are all on the left side -- would be nice to have one on the right as well for more charging options.- Cellular modem doesn't work properly with Linux yet due to lack of FCC unlock utility support.
Overall, a very good and will designed machine, but I'm only giving 4 stars because things that should be repairable are not. I bought this 4th generation T14 to replace a 1st generation T14 that died after only three years of very light use (one of its USB ports had died some time before that). Both machines have the memory permanently soldered to the motherboard, and you can't disable the soldered memory and just use memory in the expansion slot, so if the memory goes (as mine did) you need a new motherboard. Also, the keyboard is good, but not as good as the more sculpted keys on previous ThinkPads. Lenovo should stop dropping important features (sculpted keys, batteries that can be swapped out by the customer, memory that can be easily replaced) just because ... MoreOverall, a very good and will designed machine, but I'm only giving 4 stars because things that should be repairable are not. I bought this 4th generation T14 to replace a 1st generation T14 that died after only three years of very light use (one of its USB ports had died some time before that). Both machines have the memory permanently soldered to the motherboard, and you can't disable the soldered memory and just use memory in the expansion slot, so if the memory goes (as mine did) you need a new motherboard. Also, the keyboard is good, but not as good as the more sculpted keys on previous ThinkPads. Lenovo should stop dropping important features (sculpted keys, batteries that can be swapped out by the customer, memory that can be easily replaced) just because doing so makes the machine thinner and lighter and cheaper to manufacture. Finally, Lenovo has gone from a standard size cable lock slot on the 1st gen. to a nano-size on the 4th gen. without warning customers, so I got a nasty surprise when I took it on a trip and couldn't lock it in my hotel room with the standard Targus cable lock that I've used for years.
Awesome build quality - the laptop is solid and light. Used to have Lenovo T or X series laptops for the last 10 years and have never been disappointed in overall build and keyboards quality. However... their standard screens are mediocre. As I decided to switch to OLED / IPS 120Hz 100% RGB, 500nits panels, I have upgraded this T14s with an OLED screen. However, i was very disappointed to find out that the panel was 60Hz, while tech information sheet stated 90Hz. At the end, I decided to return the product and buy competition. After a long chat with their support team, they have changed the spec to reflect 60Hz.Sorry Lenovo. I refuse to pay for your 300 nits, 45% NTSC, 1920-1200 what others charge for good quality OLED.
I wanted a laptop that was small, decently fast and had a great battery life. The T14s delivers on that. I am really happy with this laptop so far. I bought it as a replacement for the x1 carbon and for my purposes, I can't tell the difference. It is fast and light. The screen is easy to view. When I connect to a 4k monitor, however, you can certainly notice that the frame rate could improve - even for everyday use (the connected wireless keyboard and mouse are a bit laggy). The battery lasts pretty much all day and the case feels solid. I would recommend if you won't be connecting to a 4k monitor. Note that I am using Ubuntu 22.04 so your mileage with Windows may differ.
I have been working with Lenovo Thinkpads for close to a decade in a professional capacity, and the Gen 4 T14s with AMD components met all of my expectations and delivered far beyond them.Firstly, I primarily use the laptop for computer programming projects as well as some light gaming, and the performance has always been solid with very little noticable noise or heat dissipation. Even when running it to its limits, the machine barely makes an audible noise. The keyboard feels comfortable and over all the display has been excellent both indoors and outdoors.The size and weight of the T14s allows me to use it anywhere I want, and the battery will last well up to 8 hours on low to medium energy intensive applications. My only main bug-bear is the palm rest, which ... MoreI have been working with Lenovo Thinkpads for close to a decade in a professional capacity, and the Gen 4 T14s with AMD components met all of my expectations and delivered far beyond them.Firstly, I primarily use the laptop for computer programming projects as well as some light gaming, and the performance has always been solid with very little noticable noise or heat dissipation. Even when running it to its limits, the machine barely makes an audible noise. The keyboard feels comfortable and over all the display has been excellent both indoors and outdoors.The size and weight of the T14s allows me to use it anywhere I want, and the battery will last well up to 8 hours on low to medium energy intensive applications. My only main bug-bear is the palm rest, which tends to get greasy even after a few sessions, but this is moreso a problem of all Lenovo Thinkpads that use this material rather than this model itself, and it can easily be cleaned.Overall I highly recommend the Gen 4 AMD T14s for anyone looking for a lightweight but high-powered laptop for their projects or personal use.
