Lenovo ThinkPad X280 12.5" FHD Laptop

Order arrived on time, and is exactly as described. No problems at all with it. Included was all documentation/CDs, charging adapter, and the laptop itself. The x280 itself has been quite polarizing for thinkpad enthusiasts, but I wanted to see it for myself. Some takeaways: Cons: -Integrated battery and memory, unable to be replaced or upgraded. -Slightly bulky for a 12.5" laptop thanks to thinkpad's extended bezel size, feels more like a 13.3". -Battery is anemic for an ultra-portable laptop, especially comparing to the x270. -8gb of memory is a bit weak. Fine for light workloads, but don't plan on multitasking too much. Pros: -Comes with Win10 Pro, which allows RDP in (comes in handy sometimes). -The CPU is a bit dated, but still performs well for everything short of gaming. -Back lighting on the keyboard! -Classic Thinkpad aesthetics and durability. -Full 1080p display helps avoid low resolution issues that many ultra-portable laptops face. -Thunderbolt port + charging. -Touchscreen is quite responsive and accurate It's not my favorite thinkpad ever, but it is unique for being a thinkpad in the ultra-portable market... and I do find myself enjoying it plenty, despite some of its limitations. I reckon it earned a place as a proper thinkpad, despite some of the less popular choices Lenovo made with it.