Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 1 contra Lenovo ThinkPad L14 Gen 2 (Intel)

“In general, most features like the Fn key combinations (except from Fn + F9 to F11) are supported out of the box. Also, both operating systems recognized the Wi-Fi module during installation (other than Windows 10 1909). On the other hand, the behaviour of the pointing devices was rather disappointing from my point of view. On the one hand, the TrackPoint acceleration was very weird compared to Windows. On the other hand, the scroll speed of the trackpad was way too high. To make things even worse, I haven’t found any option to configure the latter in the user interface. Also, I wasn’t able to use the fingerprint reader which is identified as 06cb:00be Synaptics Inc. by lsusb.”nbreview.de, comprovat el 6 September 2026.

“Some features may not be supported on the system with Linux preload, including but not limited to Intel® RST RAID, MIPI computer vision camera, WWAN, Human Presence Detection, etc.”psref.lenovo.com, comprovat el 21 September 2026.

“As for upgrades, there are two RAM SODIMM slots, which support up to 64GB of DDR4 memory in dual-channel mode.”laptopmedia.com, comprovat el 6 September 2026.

“Upgradable: Yes”nanoreview.net, comprovat el 21 September 2026.

“In summary, the display probably is one of the biggest shortcomings of the L14. Therefore, the price premium for the T14 might be justified in a lot of cases.”nbreview.de, comprovat el 6 September 2026.

“It won't win awards for color accuracy, but it is a reliable display.”eazypc.in, comprovat el 21 September 2026.