Much more interesting is the 15.6" model, because there the volume is larger and you can expect a quieter CO, plus a full-fledged keyboard and a 15.6 screen, which is minimally sufficient for full-fledged work.
Actually lack №2 - absolutely lousy screens (800:1) with a shameful color rendition. And M.2 2242 (there is no full-fledged 2280 or is there? in psref it is clearly written that there is NO place for 2280), which sharply limits the capacity upgrade, plus there is no second M.2, which is simply nonsense for 15.6 ".
And of course there is no TB3.0+, because. on board obsolete SoC Zen3.
Finding 2242 for 2TB in retail for it will be an almost unrealistic task. Replacing the screen with 72% NTSC is another $100-110.
If you successfully sell an 8GB chip (that's Lenova's greed at a penny price of memory!), Then 32GB will cost +$100-120.
In total we get ~1250$ euros for a really working config of 2022 with a decent screen in terms of color reproduction (so that at least the pictures uploaded from a smartphone do not look shameful compared to the smartphone screen)
And now the question of the day - why do you need this "miracle" for such total price, if now you can buy L5Pro for $1100 at retail in the West countries with 5800+3060 and a luxurious (by garbage standards here) 2.5K 16" 165Hz 500 nit screen with G-Sync and HDR400/DV support?
14" is suitable only as a cheap system unit, quite quiet and with great autonomy (true, it is not clear - what is the meaning of this autonomy, since the strength of the case is incomparable with the T series, i.e. often dragging such a laptop around the streets (and not almost stationary use with a power supply unit) is obviously a bad idea). This is probably its strength, because it is unlikely that anyone will sit at a ridiculous 14" all day long, as well as at a wretched keyboard without a numpad.
I would even take 14 "as a "system unit", but without hemorrhoids with a replacement immediately for 32GB and so that the kit immediately has a 2TB SSD, no less. And all together for $900 no more. But again, sometimes I need to buy an HDD, and here there is no eSATA to test capacious HDDs immediately upon purchase in HDAT2. And this is also a problem...
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