LENOVO THINKPAD T480 INTEL CORE I5-8350U NVME 256GB INTEL CORPORATION UHD GRAPHICS 620 16 GB 13.9 TOUCH NO BLACK WINDOWS 10 PROFESSIONAL 64-BIT

I purchased t480 renewed laptop from "Computer Deal USA"This laptop arrived fast. It included branded adapter and external second battery. To my pleasant surprise, the laptop I received is a touch screen one. The laptop looked very clean and with very little usage as it appeared to be. Very well cleaned before sending it to me. The windows 10 pro setup was very clean and laptop is very fast and touch screen is perfect and very responsive. This laptop had dual battery and one battery was showing 93% health and one showed only 45% health. I contacted the customer service about this. Adam in their technology department responded swiftly and sent me a brand new third party made external battery. Everything is perfect. I am very happy with the purchase I made, I recommend this seller highly. They are very professional and they acted fast.Be sure to install lenovo vantage and update all drivers and bios for smooth usage. Also don't forget to update windows 10 after you connect to internet.

I've owned this refub T480 for 2 years now, and used it in less than ideal conditions (many months on a sailboat and touring on a motorcycle). Like all the Lenovos I've owned, it has stood up to the abuse, which is why I go back to Lenovos when I need a new laptop. My configuration was Intel Core i5-8350U, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD and it was priced at two Benjamins. It's been a great computer. The processor was much faster than anything else in its class, and still stands up to most offerings today. I've notice in recent reviews of laptops in this price range the i5-1xxgx class of processors is running up to ~50% faster than the 8350u, but at the cost of twice the power usage and corresponding lower useful battery life. It's not worth it to me, as I am usually running on battery. I recently replaced the secondary (larger) batter for $27, and battery life is back up to 8+ hours of normal use. I also had a problem with the keyboard after about 18 months, and replaced it with a new backlit keyboard for about $35. The keypad is wearing, but still functions fine. But other than those normal wear and tear items (especially as I use it) the laptop is great. Fast boot up if its not uploading Windows updates. Wonderful keyboard. Screen is great. Plenty of memory to run a score of windows open at the same time and then some. I added a 256gig chip in the SSD chip socket to share the storage duties. I put my regular data backup on the on board SSD storage (as well as periodic back ups to an off board SSD drive). Wireless internet is fine. Runs all my older games without a problem, like any inexpensive laptop, you're probably going to run into problems if you try to run graphic intensive games on it. I don't use the touchscreen much but it's nice to have once in a while. Great battery life. A winner all around. If I had to replace it today, after reviewing the current (July 2025) competitive offerings, I would still buy another one of these laptops today.