Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 Aura Edition Review
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 review covering its design, OLED display, performance, battery life, keyboard, connectivity, repairability and value
Gadgets Middle East Editor's Choice
Temperature & Noise
Thermal performance is remarkable and during most of our benchmarks, the laptop remained relatively cool, thanks to the Ryzen 7 4700U series being an energy efficient mobile processor and the effective cooling system.
Upgradeability
For further storage capacity, the M433 offers an additional M.2 SSD slot depending on the region and variant.
Unfortunately, there are no expansion slots available for RAM but the built-in 8GB DDR4 RAM was plenty enough and never lagged once during our testing.
Battery & Audio
The M433 has a 50Whr 3-cell Li-ion battery. Based on the usage and screen brightness, the Vivobook S14 M433 lasts between six to eight hours.
| Idle (one third brightness, no WiFI) | 12h 40 min |
| Web Browsing (one third brightness) | 8h 40 min |
| Video Playback (one third brightness) | 7h 20 min |
| Gaming (50% brightness) | 3h 45min |
In terms of charging, it took 1 hour 45 minutes to charge back from 0% to 100%.
Audio is powered by built-in speakers certified Harman / Kardon. The sound quality is average but loud enough to fill small to medium-sized rooms.
About the author
Abey Mascreen
Abey is a tech enthusiast and gamer. He loves to play strategy and role-playing games such as Age of Empires & Final Fantasy.
View all articles by Abey Subscribe
0 Comments
Newest
Joshua James
