Lenovo 15.6" ThinkPad T570 Notebook

In our recently published extensive test, the Lenovo ThinkPad T570 could mostly convince us. However, as in the previous generation, the Full HD display gave reason for complaint.

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  stabile case with good workmanship, excellent input devices, matte, bright, and vibrant 4K display, extensive connections, Thunderbolt 3 / USB-C, decent maintenance options, 3-year warranty, fast WLAN, mostly quiet operation, WWAN-ready, good CPU performance, basically gaming-ready

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  considerable CPU performance reduction in battery operation, long charging time, power supply has insufficient power, heat development at the bottom under load, expensive

The ThinkPad T570 offers a comfortable keyboard, fantastic battery life and solid multitasking performance. A dim screen and warm bottom mean that this laptop is good enough for the office, but not quite sleek enough for frequent business travel or good enough for creative professionals.

Lenovo has equipped its 15-inch business classic with a new case and offers an attractive package in many areas. However, there are still some performance bugs, and the Chinese manufacturer is still using a mediocre Full HD panel.

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  sturdy and well-built chassis, excellent input devices, matte IPS screen, comprehensive port equipment, Thunderbolt 3/USB-C, long battery runtime, decent maintenance options, good system performance, 3-year warranty, fast WiFi, usually quiet operation, WWAN-ready

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  average luminance, occasional performance hiccups (probably firmware based), significant performance reduction on battery, long charging time

I contacted Lenovo and they led me in the right direction to this ThinkPad. The 4k display is super bright and has a great resolution. The performance (I configured mine with the i5 7th gen, 4k display, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB HD. The keyboard is the best out of any laptop.

Just bought a T570 with 4K screen. The screen is great but the keyboard is unusable. The keys and trackpad are all over to the left and it is impossible to type on unless you leave the laptop off balance and halfway off your lap. Please offer without the number pad.

Given this is one of the only 3 laptops Lenovo offers with a 15 inch or larger screen, why do we have to put up with useless a numeric keypad ? Makes the keyboard hard to type and impossible to keep the "lap"top on the "lap".

The first machine i received was faulty. Screws were loose leading to heatproduction, unresponsiveness, the screen falling shut and system crashes.The current replacement machine i am using to write this review has a much better build quality.

i think it's a good laptop, the last one I bought used more 7years