Lenovo ThinkPad T560 (15.6-inch, 2016) Series Reviews & Tests

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Lenovo ThinkPad T560 Review

Ideal for productivity users who want a large screen, the ThinkPad T560 offers solid performance, great usability and over 21 hours of endurance.

Epic battery life; Accurate display with wide viewing angles; Durable design; Comfy keyboard

Tinny audio; No USB Type-C or Thunderbolt

Jul, 2016

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Expert review by : Till Schönborn (notebookcheck.net)

Lenovo ThinkPad T560 (Core i7, 940MX, 3K) Notebook Review

All of everything! Equipped with a Core i7 processor, 3K display, and dedicated graphics, the T560 aims to take the lead in our business charts. But, is the generous number of features justify a price of almost 2000 Euros (~$2267).

robust, purpose built case ; precise display hinges ; excellent keyboard ; fast Wi-Fi and LTE ; bright, high-resolution IPS display ; high system performance ; various security features ; great battery life ; 3-years warranty

lack of a maintenance hatch ; no USB 3.1 or Type C ; moderate Turbo Boost utilization ; slight throttling under full load ; high price

i7-CPU, SSD, LTE radio, 3K display and dedicated Nvidia graphics - when looking at the specifications of our ThinkPad T560 you might think that you will get a perfect bundle without any flaws. Actually, the premium configuration has eliminated many of...

Jun, 2016

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Lenovo ThinkPad T560 (Core i5, SSHD) Ultrabook Review

Faster, higher, stronger? Lenovo's new ThinkPad T560 convinces with a wide viewing angle IPS display and promises more performance and longer battery runtimes thanks to the Skylake platform. However, the other changes of the 15-inch device are very...

robust, functional chassis design ; precise display hinges ; excellent keyboard ; fast WLAN, optional LTE ; IPS display with wide viewing angles ; good application performance ; low noise and temperature development ; numerous security features ;...

no maintenance hatch ; no USB 3.1 or Type-C ; pretty low luminance ; high price

Boring update or sensible development? We have to admit: Except for the new Skylake platform, the improvements of the T560 are limited to details, but this does not have to be a problem considering the excellent performance of the predecessor. All in...

Mar, 2016

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