| Colour | Black |
| Grades | Grade B |
| Functionality | Fully functional device |
| Box | Charger Included |
| CPU | Core i7-8550U |
| RAM | 16GB |
| Storage | 512GB SSD |
| Battery Health | Holds Charge |
| Keyboard | SCA |
| SO Licence | Windows |
| Screen Resolution | FHD (1920x1080) |
| Description of Faults | Minor LCD fault |
| GPU | Integrated |
| Screen Size | 14" |
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (6th Gen) 14" is a professional laptop designed for users requiring reliable performance and high mobility. Its carbon fibre and magnesium alloy chassis ensures structural strength with reduced weight, facilitating daily transport. The 14-inch screen offers good resolution and wide viewing angles, suitable for productivity tasks, document editing and video conferencing. Equipped with 8th generation Intel Core processors, it provides efficient responsiveness in business applications and light multitasking. The backlit keyboard, recognised for its ergonomics and precision, supports prolonged use in low-light conditions. The integrated camera and noise-reducing microphones optimise connection in remote or hybrid work environments.
This model is particularly suitable for professionals in areas such as consultancy, finance, education or administration who need a stable, secure and immediately usable device. Security features, including fingerprint reader and TPM module, contribute to the protection of sensitive data. Battery autonomy allows several hours of use without recharging, adapting to workdays outside the office.
By purchasing this refurbished equipment from iOutlet, you benefit from a testing and verification process carried out by the European certified refurbishment network, ensuring compliance with operational standards. Each unit is prepared for sale with attention to essential components and comes with a 24-month warranty, offering peace of mind and technical support after purchase. Choosing a refurbished laptop combines professional performance with a more responsible approach to technology consumption.
