Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E531 (15.6-inch, 2013)

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

300-degree hinge. 1080p touch screen. 1TB hard drive.

Performance and battery life lag slightly behind the competition.

Conclusion The Lenovo Edge 15 is a laptop with an identity crisis—it's sold as the Flex 2 Pro 15-Inch in non-U.S. markets—but it still has plenty of the same features we love in the Flex line, like a touch screen, now with 1080p resolution and a...

The Lenovo Edge 15 will be available in October, starting at $899. We don't have international pricing information yet, but converted, that's about £545 or AU$960.

Sturdy build, thin, Stand Mode has its uses

Glare on glossy screen, speaker sound in Stand Mode could use a boost

The Lenovo Edge 15 is a great laptop for the price. With two configurations available, sturdy design, 1080p screen, and Laptop/Stand modes, this laptop is one you should seriously consider if you're in the market for a new laptop.

We were a little disappointed by the ThinkPad Edge's smallish hard disk and poor-quality screen and it's missing some of the features many have come to expect from a ThinkPad. However, it does have good battery life, fast performance and a comfortable...

Sturdy design ; Strong integrated software ; User-friendly ; HDMI

Lack of diodes – (a matter of taste) ; Lack of physical F1, F2... keys ; Headphone/microphone combo

Lenovo ThinkPad Edge is a unique device that distinguishes itself from the competition in several ways. The design is minimalistic and almost perfect in all aspects, coming across as professional in spite of the bright red lid, a first for Lenovo. The...

Сборка (поскрипывает корпус) ; Недостаточно сильная система охлаждения ; Инверсия цветов при вертикальном наклоне дисплея

Very fast for the price. I7 awesome ; Great RAM expansion. 16 gigs ; Decent size hard drive. 500 gigs. It was tempting to look at the ssd competitors, but not worth the price difference ; Came with windows 7, and a windows 8 restore disc

I hate manufacturer versions of OS's. I don't like the bloat ; I am buying it with company money and it's a company asset for a while. When it is mine, I will put a reasonable OS on it without all the trash. It really does great for a Lenovo spin on...

I was not happy with the touchpad on the first unit I ordered. It seemed flimsy but I was living with it though I ended up returning it because it died after delivery to a client in San Diego. (I wonder if the Border Patrol scanned/zapped it at a...

I got a second E531 a few days later (Win7 is important to me) and the 2nd touch pad was much better. Seemed the first one had a sizeable gap between the touch pad and the recess the touchpad sat in which seemed to be a bit sloppy. The second one...

Sufficient tech specs for the price point

The secondary/right click function is horrible and ruins the product. It's unintuitive, awkward, and you will need to compensate and change the way you interact with it in order to actually use it. This is the worst "feature" we've ever seen, and makes...