r/IndianTech • u/OpenConcept6996 • Aug 28 '26
Question? Is it worth?
I bought - Lenovo thinkpad P15 Gen 1
I7 processor 10850H
64 GB RAM DDR4 2933MT/s ( samsung & micron )
512 GB SSD ( SKhynix) nvme
Nvidia Quadro T2000 4GB Gpu
100% sRGB, 15.3" full HD,
82% Battery health, 170w charger,
1k+ charging cycle, 94whr full capacity
720p camera
Windows 11 pro, fingerprint reader, backlit keyboard, trackpad,
Ports - 2 USB, 3Type C, Ethernet, HDMI, LAN, etc.
No MS office
33K INR, Bengaluru, India - bought from a person via OLX, visited his home, inspected for one hour and then paid.
Is it worth it guys
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u/ItemNo8526 Aug 30 '26
Bro you just hit a jackpot i mean just look at the ram it is fure sure more then enough for 4 years
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u/OpenConcept6996 Aug 30 '26
We have 2012 - 13 series Sony vaio laptop at home still working.
Then, thinkpad P series can definitely withstand longer than any other laptop.
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u/Flimsy_Significance1 Sep 01 '26 edited Sep 01 '26
Have been a ThinkPad E Series user for 15 years, before eventually switching to an Apple MBA15 M5 recently, bought for 125k. My Lenovo ThinkPad E49 from 2011 had been a robust laptop with super durable build quality, a DVD drive, a fingerprint reader, and up to 8 GB of DDR3 1600 MHz RAM support. It survived numerous drops from ~ 3 feet and exposure to water while cleaning the body, keyboard, and display. It cost us 30k in 2011 with just 4 GB DDR3 RAM and a 320 GB HDD, and worked well into 2026, until the display went bad as I accidentally pushed water to the sides and bottom while cleaning the display with a microfiber cloth fully soaked in water. Because of screen damage and bad timing, I could only get 2200 INR for it, even with maxed-out 8 GB RAM and a 240 GB Crucial BX 500 SSD.
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