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There’s also an extremely bright (500 nit) 4K (3840 x 2160) panel that supports Dolby Vision High-Dynamic Range (HDR) which absolutely destroys your battery life. Only its relatively low brightness holds it back, although its anti-glare coating helps it overcome bright ambient lighting. The entry-level model is a Full HD (1920 x 1080 or 157 PPI) panel that offers a better-than-average color gamut with accuracy and good contrast.

Lenovo offers several display options with the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. It’s not a 4K display, but it’s sharp enough and makes a great platform for anyone who works with photos and video. The MacBook Pro 13 is no different, offering a 13.3-inch display with 2560 x 1600 resolution (227 ppi) that’s extremely bright, has a wide color gamut with excellent accuracy, and strong contrast. DisplayĪpple’s MacBook Pro line is renowned for offering some of the best displays around. Ultimately, though, this one’s going to come down to pure aesthetic taste, because when it comes to the design essentials, they’re evenly matched. The ThinkPad gets some extra points, though, for fitting a 14-inch display into a chassis that’s nearly the same size and thickness as the MacBook Pro 13’s while being somewhat lighter. Get the 4K display and you’ll enjoy a carbon fiber weave that adds some panache, but otherwise, this laptop is all ThinkPad.īoth notebooks have iconic designs, and both feature build qualities that are worthy of their premium pricing. It’s also the usual black ThinkPad aesthetic that’s aggressively businesslike, with updated branding that’s subtler but still recognizable. It’s still rock-solid in hand, with a carbon material finish that provides a soft touch with zero flex throughout the chassis. Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon has also undergone some relatively subtle design changes. Thus, the MacBook Pro still looks good in any environment, and you’ll be happy with Apple’s usual attention to detail, overall fit and finish, and granite-like solidity. It’s now slimmer than ever, and its display is more modern with smaller bezels. The last major design change to the MacBook Pro 13 occurred in late 2016, with Apple utilizing essentially the same silver aluminum chassis and elegant yet conservative design, though opting for a thinner profile.

So, which of these premium and highly familiar notebooks is worth your investment? We pit the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon against the MacBook Pro 13 to find out. Today’s model has the same understated elegance as always and confirms Apple’s reputation for rock-solid build quality. Fitbit Versa 3Īpple’s MacBook Pro is also a recognizable notebook line that’s maintained a consistent design aesthetic over the years.