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The laptop features an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor and 16GB RAM, delivering fast responsiveness for typical office tasks, multitasking, and light programming. However, multiple users report poor graphics performance with blurry visuals and inadequate integrated graphics for demanding applications, and one user noted slow speed during computationally intensive work. Overall, performance is strong for general use but significantly lacking in graphics.

The ThinkPad T14s has a slim, lightweight design with a professional storm grey finish. Many users praise its sturdy build, premium feel, and portability. However, a few reviewers were disappointed with the material quality compared to previous Lenovo models, citing it as less robust for the price.

The 14-inch FHD IPS display offers decent clarity and is praised by some as 'a joy to work with', but several users report poor brightness (300 nits) and blurry output despite adjusting settings. The webcam is also criticized for not meeting advertised FHD quality. Overall, screen quality is inconsistent and below expectations for many.

The laptop is easy to set up with minimal bloatware, boots quickly, and has a comfortable keyboard and responsive trackpad (though some find the touchpad overly sensitive). Users enjoy the quiet operation and generous port selection (including USB-A and HDMI), but note the lack of an ethernet jack, non-backlit keyboard letters that are hard to read, occasional fingerprint sensor hiccups, and no touchscreen option. Overall, the experience is positive for daily work with minor annoyances.

Priced at $349 for a refurbished unit with i7, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD, this laptop is widely regarded as excellent value for a business-class machine. Reviewers highlight the great cost-to-performance ratio, long battery life, and durable build. A minority feel the build quality doesn't match previous Lenovo standards, but overall sentiment strongly favors the purchase.