expiredDr.W posted Jan 17, 2026 04:06 PM
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expiredDr.W posted Jan 17, 2026 04:06 PM
Refurb: ThinkPad X1 Yoga: 14" 1200p, i7-1165G7 / i7-1185G7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD
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The first link mentions the poster's update after two years of purchase, and then 3 years, confirming that the hinges have held up perfectly.
The second link, the hinges messed up after someone knocked the laptop down. Even then the hinges didn't break, but only got messed up.
In none of the links did the hinges snap or fail by themselves. This problem was mainly prevalent in their 3 year old Ideapad Flex lineup. No ThinkPad Yoga's had any hinge problems, if they did, it must have been hardly few.
I tried it with Ubuntu and CachyOS, and everything works 100% out of the box, no tinkering needed.
Fantastic laptop if you want to run Linux on it.
As mentioned, it was the budget IdeaPad and Yoga series that suffered from it, and to paint every other model of Lenovo with the same brush is illogical and making someone "save" $400 by sharing wrong knowledge is certainly unhelpful.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/c...th_lenovo/
https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad...1_yo
The first link mentions the poster's update after two years of purchase, and then 3 years, confirming that the hinges have held up perfectly.
The second link, the hinges messed up after someone knocked the laptop down. Even then the hinges didn't break, but only got messed up.
In none of the links did the hinges snap or fail by themselves. This problem was mainly prevalent in their 3 year old Ideapad Flex lineup. No ThinkPad Yoga's had any hinge problems, if they did, it must have been hardly few.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/c...umors_are/
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The first link mentions the poster's update after two years of purchase, and then 3 years, confirming that the hinges have held up perfectly.
The second link, the hinges messed up after someone knocked the laptop down. Even then the hinges didn't break, but only got messed up.
In none of the links did the hinges snap or fail by themselves. This problem was mainly prevalent in their 3 year old Ideapad Flex lineup. No ThinkPad Yoga's had any hinge problems, if they did, it must have been hardly few.
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