I’ve been using ThinkPads back when IBM manufactured those.
They were sturdy and reliable. Since Lenovo acquired the brand, the entire line of laptops became unusable. Horrible driver support, bugs with the BIOS,and cheap materials.
Recently I bought a new Yoga laptop. From the very beginning it had driver problems. I’ve talked to Lenovo support, they made me upgrade the BIOS, which except adding an annoying boot splash screen somehow managed to ruin the RJ45 socket and corrupted the Lenovo “first aid” drive (which itself is a buggy feature). I’ve been using the Yoga only in laptop mode, only at my home office and have never even moved it. Yet, the cheap plastic simply cracked over time, the monitor has to be externally supported because otherwise it will fall off. The keyboard backlight stopped working, then the touch feature as well.
Not to speak about how slow and full of bugs the entire OS is, thanks to the “Lenovo updates”.
Also at the last three hightech companies I worked many people have been assigned a Lenovo laptop. Every one of them had a lot of trouble with the laptops and replaced them withing the first two years. Always.
In conclusion: Don’t buy anything Lenovo related. It’s a hoax company with high prices but cheap materials. Their laptops are known to be the worst in the industry and their monitors are in the “cheap Chinese fake” league.