Lenovo ThinkBook 14+,16+ Laptops With Nvidia RTX 2050 GPU

Lenovo recently launched two new laptops on Friday as an addition to the ThinkBook portfolio. Both the laptops run on Windows 11 out-of-box and are powered by 12th Gen Intel Core i5.


The laptops are Lenovo ThinkBook 14+ and ThinkBook 16+. Both the devices have Intel Iris Xe graphics and Core i7 ‘Alder Lake’ processors. It has additional configurations with Nvidia RTX 2050 GPU.

The company has officially launched both the devices and is now available for preorders in China. Lenovo has not yet announced when these laptops will be available in other regions, including India.

Lenovo ThinkBook Laptops Launched In China, Pre-Orders Available

Lenovo ThinkBook 14+ and 16+ has 16GB RAM and 512GB onboard storage. The price for ThinkBook 14+ Intel Core i5-12500H model is CNY 4999 (around Rs. 59,700).

The other model Intel Core i5-12500H variant, is priced at CNY 6299 (around Rs. 75,200). And Core i7-12700H model with an Nvidia RTX 2050 GPU at CNY 6999 (around Rs. 83,600).

On the other side, the price for Thinkbook 16+ Intel Core-15-12500H model starts at CNY 4999 (around Rs. 59000). This laptop is available in two variants, Intel Core i5-12500H and Core i7-12700H variants, with Nvidia RTX 2050 GPU priced at CNY 6999.

Lenovo Thinkbook 14+ and Thinkbook 16+ are now available in China and will go on sale on March 28.

Specifications of ThinkBook 16+ & 14+

Lenovo ThinkBook 14+ features a 14-inch display with 2.8k resolution and a refresh rate of 90Hz. It has a metal body and is 15.9mm thick.

While ThinkBook 16+ comes with a 16-inch display with 2.5K resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. It also has a metal body with a thickness of 16.5mm.

Both have Thunderbolt 4, a full-features USB-C, HDMI 2.1, RJ45 network port, card reader, etc.

While talking about configuration, the i5-12500H series comprises 4 large cores and 8 small cores. And i7-12700H has 6 large cores and 8 small cores. These laptops are supported by LPDDR5 memory and standard 512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD.

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