DISCLAIMER: I was an IBM child since my first own PC (Thinkpad T23), and I try to stay objective.
The Thinkpad branding nowadays counts as Retro style, which I considered a good thing, but why in the name of all what's running a decent CPU did they not fix the problem with the right bottom corner.
After three or four times a Thinkpad gets hot, that specific corner starts clicking because it will be bent from the heat forever.
And as the last one, the prices. Why do I have to pay more for a Thinkpad carbon base model then for a full spec macbook pro 13"?
I consider Apple products expensive and Lenovo is flying like Icarus and will all know what happened to him!
It's paradox because I am writing this on a Thinkpad carbon X1 gen3, I owned the X1 gen 2 and own also the X1 gen 4, but in the future I am not sure if I will order a new Thinkpad.