Purchased a slightly older variant back in Jan/2023.  I immediately checked the specs (running dxdiag and start>system and was happy to see the 40GB RAM and all other HW component specs were as advertised.  Since that time, this laptop has been by daily office driver and has never had any issues.  Fast with the ports being conveniently located to the left and right sides of the laptop.I especially love that there are 2 USB-C ports on the left side.  While one is, more or less, reserved for the power adapter, the other one has come in handy for hooking up my USB-C android phone to transfer files and/or charge.  Works well with the docking station at my home office with 2 additional monitors hooked up to the docking station.  On the go, I appreciate the left side HDMI port which I use to hook up a 'paper thin' mobile monitor.  The single USB-A connector on the right side is perfectly place for my wireless mouse.  Muting/UnMuting sound, mic, wireless, etc using the Fn/F1-F12 keys works smoothly.There is only a single 'con' that was not enough for removing a star because, I got used to it fairly quickly.  I love to use 'Left CTRL-C' and 'Left CTRL-V' to copy/paste stuff all the time.  I also love to hold down the Left CTRL key and use the mouse scroll wheel up/down feature to quickly zoom in/out of web pages and documents.  I missed noticing that on the Thinkpad's keyboard design, the left CTRL key is located to the right of the 'Fn' key.  On every other keyboard (PC or laptop) I've ever used, the left CTRL key was the farthest and lower left key so I could CTRL-C/CTRL-V without even looking at the keyboard.  So when I first got my Thinkpad, I kept accidentally pressing the Fn key to do the CTRL-C/CTRL-V actions.  I've been used to it for a long time, to the point where I sort of 'braille' my way to the 2nd from the lower left key but I was a bit annoying at first.  I don't know why Lenovo chose to design the Fn and CTRL keys layout this way.Otherwise, solid chassis - solid laptop!  Seller didn't dissapoint.