Upgrade from the status quo & go with something different. The Lenovo X1 Carbon IS different: Built to mil-spec standards to ensure durability & reliability. Amazing screen resolution upgrade options that give you the freedom to choose a spec that’s right for you. All complemented by built-in LTE/4G connectivity to keep you connected both in & out of the office.
Choose to upgrade your storage & display by choosing your model & specification on the left! Choose up to 500 nits (n) of brightness on your display!
(That’s the same technical spec as a MacBook Pro’s Retina Display for brightness & clarity)
Also take advantage of a great offer on local storage as the upgrades also give you up to 512GB SSD, superfast, local storage.
Now in its 6th generation, the revised Carbon X1 weighs less than 1.2kgs; the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the lightest 14″ business Ultrabook in the market. It’s a 14″ display in a 13″ chassis and is lighter than any other 13-inch. Paired with a number of premium features it makes business sense with its 16-hour battery.
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👍 When approved we will email you paperwork within a few hours
📨 You e-sign the paperwork online
🚚 We arrange delivery at your convenience
Once you have chosen your device click on the 'ADD TO BASKET' where you will need to complete the lease application. We will then make a Credit Check and then within 24 hours email you the lease contract for you to sign on-line. Upon receipt of the signed paperwork we will then deliver the next day or at a convenient time to suit.
All prices exclude VAT and are quoted per week based on a three year agreement. PC Customers can renew their agreement after 18 months. Apple Mac customers can renew after 24 months or cancel the agreement at this point.
All offers are subject to credit status (BUSINESS USERS ONLY) and an identity fraud check. HardSoft Ltd and its agents will make enquiries to verify the information to enable fair consideration of the application. The lender reserves the right to decline an application. Please see the Citizens Advice Bureau page on 'How lenders decide whether to give you credit' for further information on this topic, including steps you may wish to take if your application is refused.