A:AnswerI got mine in its original box with a sealed power adapter. Beside a sticker on the bottom of the laptop and the box (looks to be related to the refurb), the unit appears brand new.
No bloatware was installed and looks to be a pretty vanilla install of windows 11.
It shows no visible wear or scratches and has been working great for me for a few days now.
A:AnswerNo it can't be and Display resolution has nothing to do with total color gamut coverage, those two are separate parameters and not dependent on each other. The total color gamut coverage of any Display is fixed and can't be increased or decreased. What can be improved is the Color accuracy measured in Delta E, using Professional tools or created color profiles from other review sites, like Notebookcheck
A:AnswerNow, they have 90 day warranty. The power supply that they come with is not enough. They need 135w in performance mode, and thus drain your battery until it turns off. They come with a 100w power supply.
A:AnswerThat would depend on the specific software or hardware being used. The Lenovo Slim 7 Pro X, model number 82V20003US, ships with Windows 11 Home operating system. We recommend that you check with the manufacturer or the hardware or software’s websites to review the requirements for screen sharing/screen mirroring and reference the specifications of this model Lenovo Slim 7 Pro X to determine its compatibility.
