Lenovo ThinkPad L380

Specificaties en productinformatie

Technische staat: volledig werkend

Uiterlijke staat: Light signs of use

CPU: Intel Core i3, Intel Core i5
Kernen: 4 cores (quad core)
Batterijduur:Average (3-4 hours)
Scherm: 13 inch (compact screen)
Resolutie: 1920 by 1080 (Full HD)
Werkgeheugen: 16GB DDR4 RAM
Opslag: 256 GB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Pro

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Lenovo ThinkPad L380: the indestructible 13.3-inch laptop for on the go

Looking for a compact laptop that can really take a knock? The Lenovo ThinkPad L380 is the ideal partner for school, study and work. This refurbished laptop has a premium metal chassis and a stylish black design. And thanks to its light weight, it’s very easy to carry. In short, this is a rock-solid machine that’s always ready for you.

The Lenovo ThinkPad L380 excels in build quality. Unlike many other laptops, this model has a sturdy metal chassis, so you needn’t fear scratches or dents in a full backpack. It also has a razor-sharp 13.3″ Full HD display. This screen offers far more detail than standard screens, so you always enjoy a crystal-clear view of all your texts and videos.

Key features of this ThinkPad L380

  • Build quality: Premium metal chassis for maximum protection.

  • Display: 13.3-inch Full HD for a sharp, calm viewing experience.

  • Processor: Fast Intel Core i5 for all your everyday tasks.

  • Memory: 16GB RAM for smooth, fluid multitasking.

  • Storage: Fast NVMe SSD so the laptop boots within seconds.

  • Keyboard: Legendary comfort for hours of effortless typing.

The Lenovo L380 is very user-friendly. The laptop has a modern USB-C connection for charging. You’ll also find an HDMI port to easily connect an extra screen. The laptop is also fully optimised for Windows 11, so you can get started safely right out of the box. And the powerful hardware means you’ll enjoy this purchase for years to come.

Extra benefits and ease of use

  • Compact and light: Ideal for use on the train or in the lecture hall.

  • No shiny plastic: A professional, matte black look.

  • Versatile connectivity: Plenty of ports for all your peripherals.

  • Best value: Business-grade sturdiness at a very keen price.

  • Ready to use right away: Delivered with a clean, fast installation.

So don’t wait any longer and choose the certainty of a real ThinkPad. Add the Lenovo ThinkPad L380 to your cart today. Experience for yourself the ease of a rugged laptop that simply never gives up!

Weight 1,46 kg
Dimensions 32,1 × 22,4 × 1,9 cm
Connectivity

3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 4.1, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI, Micro-SD card, USB-A, USB-C, Wi-Fi 5

CPU: Family

Intel Core i3, Intel Core i5

Built-in security

Intel vPro, Kensington Lock slot, PIN code (Windows Hello), Smartcard, TPM 2.0: Windows 11 guarantee, Webcam shutter (Privacy Shutter)

Webcam

HD (720p) – great for video calls

Touchscreen

No touchscreen

Storage

Screen size

Screen resolution

1920 by 1080 (Full HD)

Charging via

USB-C (45 Watt), USB-C (65 Watt)

Keyboard

QWERTY

Cosmetic condition

Light signs of use

Memory (RAM)

16GB DDR4

CPU: Model

Intel Core i3-8145U, Intel Core i5-8250U

CPU: Configuration

4 cores (quad core)

Battery life

Average (3-4 hours)

Operating system

Windows 11 Pro

Intended use

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GPU: Model

Integrated: Intel UHD Graphics 620

GPU: Configuration

Shared RAM memory

Lenovo is a Chinese brand that took over IBM's PC division in 2005 and has since been the worldwide market leader in laptops. Their best-known range, the ThinkPad, dates back to the IBM era and is a symbol of ruggedness, reliability and business functionality: sturdy casings, comfortable keyboards (with TrackPoint) and a strong focus on security and manageability. This line is popular with companies, freelancers and students looking for a laptop that lasts and can handle intensive use.

On the other hand, Lenovo offers the IdeaPad series, aimed at consumers and students. These models are usually lighter, more affordable and a little more focused on design and ease of use, but sometimes lack the business sturdiness of ThinkPads. The price-quality ratio is generally sharp, although build quality and finish vary by model and price range.

To be fair, Lenovo also has its downsides: on the cheaper models the finish can sometimes feel a bit cheaper, and in the past the brand was criticised for pre-installed software that wasn't always wanted (bloatware). That has improved in recent years, but it's still worth paying attention to which model you choose.

The Lenovo ThinkPad series is one of the best-known business laptop lines in the world. Once developed by IBM and later taken over by Lenovo, ThinkPads have been known for years for their rugged build, reliable performance and comfortable keyboard with the recognisable red TrackPoint.

These laptops are designed for intensive use: long working days, lots of typing and constantly docking and undocking from docks and peripherals. ThinkPads often have a sturdy casing, a well-thought-out keyboard layout and business features such as TPM security, docking via USB-C and a generous choice of ports. That makes them particularly suitable for companies, freelancers, students and professionals looking for a laptop that can be heavily used every day.