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23 reviews
Apr, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 23 reviews of Lenovo ThinkPad E580 (15.6-Inch, 2018) Series. The average rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the reliability and durability. The keyboard and design also get good reviews. There are some negative comments about the image quality and screen. Opinions are divided on the battery.
performance, design, keyboard, durability, reliability
screen, image quality
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Lenovo ThinkPad E580 (15.6-Inch, 2018) Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 87/100 = Very good quality.
See all Lenovo Laptop ComputersExpert review by : Laptop Mag (laptopmag.com)
The ThinkPad E580 has strong performance and a great typing experience, at a price that even a new startup can afford.
World-class keyboard; Solid performance; Attractive design
Dim screen; Below-average battery life
Expert review by : Sebastian Bade (notebookcheck.net)
Less is more! Recently, we had the 2018 ThinkPad with dedicated AMD Radeon RX 550 GPU in review. Now, we're putting the entry-level model through its paces. Let's find out what the more basic model is truly capable of.
rigid high-quality case, better than its predecessor ; decent system performance ; comfortable backlit keyboard ; terrific pointing devices ; low power consumption ; pleasantly quiet (even under load) ; matte IPS panel with decent contrast ratio ;...
slow PCIe NVMe SSD (write performance) ; MicroSD instead of SD card reader ; 12 months warranty ; poor battery life ; substandard Wi-Fi performance
The Lenovo ThinkPad E580 is an affordable entry-level office notebook equipped with a powerful and up-to-date Intel Core i5-8250U processor. 8 GB of DDR4-RAM should suffice for everyday office tasks, and the 128 GB SSD might seem spacious enough now...
Expert review by : Benjamin Herzig (notebookcheck.net)
Bigger is better. Shortly after reviewing the ThinkPad E480 its bigger brother, the E580, found its way to our lab. Does the affordable 15.6-inch business notebook suffer from the same heat issues as the E480? Let us find out, shall we?
higher-quality case than the predecessor ; comfortable keyboard ; excellent pointing devices ; matte IPS panel with decent contrast ratio ; upgradeable (among others two RAM slots, HDD + SSD)
i7 CPU slower than some i5 models ; very slow PCIe NVMe SSD ; microSD instead of SD card reader ; poor battery life below average ; heat emissions under load ; 12 month limited warranty ; GPU throttling on battery
The E480 with dGPU failed to catch our attention and secure an endorsement despite its phenomenal price-performance ratio mainly because it got too hot, a problem the larger E580 suffers from as well, albeit to a lesser degree. The E580 is certainly...
Expert review by (laptopmedia.com)
Recently we showed you a laptop that is an attempt by a company to combine the rigidity of the past with modern looks – the ThinkPad E480. Today we are looking at essentially the same shell b…
Super fast and responsive device;Very good input devices;Supreme contrast and viewing angles;Supports M.2 PCIe NVMe/SATA SSDs;Well calculated cooling;Very good battery life
PWM is used to regulate screen brightness (fixed by our Health-Guard profile);Poor color reproduction
Consumer review (productreview.com.au)
I bought this in early 2019 directly from Lenovo online. In a about a month, the hardware did not work. It took me about a month for Leveno service to get it back for repair. Now after one year, it broke down again. I rarely moved it. Rather, just used...