With so many different laptops on sale, we’ve decided to highlight only a handful of models we really like. As such, you might also want to take a look at the company’s own deals page. Note that to take advantage of all the deals we detail below, you’ll need to input the code “THINKSGIVING” (ugh, we know) at checkout. It’s also worth noting that Lenovo plans to hold another sale during Black Friday, so keep an eye out for that if nothing you see here interests you.

ThinkPad X1 Carbon

The X1 Carbon is Lenovo’s flagship laptop. It’s the model you think of when you think of the ThinkPad brand. Lenovo has discounted our favorite configuration by $967, making it $1,182, instead of $2,149. This model comes with an eighth-generation Intel Core i5 processor, 14-inch IPS display, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. We gave the X1 Carbon series a score of 86 when we reviewed one of the 2019 models this past summer. Highlights included a comfortable keyboard, a handy privacy shutter for the webcam and a good mix of ports. For what it’s worth, though, we weren’t fans of the inconsistent brightness of the display and battery life on the UHD model.

Buy ThinkPad X1 Carbon on Lenovo – $1,182

ThinkPad X1 Yoga

If you want the versatility of a two-in-one, the company’s Yoga convertible is another option. The ThinkPad X1 Yoga model that stuck out to us features an eighth-generation Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. Lenovo has cut the price of this model by $1,025 so that it now costs $1,253 as opposed to $2,279. As a rule of thumb, we generally like the Yoga series. Most recently, we gave the 2018 model a score of 84, praising it for its great keyboard, touchpad and battery life.

Buy ThinkPad X1 Yoga on Lenovo – $1,253

ThinkPad X1 Extreme

For one of the most powerful computers Lenovo sells, check out the ThinkPad X1 Extreme. The model that caught our eye is currently $1,616, down from $2,939. It comes decked out with a ninth-generation Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. Of the three laptops highlighted here, we liked the Extreme the most, giving it a rating of 88 when we reviewed it last year. Engadget’s Terrence O’Brien, normally not one for superlatives, said the Extreme’s keyboard “blows every other laptop on the market out of the water.” Besides mediocre battery life, his only other complaint with the Extreme was its lofty asking price, which this sale conveniently addresses.

Buy ThinkPad X1 Extreme on Lenovo – $1,616

The hardware is mostly similar under the hood. Both sport 8th-generation Intel Core chips (up to the i7), up to 16GB of RAM, as much as 512GB of SSD storage and 1080p displays. Battery life tops out at 11 hours on the 13s and 10 hours on the 14s. If you need some graphical oomph, there’s dedicated Radeon 540X graphics. The choice mostly comes down to screen size and baseline configurations — the 13-inch system starts with 4GB of RAM and integrated Intel video, while the 14-inch model packs at least 8GB of RAM and comes with the Radeon 540X as standard.

Lenovo hadn’t outlined pricing as we wrote this.

Don’t worry if you’re willing to spend a lot for performance, though. Lenovo has unveiled an updated version of its 15-inch ThinkPad X1 Extreme (below) that brings it up to speed with the latest hardware, including options for 9th-generation Core i9 processors and GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q graphics. You can also expect a brighter optional 4K OLED touchscreen as well as Dolby Atmos sound. There’s not yet pricing here either, but it’s safe to presume you’ll be paying top dollar if you want an all-out mobile workstation.