Ryzen 3xxx is pretty much a APU (GPU+CPU) and their max power consumption is quite low (though it varies depending on how the OEM configure it).

From notebookcheck, they tested a max power consumption of 40W+/- for E595.

For me, I definitely will top up the additional RM6 to upgrade the charger to 65W, as 65W charger is harder to find. Also, more headroom for your charger means it may work at a lower load, putting less stress to the charger in long run.

65W charger... IF laptop were to hook up with alot of external hardware (monitors, drives, especially those docking stations), then it is mandatory.

Comes with 2 type C ports.
U can do with charger and link to docking and another for charging

45W charger when connects to docking station which has 2 external monitors, outcome might be either 1 monitor not enough power juice to function.

Swap with 65W charger, then everything works fine.

This post has been edited by loutze: Aug 20 2019, 09:22 AM

Anyway just upgrade from 45 to 65w will be charging much faster.
Cause I have 45w and 65w charger.
U need this.

Type c port , can used to charging at same time.




This post has been edited by Benefon: Aug 20 2019, 09:25 AM

This I not too sure. All I know is if you take WWAN, can put SIM card, what size SIM card maybe other members here can comment. Benefon

Lol.

Some model come without antenna.
U need to add on antenna with WWAN card upgrade.
Some is LTE ready, mean u need to add on WWAN card
To work with nano Sim.
The nano Sim tray is ready onboard.

According to spec sheet is nano sim

For my experience, such as X1 Carbon 6th Gen, inside the Sim tray can put micro SD card with nano Sim.

This is spec sheet for t495 Benefon shared earlier with me, maybe you can find similar one for your model if you're choosing say x395.

https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/Th...cifications.pdf

My SG one T495 got add on LTE ready while the X395 I didn’t add on cause due to price is higher and I had the WWAN already.

Import license is missing and it's required for clearance.
Seems like every single Lenovo shipment got this issue.
You think they'd know what to do by now and issue it together instead of waiting.

I think Lenovo Malaysia only issue import license, which I guess together with SIRIM/MCMC certification once the item reached Malaysia.

Wah seh, means still need to wait.
Tomorrow I'm going outstation aih.

Following my previous schedule, they will take today and tomorrow for clear the license, most likely send out on Thursday

Thursday going offshore.
😢

Come back and play Loh 😝🤣🤣

So as expected, i received my parcel today (even though my estimation arrival date is 21 August). i will post pictures later. but a few initial issues i faced today with the laptop was this:

- keyboard layout (solved via changing region)
- wrong time and date (solved via windows services)
- auto brightness (solved via installing amd radeon software and turning off vari-bright)
- track-pad takes time to get use to as the left and right click is above the track-pad instead of below

Other than that, the laptop was better than expected and i am very happy with it. battery life will need more time to evaluate, but seems to run down very fast, currently using a 250 nits display and i'm getting about 6 hours estimated time from the built in estimation software of the laptop (lenovo vantage).

This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 20 2019, 04:56 PM

Bro you need to do is update all Drivers from Lenovo vantage software and windows updates the rest all fine