Managing Editor, Notebookcheck.com Reviews
Benjamin Herzig is the Managing Editor at Notebookcheck.com Reviews. He specializes in technology and hardware, focusing on computer hardware, graphics processing units (GPUs), central processing units (CPUs), consumer electronics, and electronic components. Benjamin's insights and expertise are featured in Notebookcheck and Notebookcheck.com.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Benjamin specializes in reviewing computer hardware, particularly Lenovo ThinkPad models and Windows on ARM. His focus is heavily geared towards providing detailed reviews of specific products within the computer hardware industry. This suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches, updates or advancements in computer technology, especially those from prominent brands like Lenovo.
Given his focus on conducting reviews and covering industry-specific topics, Benjamin would likely appreciate receiving press releases about new products for review purposes.
When reaching out to Benjamin with a pitch, it's important to highlight the unique features and design elements of the product being promoted or discussed. Additionally, including technical specifications and any notable improvements over previous iterations could help grab his attention.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Benjamin Herzig
Making laptops affordable in the year 2026 is very difficult. Even more difficult is to make an affordable gaming laptop, as higher performance devices are more impacted by the RAM crisis. The Lenovo Legion 5 15AGP11 we tested tries to lower the costs in several ways.
By: Benjamin Herzig
X9 goes MacBook Pro. Lenovo built the ThinkPad X9 in 2025 to compete with the Apple MacBook Air for the hearts and minds of corporate customers—and their purchasing budgets.
The Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p Gen 1 Aura Edition is a premium laptop with a 15.3-inch screen. It competes with the Apple MacBook lineup, and when you buy it, you always get at least 32 GB RAM as the minimum.
From the outside, this ThinkPad looks almost identical to the older Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15 Gen 1 Aura Edition. However, under the hood the new Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p Gen 1 Aura Edition is completely transformed.
The new Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p includes a new charger. It is not just small and portable, but also includes a new feature - a second USB-C port that enables users to charge a second device, like a smartphone.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo is not marketing its ThinkPad X9-15p Gen 1 Aura Edition with its repairability front and center, but in our review, we found out that this Lenovo laptop is actually very modular.
By: Benjamin Herzig
We recently reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p Gen 1 Aura Edition, a 15.3-inch laptop with Intel Panther Lake and an OLED screen. In our testing, we put the Lenovo laptop through the paces, testing the battery life with dark mode, light mode and different refresh rates.
Business Windows Wi-Fi 7 ThinkPad Thunderbolt Review Snippet Laptop Intel. Long battery life, strong performance, AI features, an OLED screen, haptic touch
By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo upgraded the ThinkPad X9-15 to the Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p, making this 15.3-inch business laptop much more powerful and versatile. While the older version was clearly aimed at the MacBook Air 15, this new one is more like a MacBook Pro 15 - a model that does not exist.
By: Benjamin Herzig
Lenovo has two almost identical looking 15.3-inch ThinkPads: The Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15 and the Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p. While they almost look identical, there is a clear winner here - though the price may convince you to pick the lesser model all the same.
