I figured this would be the case on a thin and light/2-in-1 since this is a lower-tier line and there's not enough thicc-ness to put in an extra RAM slot. Thanks for the confirmation.
Has your credit card been charged? I can handle having to wait till May, though it would be much better if my credit card doesn't get charged until it ships.dranzergiggs wrote: ↑ I'm in the same boat.
Ordered on 7th Jan. Expected delivery is 27th April.
The website clearly said ships within 3-4 weeks, not months. And honestly, I can't wait that long.
But I don't know if there's anything that can be done now. I guess I'll wait for a week, and if doesn't improve, I'll just cancel it.
Just order as normal after going through the portal. And no it does not work with itbluestreak7 wrote: ↑ How does this perkopolis thing work? Do I need to signup anywhere to use it? Or can I just follow the link, use the passcode and order like normal? Will rakuten work with this?
This deal is pretty insane. My mom bought a Gen1 L13 Yoga in mid November with 10th Gen i7 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD for $1,250
I tried, didn't worked.Dennyarcher wrote: ↑ Does anyone check Rakuten with this deal?
Doesn't charge till it ships. Just does a pre auth as normal. Pretty standard practice.bluestreak7 wrote: ↑ Has your credit card been charged? I can handle having to wait till May, though it would be much better if my credit card doesn't get charged until it ships.
Order like you describe, but don't checkout using a pre-existing Lenovo account, as it throws an error (or at least did for me). Checkout as guest, where you can use your normal email / contact details.bluestreak7 wrote: ↑ How does this perkopolis thing work? Do I need to signup anywhere to use it? Or can I just follow the link, use the passcode and order like normal? Will rakuten work with this?
This deal is pretty insane. My mom bought a Gen1 L13 Yoga in mid November with 10th Gen i7 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD for $1,250
Thanks for the info man. I actually canceled my M1 macbook pro after looking at this deal but I'm beginning to regret my decision.TotallyLost wrote: ↑ I work in IT sales and I can vouch for the April lead time from the factory. The Lenovo's, Dell's, and HPs are facing component shortages at the factory level with display panels, chipsets, and processors. Part of the shortage has to do with a surge in sales and demand for students of Chromebooks which use the same hardware components. I have corporate clients that order custom configs and I'm quoting April lead times from the factory for new orders. The normal standard lead time would have been 4-weeks.
By the way, this is an amazing price for a corporate grade Yoga. My cost to buy through the corporate distribution channel is $500+ more. Even with a volume discount I wouldn't be able to get near that price point to resell to a corporate client.
Oh man, shoulda stuck with the M1 regardless.dranzergiggs wrote: ↑ Thanks for the info man. I actually canceled my M1 macbook pro after looking at this deal but I'm beginning to regret my decision.
I like your advice. That was why not only I bought a M1 Apple Macbook Air but I also ordered this one several day ago!MakAttack07 wrote: ↑ Oh man, shoulda stuck with the M1 regardless.
What spec MacBook Air did you end up ordering? 16GB/1TB MBAs and MBPs have appeared in local Apple Store stock all over the GTA in the past week or so.
Well, I have canceled this and got myself a MBP 16GB/1TB which is available for next day pickup.MakAttack07 wrote: ↑ Oh man, shoulda stuck with the M1 regardless.
Someone confirmed with chat it was. It also lists it in the specsvivibaby wrote: ↑ Are you sure pen is included?
The Lenovo ThinkPad L13 Yoga Gen 2 boasts lots of time-saving functions to streamline your workflow and keep you productive. Modern Standby enables the system to wake and connect to the internet instantaneously. The optional rechargeable ThinkPad Pen Pro, conveniently garaged on the side of the chassis, lets you take notes, sketch, sign documents, and more. And with just the touch of a button, you can easily answer, make, and disconnect from conference calls by using the F9-F11 function keys.
