Lenovo has debuted a new couple of new business laptops in the market called the K14 Gen 1 and Gen 1i. The company claims that these devices offer world-class collaboration and productivity capabilities. They come with a 720p webcam for work-from-home and meeting purposes and also feature a Privacy Shutter, which lets users shut the camera when not in use for added protection.

Lenovo K14 Business Laptop features and specs

The Lenovo K14 business laptops have a simple design language and a lightweight form factor that weighs less than 1.5kg. They are designed to meet the demands of modern businesses. Additionally, they contain features like Modern Standby, which enables users to quickly do normal tasks by waking the device from sleep in under a second. Modern remote workers may be productive all day long without plugging in a laptop thanks to devices with up to 10 hours of battery life.

The Lenovo K14 Gen 1i is a powerful machine with up to 11th generation Intel Core i7 vPro Mobile processors, up to 32GB DDR4 (3200MHz) memory, up to 1TB SSD and up to 1TB HDD storage. Users have the option of choosing Intel Iris Xe graphics. The AMD K14 Gen 1 version is not far behind at the same time. With a Ryzen processor, up to 512GB of SSD storage, and speedy DDR4 RAM, the laptop guarantees all-day productivity.

The laptop has four USB ports (two of which are USB Type-C), two HDMI ports, and WiFi 6. Along with the previously mentioned camera shutter, TPM chip, fingerprint reader, data encryption, and user authentication, Lenovo has also made security a priority.

Price & availability

The K14 Gen 1 and Gen 1i models from Lenovo are currently offered for Rs 65,000 and Rs 72,000, respectively.

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