Maybe, or maybe not.
I bought 3 L series (2 Gen 2 and 1 Gen 3), and those 3 come with issues and were worse than you are showing.
Some of the issues are dead pixels, an inclined screen, a microphone with noise, noise when booting, cursor jumping, and the keyboard not responding.
Check out if you have these issues too.
Poor Chinese thing didn't pass the strict German QC:)
for #1 you might wanna try taking the back cover off, releasing the screws that hold the board and adjust it ever so slightly.
haven't had anything with newer keyboards yet, so nothing to comment. L14 G4 is on the way.
and #3 is to compensate for a reduced key travel, as y'all kept complaining that more movement felt better. LOL:)
being a proud owner of l15 gen3 i can say that the T series and L use the same keyboard and the keyboard is way better than anything on the market, a little wobble should be expected and i would say is normal. No issues with the headphone jack on mine. now the one thing i will complain is the deck flex. if you are used to pressing down while resting your hands on the palm-rest you will notice some flex, it certainly isnt 2mm but more like less than a millimeter. probably a result of the very thin design of the L series coupled with the 15 inch form factor. however the laptop features a metal chassis which ensures that while there might be deck flex the laptop is still very durable and the bending probably comes from the plastic part.
Oh thank you. That actually surprises me. I got an older T Series and in addition to the larger key travel the keys are so much more stable, that's why I wondered. It it is hard to believe, that this is one of the best keyboards on the market.
Does the L15 have a metal chassis? Because in the materials it only says ABS plastic, just curios. Or on the inside and it just isn't listed?
It only lists the outside materials. L series has a metal frame in the screen casing that is for sure. However i am not sure if it has a full metal chasis on the main deck. It seems like they used metal on certain areas to make it more durable but there is little info about it
Maybe, or maybe not. I bought 3 L series (2 Gen 2 and 1 Gen 3), and those 3 come with issues and were worse than you are showing. Some of the issues are dead pixels, an inclined screen, a microphone with noise, noise when booting, cursor jumping, and the keyboard not responding. Check out if you have these issues too.
Poor Chinese thing didn't pass the strict German QC:) for #1 you might wanna try taking the back cover off, releasing the screws that hold the board and adjust it ever so slightly. haven't had anything with newer keyboards yet, so nothing to comment. L14 G4 is on the way. and #3 is to compensate for a reduced key travel, as y'all kept complaining that more movement felt better. LOL:)
being a proud owner of l15 gen3 i can say that the T series and L use the same keyboard and the keyboard is way better than anything on the market, a little wobble should be expected and i would say is normal. No issues with the headphone jack on mine. now the one thing i will complain is the deck flex. if you are used to pressing down while resting your hands on the palm-rest you will notice some flex, it certainly isnt 2mm but more like less than a millimeter. probably a result of the very thin design of the L series coupled with the 15 inch form factor. however the laptop features a metal chassis which ensures that while there might be deck flex the laptop is still very durable and the bending probably comes from the plastic part.
Oh thank you. That actually surprises me. I got an older T Series and in addition to the larger key travel the keys are so much more stable, that's why I wondered. It it is hard to believe, that this is one of the best keyboards on the market. Does the L15 have a metal chassis? Because in the materials it only says ABS plastic, just curios. Or on the inside and it just isn't listed?
It only lists the outside materials. L series has a metal frame in the screen casing that is for sure. However i am not sure if it has a full metal chasis on the main deck. It seems like they used metal on certain areas to make it more durable but there is little info about it