With a speaker unit on both sides, undoubtedly, the ThinkPad T470 can bring excellent sound quality.
The IO ports on the two sides have been well protected.
The dual PDDR4 slot design is reserved for a piece of 8GB DDR4 RAM. We suggest that the user add an extra 8GB DDR4 RAM or two 16GB DDR4 RAM.
One is the M.2 SSD, and its specifications are 2240. Therefore, the user must replace the old SSD with a new one with the same specification as the old one once they need to change.
The other is the 2.5-inch HDD. The advantages of HDD are its large capacity, data stabilization, and low price. The HDD is protected by ThinkPad’s own APS. In terms of datum foundation, the laptop has done a good job.
The two sides of the ThinkPad T470 PCB.
The seventh-generation Intel i57200u CPU is directly welded to the motherboard, so it can’t be removed. Meanwhile, GPU 940MX is also directly welded on the motherboard, with two GDPR5.
The T470 has a sturdy mold, which is one reason for its durability.
This variant features the keyboard without the lamp. The user can replace it with a backlit keyboard. This keyboard also brings an excellent touch feel.
The laptop’s spindle adopts a hinge design. The screen and the laptop body are on the same plane.
This is the whole disassembly process on the ThinkPad T470. We have to admit that the laptop has excellent and durable workmanship. There is no doubt that the ThinkPad T series has received great popularity from the public for its durability and excellent material quality.
Hello, can I put in 512G M.2 SSD?
Dear Kylie, Thank you for your guide. Can you tell me whether it is difficult to remove the flat cables from the power button and the trackpad without damaging them? These are glued to the bezel with double-sided adhesive tape. Thank you for the reply. Best regards, Otto
You only need to uncover it carefully, and it will not damage the cable.
Thank you for the details on the disassembly process. Was very useful today.