Lenovo ThinkCentre M910z All-in-One

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Strong CPU performance for business software, Good value for money, Versatile, ergonomic design, Useful privacy features
Flexibl, articulated stan, Easy access to ports and control, Security-friendly storage options
Clever and convenient design, Versatile articulating stand, Fast general application performance, NVMe solid-state storage with secondary drive bay, Anti-glare touch display, Surprisingly capable speakers, Quiet, DisplayPort video input and output suppor...

Cons:

Modest 23.8inch FHD display, Big, bulky design, Nonupgradeable integrated GPU
Disappointing display brightness, some graininess, Only decent color reproduction, 1-year standard warranty

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Last revision on March 9, 2019

Reviewers Liked

Strong CPU performance for business software, Good value for money, Versatile, ergonomic design, Useful privacy features
Flexibl, articulated stan, Easy access to ports and control, Security-friendly storage options
Clever and convenient design, Versatile articulating stand, Fast general application performance, NVMe solid-state storage with secondary drive bay, Anti-glare touch display, Surprisingly capable speakers, Quiet, DisplayPort video input and output suppor

Reviewers Didn't Like

Modest 23.8inch FHD display, Big, bulky design, Nonupgradeable integrated GPU
Disappointing display brightness, some graininess, Only decent color reproduction, 1-year standard warranty

Expert reviews and ratings

The ThinkCentre M910z might not have the sleek design or the high-end performance of some of its AIO rivals, but it's a thoroughly capable office PC that provides strong performance for a variety of tasks at a highly competitive price. And, with...

By zdnet.com on May 21, 2018

As we stated before, setting up the Lenovo ThinkCentre M910z was fast with only a few minutes to get the unit up and running. We snapped the stand in place, connected the supplied keyboard and mouse, then to our network, and we were on the desktop with...

By servethehome.com on December 01, 2017

The Lenovo ThinkCentre M910z does exactly what you want it to do: put a capable enterprise computer into a well-thought-out all-in-one design. The system offers solid performance to get you through your workday without sacrificing productivity, and adds...

By Tom's Guide on September 25, 2017

All work and no play. The ThinkCentre M910z is true to its heritage with an understated, functional design, easy maintenance, and capable performance—thanks to a Core i5 CPU and NVMe SSD. But how did it fare in our bevy of extensive tests and...

By NotebookCheck on September 25, 2017