Lenovo’s upcoming ThinkPad X13 Detachable surfaces ahead of official launch

Get a first look at the Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Detachable. Leaked renders reveal a 13-inch screen and slim bezels ahead of its MWC 2026 debut in Barcelona.

Fresh off a wave of concept and commercial PC reveals at CES 2026, Lenovo is shifting its focus to Mobile World Congress (MWC) to unveil its next business-grade machine.

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A new report from Windows Latest has provided a set of leaked renders purporting to be the upcoming Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Detachable. According to the report, the device is scheduled to debut at MWC 2026, taking place in Barcelona from March 2nd through the 5th.

A first glimpse of the Lenovo ThinkPad X13 Detachable

Visually, the most immediate update is found in the display. Lenovo appears to have refined the bezels seen on the ThinkPad X12 Detachable, allowing the screen size to increase slightly from 12.3 inches to a full 13 inches.

Unmistakably a ThinkPad, the design prioritizes the practical needs of business users. The renders depict the X13 Detachable with USB-C charging ports located on both sides, while retaining the reliable 3.5mm headphone jack and a Kensington lock slot.

Notably, the bottom panel reveals four visible screws—a detail suggesting that repairability has not been overlooked. This is a significant inclusion for the detachable category, where chassis are often sealed shut.

While specific performance metrics remain under wraps, we can make an educated guess regarding the internals. As the previous generation utilized Intel’s Core Ultra 7 processor, it is highly probable that this version will be powered by Intel Panther Lake chips.

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Naturally, the defining feature of the device is its detachable keyboard. However, unlike the Microsoft Surface Pro’s keyboard which typically lies flat, the X13’s magnetic keyboard attaches at a slight ergonomic angle.

Lenovo is also maintaining its heritage with the inclusion of the signature TrackPoint and physical mouse buttons. Additionally, the stylus slot has reportedly been redesigned to occupy a smaller footprint.

On the security front, the hardware includes a front-facing camera equipped with a mechanical privacy shutter. Biometrics are handled by a circular fingerprint reader located next to the touchpad; combined with an infrared camera, the system offers robust dual Windows Hello authentication support.