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IMO Macbook is by far the best for personal use / your typical college items. I have a Macbook that I used for all of college and once I graduated picked up a like $800 laptop to do work stuff on. The X1 is great for work but just ok for personal, if you're just entering college that's gonna be a pretty old laptop by the time you're even using it for work

 

I bought a Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5. It wasn't too expensive and it's pretty fast, however, the main reason I like it is that it has 360 fold, it is good if you want to run a second monitor while using a separate keyboard/mouse. Overall the specific laptop doesn't really matter unless you are doing anything CS-related, just don't get a Chromebook.

 

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