Thinkpad X1 uses 50% in 24hours in sleep mode

I am just wondering if those values are normal?
I've put my X1 by closing the lid into sleep mode at 94% yesterday evening. Today I reopen the lid and battery is at 53%.
That means I cannot even keep my thinkpad for 48h on sleep.
So is this normal or is something wrong with it?
Powercfg: S3 and S4 available.
Thank you

Sorry, I have an x220 so not a perfect comparison. It loses about 1% per hour when sleeping.

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