Lenovo - 2021 - IdeaPad Gaming 3 - Laptop Computer - 15.6 FHD Display -120Hz - AMD Ryzen 5 5600H - 8GB RAM - 256GB Storage - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 - Windows 11 Home

Let me start off by saying that I work as a data analyst. So naturally, I over-analyzed roughly 10 different laptops between the $600-$1,500 price range. This laptop was the laptop that provided the best performance-to-cost ratio. I needed this laptop for school (Comp Sci major). Ill go into a little detail below why this laptop is great.

Por el precio que estás pagando no creo que consigas algo mejor que sirva para el uso diario siendo un estudiante y un jugador ocasional, aunque la batería no es su mayor fuerte suele agotarse en un lapso de 2 horas en uso normal y 1 hora en uso para juegos AAA en calidad media, recomiendo aumentar la RAM y el SSD para extender su vida útil.

The specs are fantastic, with the graphics and speed of the processor. I love this laptop and for the price, it is a very solid laptop for me as someone who does some games but not a hardcore gamer. My only complaint is with the 8 GB RAM. Upon starting up the laptop, the Window settings specified that there was only 5.9 GB RAM available before I even downloaded a single game. I was fortunate enough to be able to find that I could upgrade the RAM storage by purchasing and installing another card into the laptop, but I wish the listing could have been clearer about the available RAM on this product in the description instead of making people like me believe there was a full 8 GB available for use.

Well where should I start... Im going to start with screen so if you want something bright dont look at this laptop I was putting it around 50-75 brightness looked dimmer than my old 2015 laptop that is at 10% brightness. The second bad for this laptop is the battery life big down grade was getting around 2hrs on a full charge not doing anything but watching some YouTube videos. When I did use it for gaming Apex expect around barely 1hr after those disappointing facts I didnt see myself with this laptop since I want to be mobile while not gaming. I dont want to be carrying the big power brick when not using to game. The only good things going for it where the appearance and feel. The laptop looks amazing feels solid and the keys and touch pad felt decent. If they could had packed a big battery into it or fixed the issue with it not lasting the advertised 8hr battery life it would had been and amazing laptop to have.

This is a great mid level laptop with some high performance gear on it. The entire family benefits from using this.

I just received the laptop today and first impressions are the build quality, overall responsiveness and the ease of use of this laptop is extremely positive. The sound quality was amazing compared to my old HP Pavilion and I upgraded the system with 16GB RAM and a 1TB HDD. I would say this laptop is well worth the sub $1000 price tag. Plus, Im from Sri Lanka, which is on the other side of the world, but the shipping and handling went by super smooth. Wishing the laptop would not have any problems within the 1 year of warranty or else Ill have to ship it back to the US to claim it.

Very good purchase for casual gamers

I use this laptop for my daily work and for gaming as well. It meets my expectations for both.

I would have liked more RAM and a higher capacity SSD since its target audience is power users and gamers, but the rest of it is quite excellent. It has a speedy processor, great screen, awesome nVidia graphics card, and the keyboard is excellent quality. This is my first Lenovo and Im actually pretty impressed with it. So far, it has handled everything Ive thrown at it with ease. Not sure how I feel about Windows 11 yet, but I wont hold that against this laptop. I would not hesitate to recommend it.

Edit: i have now had to reset it 3 times, because it keeps corrupting its operating system.