Lenovo 2019 Legion Y540 15.6 FHD Gaming Laptop Computer, 9th Gen Intel Hexa-Core i7-9750H Up to 4.5GHz, 24GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB HDD + 512GB PCIE SSD, GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, 802.11ac WiFi, Windows 10 Home

I purchased this computer for audio and video recording and editing. To date, I have not had the chance to use it for that purpose. However, it is working just fine in all other respects. When I start using it for editing I will update.

I ordered this for my daughter who was coming to work for us and would be carrying her laptop to and from work each day and plugging in to a docking station. This computer strains my wrist to even lift it with one hand and my daughter is petite with small shoulders and dainty wrists. There was NO WAY I was going to let her carry this in a bag every day. She would have had major issues using it day to day. I kept it for my husband to use but honestly, its such a hassle getting in and out of a bag and setting up due to the weight, he hardly ever uses it either. If youre going to leave it set up on a desk, Im sure its great, but as a portable laptop, which thats what its supposed to be, its RIDICULOUSLY heavy.

Works great and the battery lasts

I got this for my wife and it has been a great gaming laptop for all the games she plays. Only issue, and it seems to be a pretty common one, is the charging port that you plug the power supply into comes loose. We tried several work around to keep it secure, but eventually had to pay to get the charging port replaced. It wasnt an expensive fix (about $150 in total including mailing it to a specialist) but it was annoying and beyond my ability to fix it due to being soldered to the motherboard.

Everything about it is great, except it does not have an enter key for the number pad. Either go all the way or don’t go at all. Oh yea, and it doesnt have an SD slot.

For the money, you cannot beat it (no really). For a laptop, this thing blazes, especially for the price.

Todo bien

as of today (1/28/2020) this lab top has been one of the best one i have tested and im glad i bought it. However I do have a bias towards IBM/Lenovo as I have used there think pads be for from when was a kid to well now. Granted my bias has now been divided between both IBM/Lenovo and Toshiba. However since Toshiba one hasn’t developed a gaming PC and two Lenovo has been killing it in the game pc market. As seen by this gaming lab top as it holds up pretty well to a gaming tower. Not 1 to 1 but it is a good option to consider.

Its the best it’s really fast and the quality it really good.

It is a gorgeous computer