Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14 Laptop, 14.0 FHD 1920 x 1080 Display, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U Processor, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics, Narrow Bezel, Windows 10, 81W0003QUS, Abyss Blue

Perfect for budget.

Quick shipping. Happy with purchase

I bought this PC only two years ago, and its already broken. It freezes when waking up after sleep. It often hangs or restarts itself. Its a piece of junk.

This is a fine laptop. I have no complaints related to the performance or operation. My only comment (my own fault) is its too small. The screen is small and the keyboard is small, I wish I got a standard size laptop. I cant think of any benefit to having this slightly smaller laptop.

I bought this computer as my sons first computer. he is into gaming and loves it. however the power supply stopped working around 6 months after purchase.

I have had the product for one day now. First: I tested it on Age of Empires 2 on the ranked forum where it unleashes a ton of stuff to test the power of the computer. Exceeded expectations. Currently have a couple tabs open and two games open. The keys are kinda cheap feeling, but super easy to get use to. 3 USB ports.. like come on, I cried when I saw them, beautiful. Sound quality is kinda funny, because its not good. But if youre like me and use a headset it doesnt even matter, one hdmi plugin tooo, whaaaaaat. The CPU is extremely awesome, the Ram is like everyone said, doesnt say it has 8gb im seeing 5.9 gbs to 7 gbs its random. The feel of the laptop is actually nice and quite light. But I mean its $450, I would call it a great cheap gaming laptop with limitations, but Im not one of those people that are crazy about graphics so its perfect for the normal gamer. Im getting about 5 hours of battery life. Great laptop for the money thats for sure.

Excelente

Update: this notebook continues to work well after more than a year and a half... i use it primarily with GNU/Linux and it runs flawlessly

I purchased this computer , it was supposed to be in excellent used condition. There was no touch screen and only had dial up network capability. The the network drivers and lan / wireless capability were non existent. Lenovo and Amazon were most unhelpful. I finally had to ask them to start a return 3 times before they took it back. Amazon was nasty asking me if I knew the item was used over and over again as if that was a reason for it to come the way it did.

No complaints here against the PC. I use it for light gaming like CSGO. There is one warranty extension option that isnt advertised on the website, however. You can extend your warranty with Lenovo for up to 3 years (4 years in total), with in-home service. This costs around $70, as opposed to the comparable Asurion plan. The Asurion plan includes accidental damage coverage, costs $99.99, and may or may not include in-home service (according to Terms and Conditions). Hopefully this review can help towards an informed buying decision.