Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Laptop, 15.6 FHD Display, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U, 8GB RAM, 512GB Storage, AMD Radeon 7 Graphics, Windows 11 Home, Abyss Blue

Screen was horrible. Have to view from a specific angle for colors to look good. Battery isn’t the best. Major Citrix issues which was its main purpose for remote work.

Do not choose this laptop. The screen quality is awful. Images are unclear, text is blurry, and colors are just off. I use laptops all day for my career and never have any problems with screen quality, vision problems or headaches. I thought this laptop would be great for freelance work but my eyes hurt after about 5 minutes and I’ll get a headache after 25-30 minutes of use. Adjusting the screen settings doesn’t do anything either. I’d suggest spending a little extra money on something else to get a better screen. This one is just not worth it.

It works excellent except for a factory detail with one of them, the flex of the screen came badly placed and the hinge damages it progressively. Watch out for this.

Good laptop can handle gaming just fine because of RDNA2 can with a bios bug saying only 4 GBs of ram available in task manager but can be solved with a bios flash from lenovo website. Over good laptop

Muy linda laptop y muy rápida, no se congela. Exelente producto, exelente vendedor, no hubo retrasos en el envío.

Anyone would like this laptop for use on the go or at home.

It is better to choose a model with a touchscreen or where IPS is specified

Got this as a replacement for my previous laptop which was less than a year old before it got damaged. I mostly use my computer for audio editing, web surfing and non-strenuous gaming. This one is great for the price - boots up fast, runs programs smoothly, and has a fingerprint scanner for quick log in. Comes with Windows 11 which has been fine so far. The backlight keyboard is really helpful in low light. I only use bluetooth headphones so I haven’t tested the speakers, but connection is fast and consistent. I did have some audio issues while using Audacity but that ironed out after a few weeks. Don’t expect it to handle high end graphics with these specs, but I don’t really care about fantastic performance for my games so it’s not an issue. If the most intensive thing you run is a few hours of Sims, this’ll be perfect for you.

It serves its purpose. Odd that I set the thing up, used it for several days and then it layed unused for atleast a month. All the icons disappeared from desktop screen when I returned to use it again. Lenovo 1800 helpline somehow remotely got it working again but it really soured the purchase. Windows 11 has a mind of its own it seems...it takes some getting used to for a nongeeker.

everything works well and i am happy with it