IdeaPad 3 15 Laptop, 15.6" HD Display, AMD Ryzen 3 3250U, 4GB RAM, 128GB Storage, AMD Radeon Vega 3 Graphics, Windows 10 in S Mode

Our daughter loves this laptop, she uses it for school and has had no complaints. Its a great product for the price point. I actually have the one that is a touch older than this one and it still works like its new. Ive had mine for 7yrs now. Our daughter has had hers (this one) for close to a year.

So I got this laptop for school I am an IT major and I just needed some mid grade for now before I get my actual laptop. The quality on the laptop is okay its all plastic and yes it can bend. I've kali, visual studio, packet tracer , and it runs it smooth sometimes it loads slow when running more difficult programs but it's still great laptop. The weight of the laptop is extremely light when have in my backpack I forget its their. Battery will last all day with medium use. The durability on laptop is okay I dropped it and some scratches that's about it. Screen is umm okay if you're buying this laptop it's not for the screen. But overall it's a great laptop the speaker s are okay. This would be a good laptop for students and others looking good budget laptop to get the job done.

For some context I am in my 20's and go to school online. I use this laptop for Youtube, Discord, Steam, online schooling, music and Netflix. It works perfectly and I enjoy the keyboard as it isn't too loud. It comes with four USB ports and even an HDMI hookup for projectors or TVs which is also nice. You can use a wireless mouse which is seen in one of my photos. The sound quality is a little meh, but not an issue if you hook up some speakers to it. The microphone works really well and paired with an actual headphone/microphone set the sound quality is crystal clear. Took a little bit of tweaking to get the screen brightness to actually look more "crisp" as you have to go into the system and change it yourself, not just simply adjusting the brightness. Easy to carry and feels a littl bulky but I prefer that so it doesn't feel like it could snap at any moment, easy to fit in a backpack. The cord is a little on the small side so an extension cord may be needed depending on where you plug it in at. All in all it's honestly a great laptop and very awesome for the price and better to spend this than buying a cheap one that will just break in a few months.

My mom loves it, outside of the finicky track pad but that is normal for most laptops now a days. The full size keyboard allows her to type good enough, and it plays her Facebook games that don't require flash (now obsolete). I like how it operates when I need to use it to do something for her... But I might be biased - I've always loved IBM (now Lenovo) and one other popular brand. Lenovo also doesn't include a bunch of bloat ware either. Great computer overall

Alot of hate on this computer. I use it for college and occasional streaming and gaming. Plenty of storage, great resolution, and plenty loud. I read reviews after buying and regretted it, but honestly what y'all tripping about? Had mine for a month now still works great, easy setup, and I didn't renew Microsoft After trial still using it just fine. This isn't the touch model though.

I LOVE this laptop! I literally bought it JUST for gaming!! The only downsides are: it doesn’t hold much (so I bought a separate 4TB hard drive), and the battery life sucks, I can’t anything about the touch screen, because I don’t know if I have to set that up but I haven’t figured out how to do so yet.

I really do like this laptop. I love the screen, the way it looks and feels. It is a major step up from my long lasting old laptop, and I wanted a new laptop that could be just as sturdy and last just as long. I did my research before purchasing and this laptop had great reviews and was a perfect all rounder for me.

Not impressed so far. It's fine for a workhorse but it has a bad habit of freezing and crashing to the point where I have to do a hard reboot (terrible for the laptop). The screen is fine except for when I'm connecting remotely, then it becomes really hard to see. If you need a cheap laptop and do not need to connect remotely to another computer, then this might work for you. Normally I like Lenovo products but this was a bit of a disappointment.