LENOVO IdeaPad 3i Laptop computer, 15.6″ HD Touchscreen Show, Intel Core i3-1115G4 Processor, 12GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB PCIe SSD, Bluetooth, Webcam, Wi-Fi 6, HDMI, Home windows 11 Residence, Gray

Excellent Laptop
This laptop is lightweight with a sleek design. It is very fast while multitasking. It has great storage capability. Nice graphics and refresh rate. It is touchscreen so it is easy to use. Best part is that it is budget friendly. Excellent price. Great battery life. I definitely would recommend this seller.

Definitely worth the money!!
I was so undecided as well as nervous picking out a new computer. I didn’t know where to start. Went to some stores, fiddled with some on display and got a feel for size, keyboard performance, speeds, layout, and whatnot. Then came to how much and what each ram and gig storage was. Googled reviews on some I narrowed down to 3 and compared everything to prices. This computer was at my price point and provided the necessary amount of everything I needed for school and work. The battery life is amazing…but it’s also still new, it immediately loads and connects, Internet browsing is seamless, it’s light weight and easy to carry around. The screen size isn’t too big or too small, watching movies and videos with no issues. I love this computer and am so glad I purchased it. Well worth the money!The only two issues I would change but not anything I’d send back and cry about are the volume is a bit low and the charging connection. I’m not a fan of the tiny little connector as my clumsy a$$ would probably bend it and ruin it. But otherwise now I’m just super vigilant to it and have adapted to being more cautious around it.

Broken hinge turned a decent laptop into useless junk
The right hinge on our Lenovo started pulling up on the casing, which in a matter of weeks led to the screen breaking completely. All of this was bad, but since it happened after we’d only had it for six months, we should still be good, right? The Lenovo manufacture warranty covers hardware failure and defects during the first year, so surely this would count?After more than an hour on the phone with Lenovo tech support, unfortunately, the answer was essentially, “nah, we’re good, take care of it yourself.” Why, you might ask, would a manufacturer warranty not cover an issue with the hinge of the laptop destroying the laptop, after only extremely light use? The guy on the phone told me, “Hardware doesn’t count the outside of the laptop. We mean hardware like the motherboard. Only the INSIDE of the laptop is covered.”So, buyer beware. Personally I’ll never buy another Lenovo product again. And I’ll certainly never waste any time thinking their manufactures warranty is worth a damn.

Lenovo is a great pc
We buy only Lenovo computers. They are the easiest to use and the programs are great. I have an old Lenovo think pad, that I used in business. It has served me well. The new one is much lighter in weight and has a better plug than the old.

After a two months of using, there’s a line that suddenly occur on the screen of my camera, called the customer service but no help since the warranty has expired. Good thing I called Lenovo and they were able to repair my laptop within a month though.