Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Laptop, 14.0 FHD Display, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage, AMD Radeon 7 Graphics, Windows 11 Home, Abyss Blue

Laptop is great, but the preinstalled Realtek 8822CE wifi card drops signal on occasion (See photo). This laptop (Lenovo Ideapad 3 14ALC6) does not have a whitelist, so I installed an Intel AX210NGW card and I no longer have any issues. Hopefully this helps someone with this model.

Me llegó en muy buen estado, y es de excelente calidad.

It good I like macaroni and cheese

First off, dont let the title scare you, its a great deal. The screen, unlike previous iterations, is gorgeous for the price - crisp and detailed. You can probably find the specs elsewhere complaining about SRGB coverage, but for the average user, sub $500, its great. Seems like it gets close to 300 nits, definitely bright enough indoors. Keyboard is very nice, not MacBook Air or the like, but very close - much better than Acer/Asus/Samsung. Trackpad along the same lines, very good overall, if you really want to nitpick, the clicking of it wasnt the best on the edges for right/left click. Sound was decent, definitely a laptop speaker and does not get too loud. Fan noise isnt noticeable unless youre used to absolute quiet, the fans spun up under load when setting things up and windows updates, quiet and not grating on the ears. Build quality wont wow anyone at the coffee shop but the plastic resembles brushed metal and its appealing over, say, the millionth grey laptop. Moderately serviceable under the hood, with one ram stick being soldered on (4 gb). Ignore the other reviews bashing Amazons delivery service instead of the product itself, this is a sleeper Windows laptop. Highly recommended for research/browsing, writing, and light gaming. Ive actually gone into the BIOS and unlocked the processor to get full access to the performance of the 5500u and its impressive, Ive run Diablo 2 Resurrected at a very playable (although not great) frame rate and even managed some Halo Infinite at 30fps at lowest settings. By no means would I buy this laptop to game unless its older games or Esports, but it is possible to punch above its weight, which is a huge bang for your buck.

This product was good until 5 month mark, The fps dropped completely and it really is terrible. It went from running 100-200 fps to 50 fps in 5 months. (Running on the LOWEST settings.) I would recommend this if you are just playing some low quality games, but if you are playing Fortnite, COD MW2 ect. It will not run well.

If you’re wondering if this laptop will run your favorite games at least at medium or low settings, YES. Don’t let the low price fool you, AMD has upped the laptop game with this processor. I’m running Fortnite with a steady 120fps on 1080p High settings. And this is only with the one 8gb stick of ram. If you add one more 8gb stick, which costs like $50 or so, you will increase the performance a LOT because this AMD processor relies on having both RAM slots occupied to run best. I’m only using the one 8gb stick and it’s running this well, so if you spend the extra $50 you’ll have a really good laptop for casual gaming at the same price as a PS4 right now. We’ve come a long way from before when all computers that you could even think about running any sort of game on costed atleast $700, and that’s for a desktop. I love it.

I purchased this computer so I could play some of the newer online games. Games like Blankos Block Party, Decentraland, and the Sandbox wouldnt work on my old Dell because of the outdated graphics. This computer provided a nice upgrade. My only complaint is this computer gets hot quickly. I purchased an external computer fan though and the computer stays cool.

Small and portable device. It is very light and the screen is crisp and clear. Audio quality is so so, and it lacks certain connectivity ports (network cable and stuff) but nothing unexpected. It has its load of bloatware but its snappy and fast.

I thought I ordered the touchscreen but I guess not.

Works ok for gaming