Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15 Laptop, 15.6 FHD Display, AMD Ryzen 5 5600H, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage, Windows 10H

Very good for the price

At the moment I have not had to use it very strongly. But for what Ive been using it for, its worked great.

The laptop surprised me, it is relatively light, and it performs as it is supposed to do it. I have not played games on it, I only game on desktop, but for a work that requires some CPU power and GPU on the go, it has been great. I think that Lenovo is making the best budget laptops right now. I stay away of HP and DELL and Lenovo seems ok. Not great, but better at least.

Everything was great, the only thing is that it has like 3-5 little bups like the ones in the photo which are not that visible through pictures but besides that the Laptop is worth it

I love this laptop. Great for gaming and whatever else you want to do. Good cooling system as well. Just upgrade the ram with another 8gb stick and youll be good to go.

For sure this is the more affordable, easily upgradeable gaming laptop in the market this year. Not only for the cost ($660) but for the improvements you can do. The keyboard is rock solid; the 120 Hz display is awesome, the heat dissipation is very good, despite that the laptop heats significantly when is working hard or gaming. But, in general, the build is much better than other brands in the same price range. In fact, right now is $100 or less than other laptops with the same hardware or worse. The first picture shows the interior of the laptop, exactly as it arrived.

I did alot of research prior to my purchase and this deal hands down was the absolute best for my use case.

I dont game at all but I wanted an affordable laptop that was fast and could run all of my photography programs and this works perfectly for my needs. I use Photoshop and Lightroom and have a lot of photos stored. I dont use it for anything else. Everything loads up right away, no lagging, no crashing. Im perfectly happy with it.

They sent me the wrong processor, at least they were able to notify me, the computer is excellent but I almost got into trouble with the owner.

I bought this in October of 2021. In the just over a year from purchase, I have had issues that crop up every 3 or 4 months. My first contact with Lenovo fixed it enough that I did not get to the point where the damn thing insisted on windows being reinstalled but the problem came back. Just went through a another go with Lenovo support to try to fix it. Well see if it actually fixes it or if its just another band-aid in a few months I guess. I feel like I have no choice but to pay for the extended warranty just so I can have this problem repeatedly fixed. Doubt I will be supporting Lenovo with any further purchases of laptops. One of the worst parts is that I dont feel like I could pass this one to my child when I replace it like I had intended. This effectively means that I will eventually have to shell out for 2 laptops instead of 1. Quite the costly chronic problem.