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

I bought this back in July and after using it daily for over 6 months, thought it would be a good time to add my review.There is nothing outstanding about this laptop, except maybe the processor, which is whisper quiet and very responsive. I can easily have multiple windows open at once, with no lagging.The display is as good as others I've seen in this price-range, although mine is not touch screen.The biggest issue I have is the crappy keyboard, which is not always responsive. The keys feel boggy, and there is no backlight. My workaround was to add an external keyboard, which kinda makes mobility annoying.The other issue is the speakers. For no reason that I can find, the speakers just stop responding. The only thing that restores them is a complete reboot.I haven't used the camera or microphone, although I like the little slider button that you can push over the lens to ensure privacy.The body is kinda cheap plastic, but you get what you pay for.Overall, if you want a decent laptop for everyday use, this is a good buy.

Mainly bought this for online classes and to run data analysis software on it. Works great! Screen is a little on the cheaper side (its one of those screens you have to tilt back to get a decent viewing angle) but its not really a concern for the purpose i use it for. I purchased the 17in model so the screen is large and works great with multiple open windows. Keyboard feels a little weird not much travel to the keys but again not a big concern. Don’t really game on it but I did download a few STEAM games and they worked and ran great. The processor handles them no problem. Mine came with WINDOWS 11 which I have grown to like (great multi-tasking features!) I think it’s a great mid-range laptop that’s great for students and office work. Might be a good choice for casual/amateur gamers that want to get into gaming without paying $1200+ but definitely invest in a keyboard and mouse if you’re trying to be serious about your gaming. Like I mentioned before the built in keyboard is on the cheaper side.

Very nice

Bought to replace the ancient Toshiba laptop I use to run my business.Have always been Windows based so it runs all the software I need with no learning curve.Tried to go with an inexpensive tablet for ease of travel, but it wouldn't run all the software I need.This unit is super slim with a huge screen that's great for streaming video.Super light so travels easy as a tablet.

I ordered this laptop to replace my 11 year old Lenovo desktop that was struck by lightning! I wanted the convenience of a laptop and a Lenovo laptop in particular because I was very happy with my former Lenovo desktop. I’ve been using the laptop for about a month now and have been very pleased with it. The screen quality is more than satisfactory and I appreciate the resistance of the keyboard keys as I am an old-fashioned “touch typist”. I was also pleased with the price as I expected to pay a lot more than I did. Thanks Amazon and Lenovo!

I needed a laptop with a good screen, good graphics card and enough memory to do video editing. For the price this is a great laptop. I sometimes run premiere and photoshop at the same time with a 360 video editor and the laptop can handle it. I like the Ryzen 5, not so flashy but very reliable.

I require a laptop & keyboard to communicate because my hands are arthritic. Messaging on my phone or a tablet is very time consuming & difficult. A friend recommended Lenovo.Set-up & data transfer from my old laptop was very easy.

I got the 17" Ryzen 5 version of this laptop. The speakers are worse than Walmart Onn $10 computer speakers, the display is a washed out TN panel with terrible color accuracy, and the picture for the listing shows a backlit keyboard which is NOT what I received. Casing is plastic which I don't really mind, but it's sharp on the sides and flexes to the point where I can click the trackpad from underneath it. If you're planning on using an external mouse/keyboard/speaker/monitor setup with this computer it's a good way to go, the internals a fine. As a mobile computing experience though, this is not great.