LENOVO IdeaPad 3i Laptop, 15.6" HD Touchscreen Display, Intel Core i3-1115G4 Processor, 12GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB PCIe SSD, Bluetooth, Webcam, Wi-Fi 6, HDMI, Windows 11 Home, Grey

I chose this because of the size so we could watch movies on Hulu etc. I also chose it because it has so much memory/space. My biggest complaint is having to do some work around to be able to access Google docs etc easily. Otherwise it tries to take you to its programs first so if you use those programs you should be fine. I'm a Google office user. The other biggest complaint I have is it does not come with word so I have to pay $100 or so a year for that. Because of this when I buy another computer I will probably go with a different one that has word included for free.

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.

Great size and value for the price. I’ve had this laptop for about a year and it’s been reliable the whole time. The touchscreen works well, colors and image quality look great, and the build is surprisingly strong—I’ve had a few drops and it held up fine. Solid choice for everyday use, school, or work.

It works perfectly. The only thing for which I would take a star is the fact that it takes a whole day to update the laptop, you have to update windows too and the bios had to be updated as well. Other than that, it's great! Pros: - Snappy for it's price - Screen is incredibly bright, way beyond what I had expected - No bloatware except for maybe Alexa but that can be uninstalled quickly - I can run MGTA maxed out at 1080P and it runs pretty well (Had to test the GPU hah) - Surprisingly well built except for the front edges which feel a little sharp but it's passable for the price - Is not a fingerprint magnet!! Meh: - After updates, installing office and college apps, you end up with 150GBs~ - If you want to update Windows and the bios, you have to lose the windows S mode (doesn't really impact the performance to be honest) Cons: - Touchpad has a certain click sound when I tap it (not click it) that feels almost like if it's loose but when you check real close is NOT. Feels weird at first but if you mess around enough with the touchpad it feels solid (it has a mechanical click function which also feels pretty solid) - Computer seems to get a little bit hot when running CPU intensive tasks (relative to its CPU), such as playing MGTA while listening to a youtube music video - Keyboard feels a little bit chunky at first but the tactile feeling when using it compensates the fact that it's a little bit bigger than what I would've preferred - I knew the speakers weren't going to be great and I was spot on. Although they get loud, the sound is just not right. I thought of this in advance and added a pair of apple's earpods with the 3.5MM plug solely for this Can't think of anything else really important, it covers everything I needed. I only wish it had a backlit keyboard but at this price you really can't complain for what you get.

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.