Review on 15.6" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15ITL05 1920x1080, Intel Celeron 6305 1.8GHz, RAM 8GB, DDR4, SSD 256GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 81X800C5RU, Abyss blue by Petar Tsvetkov ᠌

On M1, I use a MacBook Air as my primary work PC. Despite the fact that I don't use my old PC very often and it was already too weak and occupied a lot of space, I bought a Lenovo laptop to replace it. Utilize a variety of Windows programs, old and not too old games (including those played online with friends; for new games, see PS4 and XBox Series S), and, most significantly, file storage for documents, videos, music, and other media. I am familiar with Lenovo laptops; there was an appropriate IdeaPad laptop that was in use. The majority of what has been mentioned here, in theory, applies to all computers in this series. I'm happy with the purchase and would advise everyone to have it. Initially, I was going to get a "typewriter" that was easier, but after considering this choice, I chose to spend more money to get a more potent processor and a floppy video card. Of course, the MacBook offers a superior user experience, but for Windows laptops in this price range, this device is a great option. I started working on the upgrade right away to enhance several characteristics. SODIMM Apacer [ES.04G2V. KNH] with 4 GB of RAM added (999) The 120 GB Apacer M.2 AST280 SSD [AP120GAST280-1] was added. (1299) I was able to get a Win 10 Pro license key for a very low price (less than 500) on one of the well-known marketplaces. Total - 39144. The laptop worked flawlessly for this price, far superior to many other items you could get with this money.