Review on Lenovo IdeaPad 330 15.6" HD Laptop - Intel Dual-Core i3-8130U, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, Windows 10, HDMI - Ideal for Business Use by nh Bnh ᠌
The product is really good, I'm glad I bought it.
Feedback on modification Intel Pentium N5000/15.6"/1366x768/4GB/500GB. A very worthy option for your money (about 18,000). To increase performance, I would recommend sticking an SSD into it and changing 4GB of RAM to 8GB, then it will “sing” in a completely different way, the HDD installed in it drinks decently, and under Win10 the user is left with about 2GB of RAM in idle time. The laptop was taken exclusively for work tasks, with MS Office, Cubase 8 (per-channel recording from the live events console), dynamic light control (QLC + 4) copes cheerfully. Of course, web surfing and 1080p video are no problem either. About "play on it" - most likely, "Do not play", and in nothing but a scarf. I am satisfied with the purchase, the device is worth the money. ate after a month. The standard HDD was delivered to a pair of SSDs (240 GB) in the CD-ROM bay via optibay. By the way, the upgrade turned out to be quite budgetary - about 3,000 in total. The operating system is loaded on an SSD. Well, I'll tell you, friends, performance has changed significantly. I use 2022 macbook air at home, and I definitely can’t say that the apple tree is faster in everyday and applied tasks. In general, I repeat, I recommend this laptop as an excellent solution in terms of price-quality ratio.
- 1. Sufficiently productive processor in conjunction with sufficiently fast memory 2. Good build quality 3. Comfortable overall touchpad 4. Good sound from the speakers and from the connector. 5. Low heat generation - practically does not heat up. 6. Quiet (adjusted for the fact that the HDD makes periodically quiet, but unusually nasty sounds) 7. Comfortable keyboard. 8. The charge keeps on conscience.
- 1. Screen. Downright bad. Well, no, you can work, and quite comfortably, but the color reproduction is at the level of old projection TVs of the lower price segment. Everything is missing: brightness, contrast, color . there is no black color, there are "50 shades of gray", and the viewing angles are criminally small. And, in addition to everything, at the first boot I was greeted with dignity by 2 dead pixels. But, again, you can work! 2. Slow HDD. Not in comparison with modern SSDs, but among their fellows. All "slowdowns" of the system and moments of thoughtful silence of the OS are associated with it (by the way, it sometimes thinks about the most trivial tasks, fortunately, not for long). 3. Not enough USB connectors. More precisely 2. It would not be superfluous to buy a USB Hub with it. 4. The power cord is too short and painful (Although the block itself is decent).
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