Review on 14" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ITL05 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4 3GHz, RAM 8GB, SSD 256GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 82FE00Q0RU, blue by Ognian Hristov ᠌

I opted to get a laptop for my duties in the office. The primary considerations were: 1) A modern processor (in my version, a Ryzen 3 4300U); 2) at least 8 gigabytes of random access memory (RAM); 3) a solid-state drive (in my version, an M2 with 256 gigabytes; the operating system boots up in approximately 5 seconds); There is a second slot for an M2 SSD as well as a card reader that is built right in. 4) the screen's brightness is sufficient; this model does not have a dim display. Previously, there existed a Lenovo Z500, and everything was far worse on that system; 5) a light weight (which in this case is roughly 1.4 kg) In this context, it is possible to call it little, but with the qualification that there are versions that are lighter; 6) and it is designed in such a way that it does not warm up and does not buzz like a steam locomotive. Prior to that, there was a Lenovo Z500, and the cooling worked perfectly under that configuration. This laptop does not generate any heat at all when it is being used, provided that I switch it on in the morning, switch it off in the evening, and keep the amount of time I spend using it to a bare minimum (this is something that is also mentioned in the reviews of this product that can be found on the internet). In addition to this, the controls for the speakers are located on the front panel, to the right and left of the keyboard. When worn when kneeling, it does not cause discomfort. The sound is average, neither particularly good nor particularly terrible. You are able to listen to something in the background without being irritated by the sound (it doesn't appear to be murmuring, ringing, or anything else of the sort); - There is a backlight for the keyboard; - The front camera can be covered with a built-in shutter or curtain (closing and sealing it is not essential); - There are no physical buttons on the device. The battery life of the laptop is approximately five hours (with the screen always on, Wi-Fi, multiple browser tabs open, and Microsoft Office open). It takes between two and two and a half hours to charge while the laptop is in use (I did not measure exactly); - The keyboard is comfortable and does not make a lot of noise. The distance to the key is not far. The trackpad is also quite pleasant to use.