Review on 💻 Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ITL05 14", i3 1115G4, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics - Graphite, 82FEGREY 00cqrk by Stanislaw Kalinowski ᠌

For use on my commute, I was thinking of purchasing a thin, light, and relatively compact laptop. A total of 60r could be spent. Fifty dollars got me this one. Identical, however slightly less heavy and sourced from different manufacturers - 60+. The value for money is excellent. The pluses: 1. Price! Major brands charge at least $15 extra for identical products. Support for charging through USB-C port. A 15W QC3 charger is what I use to power it up. 3. 8012022ax. Very few people have left feedback. Drivers for the AX200 adapter supporting Wi-Fi 6 should be installed only from Intel's website, not Lenovo's. The sky's stars are absent, but the matrix is crisp and bright. 5. solid and pleasing physique (and not like a similar DELL, for example). 6. Cold. First, the battery! When fully charged, it has a 3.5-hour run time. Simply not enough. However, the 8GB of memory is soldered on the board; at this time, this is not fast enough, and there is no slot for delivering the bar. Working with vmware ws required some adjustments to my routine. The human retina can store at most 8GB of data. A third, the SSD is really sluggish. But, this is also subjective and can be altered as needed.