Review on 15.6" Lenovo Ideapad Notebook L340-15API 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 3 3200U 2.6 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 128 GB, HDD 1 TB, AMD Radeon Vega 3, Windows 10, 81W00M Platinu, HDD Home TB by Dagmara Iwaczuk-Wgrz ᠌

After nearly four months of use, I can confidently declare that this laptop is well worth the asking price of Rs. 37,000. More m2 media can be installed, and the RAM can be upgraded to a maximum of 20GB. Prolific and efficient worker. Although it is slightly bigger than competing models, its extra weight of around 2 kilograms and manageable dimensions mean it poses no practical difficulties. The cooler's volume is about par for the course, making it audible without being overbearing. Although the laptop cools down rapidly, it can still overheat unexpectedly, especially when used for Internet browsing. It takes about four to six hours for the office whistle to be heard. Acceptable in most cases. There have been zero complaints about the screen, and I still don't get it. Nonetheless, no glaring flaws were noted. Compared to reading reviews on other sites all day, I can attest that using a phone causes significantly greater eye strain. The monitor provides sufficient illumination for use in low-light conditions, thus the absence of fully backlit keys is not a concern. You can play nearly any new game with ease if you upgrade your Memory to 12 or 16 GB. Of course, it's important to do a comparison of components; this is not a top-tier gaming system. But, the dirty condition of the case did not make me happy. Fingerprints are still visible as dark smudges. Unless you're going for a full-scale sticker bombing, you might want to think about some color. It's still back and forth on silver, but it's sure to appear incredibly messy on black and other colors. In any event, for its price and (current) capabilities, I believe this to be an outstanding laptop. It's up to you and what you require, so take it or leave it.