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 Nguyn Thanh Bnh ᠌

normal laptop, no issues, have never looked back, and also a Lenovo with an i5 processor. When we were 7 I have only worn it in a backpack, and even though I have packed the backpack full of food, there has been no backlash, no creaking, and no falling off. Everything appears to be in working order. When using the browser, the battery will last for three hours. only given a rating of four for the screen I went with an i3 8th Gen, 6 GB of RAM, a TN screen, and both an SSD 128 and an HDD 1000. In a matter of seconds, everything moves quickly, begins, and then stops. You are able to modify the behavior of the Fn button, how the function keys (F1-F12) work in conjunction with it, the sound, the backlight, and other settings in the BIOS. Since I'm not much of a music fan, the sound quality on my laptop is sufficient for my needs. I do not experience any inconvenience as a result of the speakers being located in the front and bottom of the case. I use headphones whenever I play games or watch movies, and the sound quality is excellent. I don't play very often, but I did give Fallout 3 a shot. The game worked perfectly, and I was happy with how it turned out. There is some kind of feature that can extend the battery's life, but I can't remember what it's called. In a nutshell, the battery has only received about half of its full charge. To the best of my knowledge, this is significant for the use case in which the laptop is primarily used at home, where it maintains a constant connection to an electrical outlet. When you press down in the middle of the lid, the display does not bend very much, according to a fellow system administrator, and this is a good indicator, if I understand what they are saying correctly. despite its advantages. There is no backlight for the keyboard, but it may be available on some versions. The TN display is not very good, and there is nothing else to compare it to (except for the 320 model, which has the same display quality; I checked this out in the store). On the laptop I used before, which was seven years ago, there was another matrix. However, the picture quality is not to my liking, despite the fact that the viewing angles are fantastic. I'm not sure, but it seems to be rather gloomy or something. When compared to how it was before, the strain on the eyes is noticeably increased. a colleague, following me, took exactly the same one, he is a system administrator according to his recommendations and selected, he said that it makes no sense to take i5, only overpay for nothing, there will be no tangible increase the case seemed to him to be easily soiled and the touchpad. I don't use the touchpad very often, so I didn't notice any unusual soiling on the case, but it's possible that it is because the touchpad is being overwritten in front of our very eyes. However, this probably isn't the case because it doesn't seem to make a difference in any way. When the SD memory card is inserted, the case protrudes significantly from the card, making it impossible to drag the device in a backpack without putting extra effort into it.