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 Edyta Cioch ᠌

The perfect ratio of quality to price. There is literally nothing on the market that is superior to this that is priced similarly. Prepare yourself to pay an additional few thousand dollars for a similar but newer model of the ideapad 340 if you want a metal shell with a backlit keyboard. On the other hand, it will not have a network port or a card reader anymore. Some pros: Light. Quiet. Great keyboard (does not flex, with a pleasant move, the digital block is gorgeous). My job as an editor requires a lot of typing on my part. This is by far the most superior keyboard I've ever worked with. It ought to have an inside light:) (this is in more expensive models, the next 340 series). Excellent performance; my standard configuration includes a Ryzen 5 2500U processor, 8 GB of RAM, and 256 GB of storage on a Samsung SSD. I spent a couple of dollars on AliExpress to purchase an adapter, and my intention is to install a sizable hard drive in a clear space where there is a plug on the end (namely, under my right hand). It is essentially inserted, and all of the instructions can be found on the internet even if you don't remove the bottom cover. card reader, Gigabit network port, dual-band Wi-Fi adaptor, and rapid charging capabilities are included. In a few words, a happy machine. Independence while operating in an office setting: four hours at a minimum, and possibly even more. Moreover, it will endure for two to three hours under strain. Memory can be expanded all the way up to 20 GB at the most. There is one memory slot available, and 4 GB have been soldered directly onto the board. Its drawbacks include a screen that does not live up to expectations. TN-matrix at its lowest possible price. Absolute complete high definition. Screen hinges that are so flimsy that I have no idea how long they will endure, and a case that is made entirely of plastic.