Review on Lenovo AIO 22 L22I 30 Monitor: All-in-One Display for Ultimate Performance by Haveuheard Crawford

Pay attention to the models in these reviews. Most of them are NOT the 16g i7 27" I'm talking about here. I ONLY use the stylus to touch the monitor and don't use the onscreen keyboard. Touching was flawless and I've used the touchscreen more than already Previously on my two laptops with touchscreens in ten years The key for the wireless mouse and keyboard is in the mouse, dummy, and flawless too I love how compact the keyboard is, not like a laptop keyboard My WPM dropped for a couple Days Until I Warmed Up Quiet, soft feel superb! The sound is exceptional compared to other built in speakers but I didn't buy this for the sound and haven't listened to enough tracks to have a real opinion. Regarding the description , There are several models to choose from, with different RAM, processors, monitor size, etc. so I can see how things can get hairy. Whether it's a $700 or a 1400 do llar investment is, the item description must be accurate and I do not hope everyone has received their purchases; I got exactly what I ordered. I wish I had the Win11Pro option, but I'm so happy with the Home edition that I might not even upgrade. I have a 2013 Lenovo laptop: the 8g i7 still works (has lasted longer than the Dells and HPs I've had) and I'm brand loyal. It was fine until my new job made me run too many programs at once to run my business so new toys and write off! You either like Win11 or you don't, but as a general rule, the older we get, the less we like change, so just bite the bullet. I wasn't a fan of Win8, I liked Win10 but I think Win11 would be a natural extension of Win7. If you are a Mac fan, MS seems to have gone back to its roots and stole some stuff from Apple, you might like the look and feel of Win11. The location of the USB ports is convenient or not. Some behind and some on the side of the monitor. I added a USB extension for things I often turn off. The camera extends up/down and increases the height of the monitor by 2 inches. A small but important detail given today's video conferencing and Windows Hello facial recognition. And because I have a drawer/shelf system on my corner table that barely reveals the open cam when I access the top cabinet.