Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Touch Laptop 6 Core by Adam Koodziejek ᠌

In my opinion, in terms of price / quality ratio, this is the best choice. For complete delight, I personally lack a curtain and a fingerprint scanner. Despite the rather voluminous list of minuses, I do not consider them significant (see rating). The battery is average. I didn’t specifically measure it, but it feels like it’s enough for ~ 5 hours of surfing at a backlight level above average. The maximum backlight level is more than enough for the room. The feeling that it may even be enough for a short viewing on the street, on a sunny day. On a clean Windows, with a browser running (with a couple of tabs, no multimedia) and an antivirus (scanning is not running), the processor displays a load of ~ 5-7%, and the fan runs ~ 30-40% of the time at minimal, unobtrusive in terms of noise speed. The temperature of the processor at the same time keeps around 40 degrees. With an average load, the fan quite naturally starts to “thresh” more strongly, but it cannot be said that it works loudly. An interesting point: I have never seen this before, but when ating the BIOS, the fan spins up to the maximum possible speed. the volume of the fan reminded me of checking Carlson HP ProLiant MicroServer when turned on. It was not possible to achieve this when running the bulik, so this is some kind of service mode for the fan. For comparison, I added Dell latitude 5310 (13'', 306x208x20 mm) to the photo