Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6 Inch AMD Ryzen Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 by Ar Bl Srivastava ᠌
A good product, more pros than cons.
I've been using it for 2 weeks - the flight is excellent, but I can't get used to the screen. Feeling that there is not enough brightness sometimes . I can’t get used to the fn-keys in any way, IMHO an unobvious location. The keyboard is generally normal, but the number pad is narrower and the insert, home, end, etc. buttons have a non-standard location. I often miss, but I think it's a matter of habit.
- performance. Ryzen 5 + gtx 1650ti + ssd = great performance for both gaming and work. I bought it as a universal workhorse - to code, and run a virtual machine, and play at my leisure. Autonomy, surprisingly, is not bad for a gaming laptop. In power saving mode, I worked on it for almost 7 hours: IDE + surfing the net. Appearance, in my opinion, is also a big plus. It does not attract attention, not a colorful game. In this segment, it is usually the other way around.
- Very easily soiled, straight infuriates. I'm already thinking about tightening the lid with vinyl or stickers. Type-C does not support usb hubs or whatever, which have type-c on one end, and a whole bunch of interfaces on the other - hdmi, usb, etc. Large charge, but this is for all laptops with normal power consumption. Win 10 - well, it's . for an amateur.
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