Pros
- The sweet spot of value, efficiency, and quality
Cons
- The 2K display, 4800U processor, and DDR4-4266 RAM are all must-haves for me. The battery only lasted six months until it died by 10%.
14" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ITL05 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4 3GHz, RAM 8GB, SSD 256GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 82FE00Q0RU, blue Review
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Description of 14" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ITL05 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4 3GHz, RAM 8GB, SSD 256GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 82FE00Q0RU, blue
Additional photos: 22413031. Display diagonal: 14" LED. Display resolution: 1920x1080 FHD. Screen coating: Anti-glare. Processor: Intel Core i3. Number of processor cores: 2. Processor series: 1115G4. Processor frequency: 3000 MHz. Processor frequency ( Turbo Mode): 4100 MHz Video Card Type: Integrated Video Card: Intel UHD Graphics RAM Type: DDR4 RAM: 8 Gb Frequency: 3200 MHz Max Memory Supported: 16 Gb Storage Media Type: SSD Capacity SSD: 256 GB Wi-Fi: Yes BlueTooth: Yes USB 3.0: 2 HDMI: Yes Audio: combo out (headphones) / in (microphone) (3.5mm) Connectors: 1x USB 3.2 Gen 11x USB 3.2 Gen 1...
Pros
- swiftness, attractive materials (soft touch plastic), and quiet The package comes with a conventional charger, but you can also use USB Type-C to charge the laptop; you'll need a 65W (20v 3.25A) device, for instance, like the one in the picture.
Cons
- The ventilation grille at the bottom is substantial and unprotected, allowing any debris to easily break inside. raw bios (12022) - When UEFI mode is enabled, Win 10 2022 experiences a general performance decline and CPU load that is 100% on the system kernel process. Switching to Legacy Mode fixes the issue.
Pros
- Consider the dimensions, materials, weight, and overall feel. Nice All price tags are in direct proportion to the total price.
Cons
- Nothing wrong with this purchase for the price.
Pros
- Despite the lackluster horizontal viewing angles, the visual quality is excellent. Strong and robust physique. The laptop is portable and lightweight. To be expected from laptop speakers, the sound is crisp but lacks bass. The laptop is silent, and the fan only makes noise when under extreme stress. The keyboard is well-designed and easy to use. There aren't a lot of laptops out there with a good layout for the Home and End keys, and the lack of dedicated PgUp and PgDn keys next to the arrows means that you'll accidentally scroll up and down the screen whenever you use touch typing. I'm used to a layout where the left and right keys are narrower and can be felt with the hands, however using the up and down keys works just fine.
Cons
- There is backlighting in the upper left and lower right of the display. I blamed the assembly for this negative result. . After some time, one flaw became apparent. The CPU's maximum frequency can be reset automatically to 400 MHz. For performance policies, there is no such thing as a value. This restriction is valid for both on-demand and performance settings. Reviews indicate that this behavior exists in AMD processors as early as the 2500U. The high today will only be 56 degrees. The usual frequency returns on its own as well. It would appear that throttling has a flaw.
Pros
- They most likely exist, but I am unaware of their existence because they did not give anything to me.
Cons
- Main disadvantage: did not deliver anything
Pros
- The whole package includes a 5700U, 16GB and 500GB of storage, as well as enough batteries for a day. For a relatively modest sixty thousand on average in the market, the filling is an undeniable benefit. Quite an attractive body, with bezels of a modest size. Beech often measures closer to 13 inches in length but has a substantial thickness.
Cons
- Screen. There are reviews on the internet written by intelligent individuals that point out the slow response time and the limited sRGB coverage the monitor has. brightness and contrast that are around average. On the other hand, in general, it is extremely suitable for its jobs (and this is still not design and shooting), if not for one but for the other. To hell with the lights. The area in the lower right corner is traditional. And now I'm completely confused. To hand over or not to hand over, seven days have not yet passed. I was wondering whether there was a possibility of finding a better one or if they were all highlighted right now.
Pros
- 1. A powerful enough processor 2. A good touchpad that responds 3. An ergonomic keyboard 4. Sound quality from the speakers inside. 5. Having a quick fingerprint scanner 6. 95W USB Type-C Charging 7. Numerous important and handy F-keys 8. Quite still 9. All aluminum (apart from the display's frame) 10. various thoughtful details, including room for an additional SSD, a fingerprint reader, a card reader, a webcam shutter, a keyboard backlight, and various LEDs
Cons
- 1. Enough to be easily dirty (printing are still visible) 2. An average-quality screen (bright, but lacking in color). 3. No OS is pre-installed.
Pros
- Extremely robust (with a 16GB RAM and 8-core 4700U processor). Proficient construction Charging over USB Type-C is adorable (in my opinion). Powerful autonomy (five hours of YouTube at 1440p)
Cons
- The quality of the screen is average. I used an external monitor (Dell P2418D) with 100% sRGB to try to show the difference in the photo, but it's still not clear. The colors on the laptop are noticeably more muted, and the white is noticeably pink (though the photo makes it appear bluer for some reason). Odd illumination of the keyboard. You can notice it if you turn the keyboard over and examine it from underneath. It may take some getting used to the awkward placement of the power button. The laptop's USB ports are cramped and only accessible from one side. The feel of the touchpad is inferior to that of Xiaomi's. But it serves its purpose admirably (supports all Windows Precission motions). The quality of the webcam is around par. A step down from Xiaomi, but an improvement above ultra-low-cost laptops. The quality of one's own audio is satisfactory. However, Xiaomi is slightly superior. There is no computer software installed. Of course, there's no trouble with installing Windows, but purchasers should be aware that Microsoft's OS will add around $10,000 to their budget unless they switch to Linux or make other sacrifices.
Pros
- Outstanding qualities can be found on the portable computer.
Cons
- During the initial attempt to install the operating system, I was unable to see the hard disk.
Pros
- The r7 5700u is even a little too much for netbooks, but that's it for the foreseeable future. It has good build quality, a lovely design, and is quiet even when under load.
Cons
- The screen is very slightly pinched at the edges, but in my case it is not critical. It is only noticeable on a black background and is only from two sides. The brightness of the screen itself may be improved, though. It is necessary to get the 16GB version because the RAM is soldered on the board; I did it because I don't care, but it's still more of a negative than a positive.
Pros
- I opted to get a laptop for my duties in the office. The primary considerations were: 1) A modern processor (in my version, a Ryzen 3 4300U); 2) at least 8 gigabytes of random access memory (RAM); 3) a solid-state drive (in my version, an M2 with 256 gigabytes; the operating system boots up in approximately 5 seconds); There is a second slot for an M2 SSD as well as a card reader that is built right in. 4) the screen's brightness is sufficient; this model does not have a dim display. Previously, there existed a Lenovo Z500, and everything was far worse on that system; 5) a light weight (which in this case is roughly 1.4 kg) In this context, it is possible to call it little, but with the qualification that there are versions that are lighter; 6) and it is designed in such a way that it does not warm up and does not buzz like a steam locomotive. Prior to that, there was a Lenovo Z500, and the cooling worked perfectly under that configuration. This laptop does not generate any heat at all when it is being used, provided that I switch it on in the morning, switch it off in the evening, and keep the amount of time I spend using it to a bare minimum (this is something that is also mentioned in the reviews of this product that can be found on the internet). In addition to this, the controls for the speakers are located on the front panel, to the right and left of the keyboard. When worn when kneeling, it does not cause discomfort. The sound is average, neither particularly good nor particularly terrible. You are able to listen to something in the background without being irritated by the sound (it doesn't appear to be murmuring, ringing, or anything else of the sort); - There is a backlight for the keyboard; - The front camera can be covered with a built-in shutter or curtain (closing and sealing it is not essential); - There are no physical buttons on the device. The battery life of the laptop is approximately five hours (with the screen always on, Wi-Fi, multiple browser tabs open, and Microsoft Office open). It takes between two and two and a half hours to charge while the laptop is in use (I did not measure exactly); - The keyboard is comfortable and does not make a lot of noise. The distance to the key is not far. The trackpad is also quite pleasant to use.
Cons
- I'm not sure whether this should be regarded a drawback or, on the other hand, a feature of a laptop that costs so much money (about 45,000 dollars at the time of publication): 1) RAM is soldered. There is no way to make it any bigger; 2) Screen measurements were taken in terms of color reproduction (color gamut) based on the tests that were carried out on one Internet platform. The investigation led to the conclusion that the model is not optimal for use in conjunction with graphic editors. 3) Cover has been marked. 4) Charging cable that was manufactured in the previous century. These days, most recent laptops are equipped with a charging port that uses the Type C standard and a cable that may be removed. However, the nearby Type C port can also be used for charging purposes. 5) The top can only be opened by using two hands, failing the so-called "test on Macbook"
Pros
- Compact and lightweight, especially when compared to the Ideapad 330s, which also has a 14" display, a potent new 4000th generation Ryzen 7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a faster screen than my desktop PC with an i5-8500 16Gb the screen, brightness and colors are arranged, there is virtually no glare, and in every other way it outperforms the Ideapad 330s in terms of autonomy, with five hours of active browsing from 100% to 20% quiet, try with Win10, but installed Ubuntu 20.04 great illuminated keyboard version
Cons
- Due to its compactness, I initially believed that the power button was simply touch-sensitive with a fingerprint scanner. The touchpad is adequate, but I would prefer a bit broader USB-A ports on the left side only.
Pros
- Nice touchpad, keyboard backlight, speed, and aesthetics.
Cons
- Strange behavior, Corps.
Pros
- The laptop is amazing and has a lot of benefits. In theory, I've used three computers from this manufacturer in my life. I find the hatred directed at him to be a little unreasonable, therefore I don't completely understand it. No laptops had broken hinges or other defects; all of them were built with normal quality. Do not be afraid if there are prejudices. A fantastic product for the typical user who doesn't want a beast of extreme performance. Under the hood is an AMD Ryzen 5 5500U processor. 12 threads, 6 cores. Powerful, effective, and the frequency is also fine. 16 GB of 3200 MHz RAM is put in two channels on the circuit board. Like Vega 8 or whatever, the visual card is integrated. Not really significant. I rarely move big amounts of data from my ssd to an external hard drive, but it seems to be pretty fast—the system boots up in three seconds and shuts down in five. The laptop only supports wireless connections at frequencies of 2.4 and 5 GHz, and it does not include an input for an Internet cable. Bluetooth 5. A complete set of ports, although I haven't verified that the laptop is charging with type C yet even though the display is plugged in. If there are no open sockets, you can charge your phone or whatever else using one of the standard USB inputs, which still function while the laptop is off. Excellent viewing angles and a decent screen are both present. Dark hues are difficult to perceive in very strong light. Speakers without frills, just your average speakers. The construction quality is excellent; there is no backlash; the touchpad responds quickly; and the lid is covered in a metal finish. The keyboard's backlight is strong and bright, however the surface is matte and icy to the touch. The clave is simply vanishing, but Lenovo always has good ones, and their typeface is perfect for me.
Cons
- The Wi-Fi module has an internal issue; according to another review here, this issue is not exclusive to this particular product. The laptop could occasionally fail to recognize the Wi-Fi network when you switch it on. After 10–20 seconds, the weird situation is resolved; it is not a major hassle. A fan occasionally has the ability to accelerate like a helicopter, but only during hard games. It doesn't create noise whether idle or at work because it doesn't heat up. There isn't a fingerprint, but you can obtain information on this precise number because some models that are related to it do. As I anticipated, the shutdown button has the same shape here. But I'm being ridiculous.
