15.6" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 1 15ALC7 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U 2.1 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, AMD Radeon Graphics, no OS, 82R4004JRK, cloud gray Review

Before installing Windows, the main thing is to disable 2 functions of the lntel vmd controller and secure boot (see Screenshots), I immediately added an 8GB memory chip (the native ones are soldered on the motherboard). Satisfied with the purchase, good laptop. With additional memory came out about 39.5k. The laptop is nice looking and tactile.

Got pros: Goods match the description. The serial number on the box matches the serial number of the laptop. Slim body, thin keys. Looks stylish. Easy. Not a big frame where the display is. On the keyboard for the Caps Lock, Num Lock buttons, when pressed, the indicator lights up, which is convenient for understanding whether the button was previously pressed or not Has some cons: The warranty started from August 22, although I bought the laptop in March 23

Suitable for comfortable surfing the Internet, multitasking and simple toys. If you want for games, you need to add RAM 8 gigs is not enough, maybe a couple of gigs will be eaten by the video core

Pros below: 6 core processor, lively built-in video card with video memory up to 2 GB, the ability to add memory bar (I added 16 GB, everything works). Quiet With its cons: Flimsy plastic, someone may not have enough screen brightness, proprietary charging

With its pros: Light weight, sufficient performance, long battery life, good screen matrix Different cons: no touchpad quick disable button, lack of keyboard backlight (except for some buttons), half warranty expired

Has some pros: 38 thousand - for this price, the components are excellent. Its cons: Brought from Kazakhstan, purchased on March 23, warranty activated on August 22 - valid until November 23.