Lenovo IdeaPad 330 15.6" HD Laptop - Intel Dual-Core i3-8130U, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, Windows 10, HDMI - Ideal for Business Use Review

Machine - studied up and down. On sites and forums you can get detailed life hacks for everything related to the IdeaPad 300 - both ARR and Intel-based models - IKB, etc. I took a laptop from the display case, as it stood on it for no more than a month.

I took the Core i3 8130U 2200 MHz/15.6"/1920x1080/4GB/500GB HDD/NVIDIA GeForce MX150/Windows 10 Home modification for 31.5 k. As they say, the laptop slowed down mercilessly out of the box - after all, Win10 likes to eat a lot, and slow laptop screws do not contribute to performance. Therefore, on the very first day I took it apart, looked at what and how, added another 4 gigabytes of memory and replaced the HDD with an SSD of the same capacity (480 gigabytes, to be exact). As a result, we got…

Wi-fi is no longer annoying, before that there was an old laptop, it worked 2+ times faster on 2.4, but there is no particular choice, for this money (42tr) no one offers anything better. The new router cost 3k, so don't care. Pros below: Cheapest Core i5 + mx150 + 8 gb 720p resolution - it means that any toys will be pulled for a long time Light in weight. Different cons: 2 usb Disgusting Wi-Fi module from Atheros. At 2.4GHz, it connects only to 150 megabits, and the real maximum speed is 50…

Unbiased verdict on this purchase.With its pros: Very light, 2 disks, 8 RAM, tolerable FuLLHD screen, DOS. Different cons: The screen could have been better. 2 USB ports is not enough!

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, only the screen was disappointing, as I planned to process photos on a laptop. For gaming and simple work, however, for the money it is more than good. Got pros: Performance, keyboard, keyboard lighting, design, materials and build quality Cons: The screen is hard to call good. TN matrix has terrible viewing angles, low contrast and saturation. In fact, this is more than enough for the Internet and games, the screen resolution is good and it is…

The best of what I found for the fall of 2022 in a budget of 40k with the right requirements. There is a model Ideapad 330S in a similar budget - much better than this one, but it was important for me to have an ethernet connector. With its pros: 81DE01AARU-i3 8130U/4GB/SSD+HDD + fresh percent + discrete vidyuha (you can even play) + performance with ssd With its cons: - the screen is very bad for 2022 - one memory slot. 4GB soldered on the motherboard, only one slot available for expansion…

The keyboard is comfortable. Outwardly decent. I struggle with working with him. Brakes. Apparently it is necessary not to take AMD, but Intel. Different pros: Acceptable price. It seems like decent characteristics, especially 8 RAM and 2.5 percent. Has some cons: In fact, the processor is very weak. Constantly loaded at 100%. Weak link. And the drive fails because it's not ssd (it's slow). The screen is bad under different and there were graphics issues. I had a lot of trouble reinstalling…

For 37k a great laptop. With its pros: Appearance, iron. Windows 10 Home SL license. Silent, almost does not heat up. Its cons: Only two USBs, both very close to each other. Very tight. The corners of the screen (it's not critical for me, because I always look straight ahead).

Do not try to buy this g. But. slows down absolutely everything, opens pages very slowly, even thinks to open a folder for several minutes. you can forget about some serious things, save your nerves

There, people cry about their illiteracy, not realizing that this beech has different versions. And to complain about a beech for 20k is such a miracle. Got pros: Due to the lack of a discreet, the cooling system has not been cut. Vega 10 is a decent level up to 40k and 40fps. There is a free operative slot 8 soldered 4 inserted and 4 can be purchased. Prots holds a dual channel and a high frequency of operatives. The screen transmits an acceptable picture. Matte finish With its cons: 15…

I wanted a computer in conjunction with SDD + 1TB + 8 RAM, an i3 intel processor, it does not heat up at all. 150 GeForce - "touched" on simple toys. Installed 10 ku-everything flies, it works quietly, the case is cold. I recommend to everyone. Took for 39k

Maximum score 2 points! Not a bad display. Good characteristics are declared, but in fact a very slow HDD with an old processor gives out constant thoughtfulness. Win10 is definitely too heavy for him. Installing an SSD will solve the problem a bit. Some pros: In my: 8Gb DDR4 1000Gb 1920*1080 I got it for 21 for 8 Gb it's almost the lowest price. Has some cons: 1. Lenovo technical support always leaves much to be desired, all problems must be solved through third-party forums and search…

Response to alterations received Intel Pentium N5000/15.6"/1366x768/4GB/500GB. A very good investment for the money you have (about 18,000). It will "sing" in a completely different way, the HDD installed in it will drink decently, and the user will be left with about 2GB of RAM in idle time under Windows 10 if they put an SSD in it and increase the amount of RAM from 4GB to 8GB. Those are the two changes that I would recommend making to improve its performance. The laptop was carried solely…

Pros below: Processor, nvidia mx150 discrete card, intel optane technology Cons: The screen, viewing angles are bad, the memory soldered on the board for an upgrade is 1 slot, but in order to upgrade it is necessary to remove the cover entirely.

15.6-inch display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080; 8 GB of RAM; 1128 GB hard drive and solid state drive; no DVD drive; NVIDIA GeForce MX150 graphics card; DOS operating system. This is the only laptop available for purchase for less than 40,000 won that possesses all of the features stated in the merits in a single package. I made a wager of 38. Yet given the constraints of this budget, there is literally nothing from which to pick. The work that has been done for the past four months has…

The first impression is fairly favorable, with the exception of the screen, of course. Got pros: Purchased about a month ago. I was in desperate need of a computer, so I scoured the entire internet in quest of a decent one that cost up to 20,000 dollars. As a direct consequence of this, we settled on a specific model of the Lenovo Ideapad 15IGM laptop equipped with an Intel Celeron N5000 CPU (the specifications state that it has 4 cores and a clock speed of 1100 MHz), as well as 4 gigabytes of…

The perfect ratio of quality to price. There is literally nothing on the market that is superior to this that is priced similarly. Prepare yourself to pay an additional few thousand dollars for a similar but newer model of the ideapad 340 if you want a metal shell with a backlit keyboard. On the other hand, it will not have a network port or a card reader anymore. Some pros: Light. Quiet. Great keyboard (does not flex, with a pleasant move, the digital block is gorgeous). My job as an editor…

Pros below: Performance at a low price (bought for 22,600 or so.). I was afraid that the screen would be terrible, but quite tolerable. With its cons. Well, because Since this is a budget laptop, it’s stupid to wait for an SSD, but it would be better to install 240 GB than a 500 hard drive.

Has some pros i5-8250 FHD Nvidia mx150. Potential advantages are offset by disadvantages. Has cons: The color reproduction of the screen is zero. It is unpleasant and difficult to work, the viewing angles are small, the colors go into inversion.

Got pros: Lightweight, nimble, full-fledged keyboard, price-quality ratio by 5 points Has cons: The sound is very quiet, the speakers are brought down, which further exacerbates the problem. Flimsy body.