Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3, 24-Inch All-in-One Computer, AMD Ryzen 5 4500U Processor, Integrated Graphics, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD, DVD RW, Windows 10, Business Black Review

It was easy to set up and I bought it because I read it was suitable for the visually impaired, which I am. But I don't recommend buying from Revain, not because of Revain but because of Lenovo. Revain support couldn't help me. The support person didn't even know where the switch was. He sent me to Lenovo. Lenovo didn't even register the serial number. I was told it was impossible. With tech support I didn't have a support number so I was sent to the sales department. Sales sent me to number…

The world's most stylish all-in-one computer. All you have is just one monitor. Presumably everything else is built into the monitor - processor, motherboard, memory, graphics chip! There is even a DVD player. The AMD Ryzen 5 4500U processor is quite powerful and surpasses the Intel processor. With 16GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage, you can run everyday programs with ease. It's a beautiful computer with a large monitor that won't strain your eyes thanks to its clean design. No problem with…

Funny, the reviews call for a touchscreen when there isn't one. Didn't expect it, so no big deal. I was expecting a wireless mouse and keyboard based on the description on the Lenovo website. Pay close attention to details. Most annoying is the curved display, it's not flat and it's almost impossible to adjust or bend the mount/tube. I put a washer about 3/16" thick in the angle of the bracket to keep the screen flat and correct. otherwise it ruins my zen

Just received it yesterday. After I turned it on, the Lenovo logo appeared on the screen and then went out. Tried restarting and resetting the computer, still doesn't work. Today I had a long and drawn out conversation with a Lenovo technician but I couldn't solve the problem. I'm returning it for a full refund! By the way, Lenovo technology was terrible too. He seemed indifferent, slow to respond and incompetent. I will never buy Lenovo again!

I am a Lenovo fan, I always buy Lenovo brand, even ThinkPad, I order this 24 inch computer. a computer 16 gb ram 512 gb ssd with ryzen 5 not bad with built in webcam and speakers the sound is great with dolby audio my only problem with this computer is the graphics when i play the graphics is very bad i think the graphics card and the graphics card in this computer is the problem.

It's Been Worse! Buying a computer for all my days! Graphics are slow Speakers are empty Banks are filling up slowly The switch is in a bad place. Was a big fan of Lenovo, my first choice was HP Pavilion IIIts Always Money First People Second! Don't waste your hard-earned money on this system

It's hard to imagine how good this computer is in every aspect other than the camera. First, the $600 Black Friday specs just can't be beat: 16GB of RAM, a Ryzen 5 CPU, and a 550+ SSD. That thing is damn fast! We live in a 100 year old stone house. I have Google Mesh Wifi working with the nearest router downstairs. This computer gets about 400 downloads and downloads; My previous laptop was only an 80! If, like me, you're zooming from home, the camera just can't be used. It's almost like…

ready to step in. I have this because I run 3D design programs at home and they can be very CPU and memory intensive. Not much about the GPU. But it does more than what I need it for. When I start the 3D rendering, the CPU runs at 100% for the first few minutes and then crashes again. The GPU is usually almost idle, like 3-4%, and the memory is running at around 31% while I'm rendering. On my old PC with 8 GB memory, With a 2.2 processor and a Radeon R5 graphics card, it takes about an hour to…

Let's start with TLDR - this is a great computer for the right use case. This is a fast, functional, minimalist, and stylish consumer setup. This is NOT a professional gaming or video editing device. This is a great car and in capable hands you will be very happy with your purchase. Packaging Most modern packaging is rectangular in shape. Not Lenovo - they chose this weird, square wedge shape, which is different but very effective. The computer comes fully assembled, encased in two foam pads…