Review on 14" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ITL05 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4 3GHz, RAM 8GB, SSD 256GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 82FE00Q0RU, blue by Micha Poklkowski ᠌

I have an 8 GB RAM system and a Ryzen 3 4300U (4 cores). The laptop is highly responsive in daily tasks, and it performs well in visual programs. I required a lightweight laptop so that I could take it around without feeling overly burdened. The last one I have is the dated glossy monster Lenovo G580. The high gamut is twisted for some reason, there are too many red and pink colors, and the color rendition is poor in its original state. In theory, a typical issue with laptop screens is poor color reproduction, which can be fixed by calibrating the screen using specialized software (assuming you know how, of course). Following calibrating, everything improved slightly but not perfectly. Small areas are covered. However, you still require precise color reproduction, thus you must connect a standard external monitor. Regrettably, RAM cannot be increased. but there is room for more. An SSD is present. However, for the time being, 512 GB is sufficient for me personally. I don't install numerous games for myself; instead, I need a laptop only for work and study.) The cover bends and becomes dirty quickly. It appears not to scratch. It's a little frightening, but there's nothing you can do because you won't be driving nails into it. There are two different glow modes (stronger and standard) for the keyboard. It is quite a pleasant backlight and does not irritate. Compared to the previous outdated laptop, the Lenovo G580, the sound is great. In the Dolby application, you may choose from different modes for music, movies, and games. The touchpad is enjoyable and doesn't irritate. So long as it performs its intended functions, I'm delighted. For the price, I believe there are far more benefits than drawbacks.