Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6" Full HD Notebook, i5-10300H, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, GTX 1650 4GB, Windows 10 - Onyx Black by Ognian Blagoev ᠌

What a treat it is to begin with the perks that come standard on a laptop that has been fully loaded with them during the entire summer. I started using it on the first of June, and after putting it through its paces over the past three months, I am prepared to highlight the characteristics that I find particularly gratifying: - Let's begin by discussing the aesthetics of this gaming laptop; they are flawless and well-considered, and you cannot fault the Chinese engineers at Lenovo for the absence of a creative component. Amazing visuals even without any reference to gaming. The practice of minimalism in its purest form, without compromising on practicality. The design is angular, and it has a very serious appearance. The nameplates of the corporation are placed in the most inconvenient locations conceivable. The keyboard on the laptop is full-size, and it also has a number pad off to the side. The key travel is incredible, and entering any word is a joy - I just revel in this gratification, expressing my joy in the shape of letters. It does not take long for the fingers to become accustomed to the location of the keys, which cannot be described as being particularly small. Even the keys that control the cursor (arrows) are all made to be the same size and are not narrowed. A number of function keys are augmented with icons for hot operations; even an inexperienced user will want to try opening the calculator application with the combination of the function key (Fn) and the function key (F12), and they will joyfully smile at the five seconds that they have saved. In addition, they make it easy to modify the volume and brightness of the display as well as handle the management of multimedia files. Built-in illumination of the keys is essential for typing in low light; its bluish glow may be adjusted to be dimmer or, on the other hand, as bright as possible without "cutting the eye." You may adjust the backlight by using the Fn key in conjunction with the space bar. The engraving that was done at the factory on the keys is quite huge, so you won't need to strain your eyes to read it. - The availability of all of the essential ports, with the exception of an SD card reader. Since I have not yet suffered a lack of ports or the requirement to augment them by a hub, I will call this period of time "three months." - Minimal display bezels are attractive to the eye and make the heart skip a beat if there is a foreign item between the screen and the keyboard. When combined with the Ryzen Controller, the heating does not surpass your knees even when playing demanding games. - The display has a lively color spectrum, but unfortunately it does not have the very desirable 120 Hz. I can't wait to perform for him some time.