Review on 💻 Lenovo V15 G2ITL 15.6" Laptop, 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics, OS not included, RU, 82KB0006RU, Black by Petar Kamenov ᠌

The construction is solid; the plastic used in the design does not flex or wobble. The screen is also quite nice, the camera has a physical shutter, and the sound system is top-notch. Unlike some laptops, the sound from this system actually seems like it's a stereo system, despite being rather weak. It's also worth mentioning that games like Warface operate smoothly at medium graphics and physics settings thanks to the integrated Radeon GPU. Despite getting slightly warm (at rest -40 degrees, at load -60, but the fan is already attached there, at rest there is hardly no functioning), the processor's 8 cores and 16 threads at a low clock frequency (1.8 GHz) leave little to be desired. I appreciate the built-in Ethernet connector (RJ-45) and the dedicated power button (not integrated into the keyboard area). The manufacturer claims 7 hours of battery life, but realistic use will get you closer to 8-9 hours when perusing online texts (most likely, working with a text editor in flight mode would keep the laptop in working order for 8-9 hours). The case's mechanical strength is also satisfactory. The keyboard is watertight, so spilt tea or coffee won't harm the laptop, and there's a theoretical chance of installing Windows 11 (thanks to the presence of a TRM 2.0 microchip) and upgrading the laptop (thanks to the ability to expand RAM and install a second 2.5" drive). A thermal pad is typically adhered to the SSD to aid in cooling, however this is often where the process stops.