Review on 14" Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad 5 Pro 14ACN6 2240x1400, 1.9GHz, RAM 16GB, DDR4, SSD 512GB, AMD Radeon Graphics, no OS, 82L7000QRK, Storm Gray by Janis Janis ᠌

Not very good buttons - a couple of times the side buttons went a little under the case and got stuck, it’s quite difficult to remove them if you don’t have the right tool at hand, the left shift is often pressed as if through effort with some click and as if backlash. There are no questions about the buttons in the middle. The touchpad is not of the highest quality, it is difficult to work with it if you are used to physically pressing the left and right buttons. They are pressed with excessive force, and sometimes you still need to “find” the right button, that is, press it in the right place to work (this problem is solved by not pressing the touchpad at all) If you load the system even a little, the back surface of the laptop heats up very much, the laptop itself starts to make noise due to the operation of the fans at maximum speed. The ventilation system is weak. Even at maximum speed, the rear surface heats up very strongly. And in order for it to get very hot, a couple of minutes of intense work is enough. Disabling the function buttons only affects the F1-F12 buttons.