Review on 2021 Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15.6" HD Laptop: Powerful AMD Ryzen 3, 20GB RAM, 1TB SSD - Ideal for Business and Student Use, Windows 10 S with Ghost Manta Accessories by Nguyn Th Bnh (Nht Ph ᠌

Pros below: 1) Price / performance ratio. Really reasonable price for a laptop with good characteristics. I went through a lot of options - almost all analogues in terms of characteristics are much more expensive. 2) The camera is closed with a curtain. 3) Compact charging. Its cons: 1) The screen is not good in terms of brightness. The matrix seems to be inexpensive. In very bright light and / or the sun, it becomes uncomfortable to work. 2) There is no usb-connector on the right side (there are three of them on the left). 3) The F1-12 keys call Lenovo's proprietary functions - adjusting the volume, brightness, turning off the network, etc. In order to call the "standard" function of the F1-12 keys (help, etc.), hold down the Fn key in the lower left corner of the keyboard. It is very uncomfortable. It is necessary that the opposite is true - by default, F1-12 work for standard functions, and Lenovo proprietary functions must be called using the Fn key. By the way, so in me in the old Lenovo x240. Why not do this in the newer models? Lenovo's logic is not entirely clear. I searched the Internet for information on how to fix it and / or disable it - everyone spit with this inconvenience, trying to ate bios or disable it in bios, install utilities, etc. Some succeed, some don't.