🔴 Lenovo IdeaPad 100s 11.6" Laptop Review: Intel Atom Z3735F, 2GB RAM, 32GB eMMC, Windows 10 - Red Review

I use this device to surf the internet, stream movies and occasionally back up photos from my phone. He's doing fine. I recommend buying a high capacity microSD card to increase storage capacity. Pros: Slim, light, has an HDMI output, two USB ports, Bluetooth and an SD card reader. Decent screen. Great machine for browsing and streaming media. Cons: It has a better phone processor, so don't assume you'll play video games on it.

I bought the IdeaPad 100s because it sold for less than two hundred dollars on Revain and because it had an HDMI port ( so I can play IdeaPad movies on my big screen HDTV). The HDMI functionality works well, as I had hoped, but actually I thought the IdeaPad was some kind of cheap PC. Two months after buying the IdeaPad, I don't think it's a cheap PC; I am very happy with it. First, it's very light, so now I take it to college classes on campus. Second, the built-in WiFi works very well. Third,

I've owned it for a while, so here's my fairly informed review. In theory, this notebook was clearly a good idea. However, it has two main issues: battery life and Wi-Fi issues. The battery life of this item is terrible. If you disconnect from the internet and turn down the screen, you can hear something relatively close to what the manufacturer claims. Simply browsing the web (without downloading) usually drains my battery in about two hours. In addition, the battery discharges when switched…

This is a very good little laptop for getting things done on the cheap. You get what you pay for, but in this segment you won't find anything better than this one with Win 10 on offer. One star was deducted for 1080p video support, it seems Intel can't find a way to get atom processors and lower end processors in general to handle 1080p video which is a big surprise since my android Tablet from 2014 can handle a very weak ARM processor. Simply put, if you're a gamer and a productive person…

I thought it was a very good deal but I think you get what you pay for. The shaft lasted a little over a year, the plastic casing fell apart in several places. After a few months of ownership the frame around the display started to separate from the display and now the hinge is broken and everything is falling apart (see photo) requiring replacement. It is little used and never leaves the house, so not from excessive wear and tear; This is because the plastic case construction is cheap. A year…

Great little electric car. I have a mini SD card to expand storage, which I would recommend if you plan to store a lot of files locally. The edges can be a bit sharp on your hands/wrists if you rest them while typing, and some keys require a firmer touch than usual when typing. For the price, however, this is a really good buy. Easy to use, can store and run some old games - not enough memory for many brand new big names, but anything that only takes a few GB. install has worked fine for me so…

Works great as a second portable laptop, but I wouldn't use it as a primary device. I like the size and light weight. I can easily take it to work (I'm a substitute teacher). I wanted something I could use for email, the web, Google Drive, and a Spanish practice program that I have (I had the program on a flash drive so I could download it on Lenovo). I use Google Drive for most things, which makes it easier to coordinate between my home computer, Lenovo, and the tablet. I like that there is a…

O I like its size and ease of use but I have to admit that I've had performance issues since I received it. First of all, it came with a virus/malware already installed. I'm having trouble streaming on sites like hulu and netflix and have had to deal with the time slowing down compared to real time twice. Also, the space gets stuck about a third of the time, so I often have to go back and retype text. While these are issues I can fix now, if it dies tomorrow I wouldn't replace it with another…