Lenovo - 110-15ISK 15.6" Laptop - Intel Core i3 - 4GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Black

I really like the laptop. It's very fast and compact too. The only thing I wish it had was a backlit keyboard

I love this laptop, I'm on it almost all day. I love the games, office, or just looking up whatever comes to mind. I am totally into this device.

Awesome deal on laptop and Xbox bundle, lap top works great.

I only got to use it one time before the screen's led was messed up. Make sure you take you time closing the lid very carefully. Any pressure on it will hurt it. It's been messed up 2weeks after I bought it.

Let me say this: if you want a computer to stream videos, edit a document, and have eight tabs open in your browser, then look elsewhere. This is not the computer for you. And don't even think of playing any serious games on this computer. Browser games maybe, but don't try any MMO's or FPS on this computer. If you want to run one or two tasks - say, stream a video and upload/edit some photos - then this computer will work great. It'll be slow, but not so slow as to be unusable. I like the large local hard disk - 1TB is plenty for what you'll be using this computer for. It comes with a media reader, which I use to upload and edit photos and videos from my cameras. It actually comes with a DVD player in case you still use DVDs. The computer is light and has a big screen and comfortable keyboard. There are some significant downsides. The default maximum volume is quite soft. This is quite annoying. I recommend a free utility like Equalizer APO (and the Peace GUI for Equalizer APO) to increase the loudness. That will of course distort the sound somewhat. So all in all, the sound on this machine is terrible. Fine for streaming videos; not recommended for music playback unless you like using headphones. Also, the keyboard has an odd layout, where the right-shift key is quite small and the page-up key has been pushed up next to it. You can overcome this with a keymapping utility, but it's annoying. Those are the only real downsides. If you manage your expectations and use this computer for one or two things at a time, then this is a terrific computer for its price. No one bought this computer for me or paid me for this review. I bought this with my own money after doing a bunch of research on computers at this price range. I knew going in what it would be capable of and it met those expectations.

This laptop replaces a 2 year old Lenovo that was lagging when it came to online games. This unit keeps up just fine. My only complaint is the power cord. I realize eliminating the 120v portion of the cord saves the most money (versus the 12v cable, which is much smaller in diameter), but eliminating the entire 120v cord kinda sucks. The two, 120v prongs are built into the converter, which is a bit larger than a deck of cards; consequently, plugging it in to a power strip means you have to cover two outlets. It's short too - only 6' of 12v cord. Solution is to buy a dedicated extension cord, so not the end of the world, just irritating. Setup was easy/uneventful and was online within just a few minutes. For the price, hard to beat,

So I purchased this in store and got it a bit cheaper since it was an open box. It also went on sale for $80 less, so it was quite a bargain. The low price point was one of my main reasons for purchasing. Off the bat, it's got a good amount of screen real estate. The resolution isn't the greatest, but I found it adequate for my needs. I was looking to get a supplemental PC that I could be mobile with to do typical office stuff; check email, browse the web, type word documents, watch videos, etc. For the average person looking for something to handle everyday tasks, it's great. It's fairly light, has a decent battery getting me roughly 5 to 6 hours of light work, around 3 for stuff like watching movies or wireless streaming to other displays. I haven't had any issues with Windows 10, the i3 makes running programs zippy. 1TB of HDD space is nice, even though I wouldn't use it all given its a laptop. The full size keyboard is nice, and the keys have a good pressure resistance. Typing is not really noisy like some other keyboards, so it's good there. I like how it has integrated Bluetooth. Didn't ever overheat on me, even when I had it sitting on a blanket for long periods. Overall, it's a great deal for those on a budget. Now for some of the things I don't like about it, which aren't much. For one thing, I don't like how the right shift key is half it's normal size. I'm a right handed person and I tend to use the right shift key a lot when I type, so having it's normal size split to make room for the up arrow key irritates me. It's not too big of a deal, just something that irks me about the keyboard. The speakers suck, they just totally suck. It's not so bad though since you can just connect some headphones wirelessly, problem solved. The login screen has a delay when you power up, a little annoying having to wait when you're so used to instant logins like your phone. That's pretty much all I disliked. If you can snag this for under $200, it's worth it in my opinion.

It's light. It's cheap. It works. The build quality looks disgusting at first glance but you grow out of it. Just make sure to take good care of it. It looks like it can break being dropped from the height of an inch tall hahah. The power button is lame... It takes about one small tap and it might turn on or off on you whichever one is more inconvenient. Having no detachable battery pack threw me for a loop. To take off the battery, if it were to ever go out on you requires removal of numerous parts. Usually batteries last a very long time before it goes bad but yea... it is going to be annoying to replace. Don't expect the laptop to handle lots of load... Opening 5 tabs on the browser and using Adobe Reader already stresses the system. It can play League of Legends on its highest settings no problemo--just a tip to anyone who is wondering if they can play the game on this laptop. Yea... this laptop is a great buy if you need it to just get you through college. No need for some heavy, fancy, pricey laptop that you carry everyday through miles of walking from class to class just to get you tired and sore. Knowing most college students, we get out of breath just climbing stairs....!