Lenovo - 330-15ARR 15.6" Laptop - AMD Ryzen 3 - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Onyx Black

Very versatile and durable laptop with a nice size screen, fast processor if you’re doing everyday work, bundled software from games to security, and access to Windows applications if you have an account or want to establish one. A great computer that was available at a great price.

I enjoy the large screen, the speed, the large diskspace- overall I am happy with the performance and to my surprise there even is a feature for a DVD

This is a very nice computer. It does way more than I really need but I'm learning a lot. I'm happy I purchased this computer and I'm sure I'll get a great deal of use out of it

Easy to understand, great product and well organized.

Cant run minecraft on lowest settings. Best consistantly fps is 15. My charger broke off into my computer, short battery life and very glitchy. Only installed steam games and any time I leave the window and go back to a game the color is inverted

The Good: 1 - This is a very fast laptop with 8GB of memory. 2 - It has a quick charging feature. 3 - The screen while not IPS looks very good and has good viewing angles. 4 - The keyboard is very good for quick typing. 5 - There are lights for the num lock, caps lock and power. 6 - It has a DVD drive The Not So Good: 1 - You can't charge it from the USB port. 2 - There's no easy way to upgrade the drive or add memory. 3 - Only 2 USB ports* 4 - USB ports are only on one side (left) of the laptop. 5 - Audible fan. 6 - Audible hard drive. Comments: I was looking for a laptop with great performance, a very good screen and the ability to upgrade easily. Lenovo delivered on the performance but adding memory or upgrading to a SSD will be a chore because it has a dozen small screws instead of a compartment like other brands do. While this is just a minor annoyance (you don't upgrade that often), what I find both confusing and annoying is the USB type C port. When I looked at this laptop in the store, I saw the sticker on the front that said USB-C 3.1 and it also says "Fast Charging" so naturally, I thought I'd be able to charge it like my cell phone but you can't. It's nice that the port can do high speed data transfers but I would rather have a third regular USB port which is far more flexible. Although I intend to change to a SSD at some point, I have no real complaints with the 1TB drive this laptop came with. The drive is very fast for a conventional drive but in a quiet space, the drive activity noise can be annoying. As for the fan, for people who like me have a work space that is dead quiet, this could be an annoyance. It seems that the fan never turns off but for the speed of this laptop, it's a compromise I'm willing to live with. All in all, in my opinion, this is the price/performance leader in laptops as of the time of this review (I just looked and it's on sale for $60 less than I paid for mine). Thanks for reading

I ordered this computer online for school and within an hour was able to pick it up at the Best Buy near me. First and foremost, the computer has a great sleek, and clean look to it which I loved! The screen is bigger than I thought it would be, (my old laptop only had a screen size of 11'' which was fine, but this is definitely an incredible upgrade!) and the resolution is pretty good as well. I have watched Netflix on it for a few hours and the quality is definitely worth the price I paid. It took a few minutes to finish the initial set up but thats to be expected as it had to update a few things. I bought it a couple days ago and it runs like a dream. Its just the right speed for me, and I need a decent speed with all the online school work, web surfing, research, and occasional recreational use like Netflix and light video gaming. The ONLY downside to this computer is that the battery life isn't long lasting. It needs recharged within about 4 or so hours of constant use. Which it says in the description when looking at the details of the laptop. However it charges up relatively fast so it really isnt an issue for me, just the only small downside I was able to find in order to give an overall review that wasn't straight gooshing about this laptop. Long story short, I love just about everything about this laptop and the price was extremely reasonable. This is my first Lenovo Brand and I am definitely impressed with the quality of their electronics thus far. :)

Obviously, you can tell form the price and specs that this is not meant to be a high-end machine. And by that, I mean that if you're looking for a gaming laptop and whatnot, it might not work for you. I read all the negative reviews (I find these more beneficial than positive ones) before I made my purchase. The main complaint that I saw repeat was how slow the laptop is. I can tell you that this is a Windows 10 issue on this laptop. Because Lenovo does not provide a firmware update tool for Linux, I kept the windows installation which comes preloaded to make it easier to update the firmware whenever there is an update (and there will be one when you first use the laptop). I noticed how annoying and lagging performance was. However, I waited until I installed the Linux based system that I was going to actually use before deciding whether this is machine related to Windows related. The machine is perfectly fine and performs well. Battery life is about 4 hours (it's a small capacity battery as indicated in the product description). I also read complaints about the fan noise and HDD noise; both are legitimate to a certain extent. The fan noise is audible, but it doesn't go too loud as I expected it to based on reviews, perhaps it goes higher when using Windows 10. As to the hard disk noise, you can only hear it when it "parks" or starts. During use, it is barely noticeable, if at all. Overall, I'm satisfied with this purchase and it serves me well as an advanced user.