Lenovo - 330-15IGM 15.6" Laptop - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 500GB Hard Drive - Platinum Gray

When I first bought the computer. It looked a 17 inch screen. I love it. I wish could a touchscreen laptop computers with optical drives.

Lenovo makes quality high performance laptops. I love it.

Bought this computer as a cheap computer bc I work in an outside facility and didn’t want an expensive one to get water or sand damaged. I only needed it for internet and Microsoft office, but it also needed to be fast. So far it is working well. 3 days after I bought it, it fell off a table, this cracked the casing but the insides are all good and no issues with the software from this tramatic fall. Luckily it was only $210! Okay, now to the issues: It’s big, 15.4 is a bit much but it is surprisingly lightweight. I wanted a smaller laptop but this was the only one that could run what I wanted at this price (unless Best Buy lied to me) I have been trying to delete all the extra stuff on here that I don’t need, but it won’t let me The track pad is a little wonky but after a couple days I got used to it. Finally, Windows 10- it has an issue with wireless printers where it says they are “offline” but in fact, the printer is “online” I thought I was going nuts bc my printer and computer were not working together, and apparently it’s a windows 10 issue (I googled it and the Internet forums informed me of this issue) I still haven’t been able to print from this due to windows 10, but all in all a pretty decent computer for the price. I’m not going to feel guilty getting rid of it bc it was only $210, and it did 90% of it’s job well. But, I can’t wait to get my MacBook.

I guess my overall reaction to this laptop is "meh." PROS: nice big screen; it's fairly lightweight; I like the numeric keypad. CONS: I find the touchpad awkward; the processing speed has been slow from the moment we took it out of the box. We use the laptop for pretty light business functions, e.g. MS Office, web browsing, emails. Other than Office 365, I haven't loaded anything on it. I browse through Chrome. I find myself waiting for things to load, both software and web pages, just a few seconds longer than I expect, especially right after startup. It's not enough to ruin the computer, but it is annoying. My wife hates the touchpad. I don't hate it, but I don't like it either. I find the lack of hard buttons awkward, especially when I'm trying to highlight a large selection. Again, not enough to ruin, just annoy. Overall, if you're planning on light computing, especially if you're okay with this kind of touchpad, this computer is okay for the money. If I were doing it over again, and if I had the budget to upgrade to a faster processor, I would.

Has not let me down yet!!! Feels thin and cheap so I wasn't expecting much. BUT - it has handled everything I have thrown at it so far. I bought it to use as a backup computer for DJ'ing wedding receptions but it has become one of my favorites to use! The internet is a little slow, the touchpad sucks (hook up a mouse) and I wish it had backlit keys and more USB ports BUT it was only $200!!! If you want a solid computer for cheap, this is it! If you are willing to spend more to get more features then there are other options out there.

Good computer for the price. A little slow but nothing that would keep you from getting the job done. Will definitely increase the RAM soon.

For the price range, I’d say it is a good laptop. I bought it my senior year of college and it got me through both that academic year and student teaching. My only gripe is that it can be slow at times, but I was informed of that beforehand. All in all, I would recommend this to future students who need a device for school on a budget.

I purchased this as a replacement laptop for my 88-year-old mother-in-law. It was on sale, so with tax it was still less than $215!! Pleased with the price and the performance it provides someone who simply uses it for emailing and browsing the web.