Lenovo - 520-24AST 23.8" Touch-Screen All-In-One - AMD A12-Series - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Black

I got this all-in-one for a new job at work. When my HP all-in-one at home DIED, I immediately rushed over to Best Buy to by another Lenovo. Lenovo - 520-24AST 23.8" Touch-Screen All-In-One - AMD A12-Series - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Black. Yeah, if I had big bucks, I'd buy a I-7 processer, more memory and possibly not an AMD. (Maybe lack of knowledge of how AMD has advanced /bias toward intel). This thing is great. Easy to set up and get running in a couple minutes. I never consulted the instructions..just plug and play. No service call was needed to HP support! (Good thing cuz it's a Lenovo, lol, right?). And yeah I never heard of Lenovo before. That was scary, [I was concerned it would be like an E-machine=junk,imo]. It comes with a wireless keyboard and mouse. At home I put it on a tv stand that swivels, Great idea. It was hard to find the DVD player at work...I did NOT know it had one since someone esle bought it and set it up. (DVD player is hidden on the right side) I love having a touch screen (like on the HP). THERE are no set up disks with the unit.Nothing that says official windows...(Maybe they quit doing that). I've used this pc since May 22nd and the second since June 12th...5 weeks and 2 weeks. No complaints. Well I don't like Windows 10. I need to figure out how to get Comcast virus protection for home..(It only comes with a short virus trial). I did look for other options before I purchased this..because the HP was on its last legs...but I did not find any screaming deals/or fantastic reviews. Was actually looking at cool larger curved screens, etc. But when the HP quit..I just went out and bought this nice reliable simple, reasonably inexpensive option. One thing they do not think of, is when you get a set up error, by having a wireless keybaord/mouse, you cannot tell the system any other commands. I keep an old USB keyboard around for those times. Touch screen doesn't work until system boots beyond the startup, either. I love this plain jane basic unit. Nice having the same one as work. I'm not giving up my desktop or all in one soon. I have a laptop...but I like the bigger screens. Would have bought a 32 or 34 inch...if the HP had not died. I love the phone and its aps...But sometimes I want a bigger screen. Great having both.

I have had this computer since 7/22. Recently, it started having the blue screen of death. I tried everything I knew to remedy the issue. I called tech support and basically tried those things again. Had to send it in for warranty repair. (This is the main computer in my business..the server for my network so, difficult to be without it!) My frustration comes from checking the status of the repair. I don't get much info from the website they send you to for status updates. I had checked the tracking on my package and it had been received on 10/17. I called on 10/22 and was told it was never received. I have proof of delivery from USPS. I called this morning and was told it had been received and parts were ordered last Friday, 10/19. On FB chat, I was told it wasn't received until 9:47 yesterday morning (10/23). I can't get any estimate on how long I'm going to be without my computer. This is a real hardship for my business. I have had Lenovo all in ones before and had very good experience. As a matter of fact...every computer in my store but one is a Lenovo. This whole tech support/repair situation is my big concern. This computer wasn't even 3 months old when I experienced problems but could be OK with that if I can get it repaired and returned quickly. That's obviously not going to happen.

We discovered that my 6-year-old granddaughter has a learning disability and we needed to get a computer that was simple, had Bluetooth for the mouse and keyboard, with a big touch-screen. I always go first to the Geek Squad to get their onions. I do this because they are the people who work on the product when something goes wrong, so they really know which products are good, and which ones to stay away from. I want to go with a Hewlett Packard All-In-One, but was advise for $100 more the Lenovo - 520-24AST 23.8" was the way to go, especially with the Ram and a 1TB Hard Drive. A MUCH BIGGER BANG FOR THE BUCK. The device was easy to set-up, supper fast, has a quality feel and look, durable, and my granddaughter is doing wonderfully on it. If a 6-year-old can become very competent on this quality computer, you should be “A-Shoe-in”! Could not be happier, and I am a hard grader. PS- It was not a $100 price penalty since with the 30 day guarantee of matching the lowest price, I was able to find a price $75 cheaper and Best Buy credited my account. ALWAYS CHECK YOU PRICES AFTER YOU BUY FROM BEST BUY. I personally have save hundreds of dollars with this simple process.

First of all, let me say that I only bought a new computer because my old one could not upgrade to Windows 10 so all of my browsers and software no longer could update for the past year. And honestly, after having this Lenovo for two days, I dearly MISS my old PC. My old one was a 2009 HP running Windows Vista. Other than having a bad driver on it too, it ran almost perfect compared to this one. First off, it runs slower - it takes twice as long for programs to open. No matter what browser I use, it runs slow. The internet connection is less stable - even though I have my own WiFi router. I am constantly having to disconnect and reconnect. When trying to access the Settings, to personalize everything, it kept freezing up or wouldn't open at all! I kept having to restart it just to do what I wanted to do. Do I know the cause of this poor processing, yes, yes I do. You see, when I first started up the computer, Cortana was turned on and it was the fastest and smoothest operating system I've ever used. I was like WOW! But then.....then I turned off Cortana. After turning it off, that's when the whole computing world changed in my office. Now why did I have to go turning off Cortana? Many reasons. Is it coincidence? Maybe. Maybe not. I haven't installed any programs other than Office, so it can't be memory usage so soon in the game. Who knows? I think it is just because this is an economy PC, so it will be iffy on performance. But hey, you get what you can get. If money is not an issue, go for the $800+ models by HP, Samsung, and maybe Dell.

I purchased the Lenovo 520-24AST computer about six months ago. When I set out to buy a new computer, I originally wanted an HP. However, after I went to the store and played around with the HP it wasn’t that good. I had previously owned a Dell computer which died a few years after I purchased it. Therefore, I really didn’t want to purchase another Dell computer. I started researching the computers offered on bestbuy.com and notice the Lenovo 520-24AST offered what I was looking for in the price range I wanted to spend. The day I went in to purchase my computer there was a sales representative from Lenovo that was in the store. I was able to verify the information I had gathered from my research on this computer. And he gave me a demonstration of how the computer ran. I was impressed. The Best Buy sales representative who was assisting me, also stated he owned a Lenovo computer for eight years and it was still in good running condition. That made me feel confident about purchasing the Lenovo 520-24AST. The computer was easy to setup and I started using it immediately. I am very happy with my purchase and I plan to purchase other items from Lenovo soon.

First 3 days had issue with the computer automatically shutting down; sometimes re-starting automatically and sometimes not Took the computer back to Best Buy only to be told my options would be to return it for a new one as they didn't want to do a system check to see if there was an easy fix I was finally able to convince the Geek Squad to look at it free of charge and we were ultimately able to determine that the problem was a "when to shutdown" setting. The system shows a standard shutdown time of 10 minutes which Lenovo evidently doesn't adhere to We reset the shutdown time to "Never" and the problem hasn't surfaced again I have other computers, all with Windows 10, and the setting for shutdown is 10 minutes on them all and never had any issues Have since set the shutdown time on all of them to be "Never" Should you buy a Lenovo I would strongly suggest you change your Windows setting to "Never shutdown" as soon as you have updated Windows after purchasing the computer

Bought 2 of the same computers same day in April from Best Buy Round Rock TX location, and the very lower part of screen on one computer started acting up 4 months later, so I took it to Geek Squad of the same store immediately, with "Geek Squad" and manufacture warranty, did not think it would be big expenses to fix it. Got call few days after, told me the screen cracked ( how? it sat on my desk for the past 4 months) and it would cost $586 to fix it and $85 to ship back to me. it is the same cost to buy a brand new one! I bought more than 10 laptops of HP, Dell, Toshiba for the past 8 years, never had any issues, this is the first time trying All in One computer, screen cracked in 4 months? at the cost of same price for a brand new computer just to fix? No, I will never buy this brand again. One star is quite generous to give. I will keep this posted till the problem solved.

I wanted to get a larger monitor than my old laptop (15.4") screen provided yet wanted to keep my desktop clear of extra cables and connectors. This AIO came with a wireless keyboard and mouse. I chose to use my old wireless mouse for the feel and function although the one provided did work fine. I had a choice of three AIOs when I went to buy and a ended up with this one due to the non-shiny monitor surface. Upon reviewing my working environment, I realized that although there weren't windows behind me, I would get light reflected back toward the screen which would be a distraction. I had to sacrifice a larger screen for the 24" in this unit but I don't regret the compromise. Lenovo has a deal with Dropbox to aid in the transfer of data from your old computer to this one. I tried moving some files but I realized that my slow internet connection would take me a long time going out to the internet then coming back in for a couple of PCs only feet apart. I used a flash drive for the data that I wanted to move and took this opportunity to clean out files that were no longer used. I have backups if I find that I need them later. The computer is responsive and I am enjoying the bigger display.