Lenovo - IdeaCentre AIO 24" FHD IPS LCD All-In-One - Intel U300 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive - Gray

A great computer. I have had a Lenovo laptop for a few years and really like the fact there are no junk programs installed from the factory. This is perfect for my wife’s needs helping a grandson with his homework. I really like the ssd drive. I also like the wireless mouse and keyboard. Since it is an all in one there is no tower sitting around.

Pickup was fast , easy set up . Apps are easy . Overall easy process . Highly recommend.

This is the epitome of great value. Entry level processor, 8GB of memory which is pretty much a base configuration these days, and intel UHD graphics—but it does not perform like a basic PC to me. First of all, the DESIGN, is very minimalist. Straight up monitor with a stand that acts as speakers. Slim LCD profile and thin bezels. Basic keyboard and mouse that have the matching dark gray matte finish that seems scratch proof and looks durable. It will not be lugged around but it is very light. It looks pretty sleek to me. On the PERIPHERALS, the keyboard and mouse come with a dongle that connects both of them automatically to the PC. They are light but there is quality feel. The keyboard feels great. The keys have the Lenovo return that I like from their laptop keyboards. The mouse is on the light side, but feels decent. It only has the basic buttons but it overall feels easy to slide. The camera is integrated with the monitor and is very clear. It seems a little wide but the quality is actually impressive. The speakers are integrated in the stand and they are, like the camera, surprisingly of good quality. It does lack low-end which you only get from subs, but the audio output is crisp even at high levels. The screen is nice and bright—of good quality. The bezels are nice and thin, and it has this wide ratio that I forget it is only 24 inches, not 27. They do look like they’re 27 inches. The screen quality is sharp and vibrant. PERFORMANCE-wise, it is fast. I am not kidding you. I was expecting way less from a base entry level processor but seriously, it works the same as a lot of high-end ultrabooks I have used, when it comes to usual tasks. Word processing, web browsing, movie watching are so easy to do without hiccups. I even ran Roblox and Asphalt 9 on it with Roblox on max graphics settings and it is running smoothly. I conducted meetings and messenger calls on it without hiccups. In fact, it was enjoyable because everything seemed snappy. I was expecting some loading concerns or buffering issues, or app transition lags--- nothing. This all-in-one PC does these tasks with ease. Adding other peripherals like printers and scanners are easy—but those are software-driven. Compatibility is not an issue and I can print and scan like any other PC. I do not have advanced graphic or video rendering tasks but basic Canva use and Adobe Acrobat conversions, like I said, are executed just like any other high-end laptop I have. This is a very capable PC, and given the price with the way it performs at par with other more expensive machines, I think this is a steal if you do not need to carry your PC everywhere.