Customer Ratings & Reviews

This desktop replaced a Windows Vista machine. It has tons of memory and speed. I use it for pictures, videos, music, and email. More than enough power.

Very fast and easy to set up..windows 10 the best!!

I can't say enough good things about this PC, you really do get a fast performing PC for your money, with plenty of storage. Plus it's not packed with bloatware, which is a nice plus!

I am not a hard-core gamer so I cannot speak to the computer's ability to keep up if that's what you're into. For basic work tasks, using MS Office, surfing the web, and watching videos online, it does a good job. If you need a computer for that stuff, this is pretty good for the price. There are two things, however, that drive me nuts. First, I have a ton of CDs I want to rip. No matter what I do, the rip speed is wickedly slow. My old Dell that ran Vista ripped a CD in 2-3 minutes. This Lenovo Windows 10 monster takes 8-10 minutes to rip a CD. The second thing is a terrible design oversight. BOTH of the the USB 3.0 ports are on the BACK of the machine. If you want to use 3.0 flash drives, I hope you like crawling around on the floor and/or fighting with all the other connections back there. Even if you buy a USB 3.0 hub, the cord for those is only about 6-8 inches long...NOT helpful. Of course, Windows 10 does odd, glitchy things and is clearly a work in progress still. Gone are the days of wonderfully, smooth-running XP operating system.

my son loves it for his Gaming games. Most games works at the highest level.

I'm really impressed by this machine. Powerful, fast, and a really great value!

After comparing reviews compared with similar Dell computer, I chose Lenovo although I was unfamiliar with it. I had Windows 10 previously and was having a few issues that I hoped would be resolved with a new computer. As I found out with this brand, it is not compatible with Microsoft Edge. I could not open the browser at all. I had to take it back to Best Buy who told me this is a known problem and that they would install Google Chrome and not to use Edge. It would have been nice if I was told that when they had my computer and transferring my data. It would have saved me the frustration, hassle and time trying to figure out what was wrong and having to take it back. Now that I am using Chrome, the computer is awesome.

when i use the dvd drive my wallpaper turns completely blue, and now it turns blue every time i turn on the computer. I can usually fix the problem by opening and closing the dvd drive or changing the size of my wallpaper, but that only fixes it while the computer is being used at that time. After fixing the wallpaper, if the computer is turned off then on, the wallpaper becomes blue again. I have not found any way to stop this permanently, but at least it does not affect the computer itself, just how the screen looks.

The weak 180 watt power supply was a killer for me. I couldn't even mount my "Music Hard Drive" in the case. No extra power connections. Forget about adding a better graphics card, the power supply won't support it. For general web browsing & office type work this machine would be killer. I need a system that'll allow me to process photo/video images rapidly, this isn't it. For those of you who are thinking "why doesn't he just swap out the power supply".....well, you really can't. Lenova uses a 14 pin main power connector on the motherboard. There are no after market power supplies that have that....believe me, I looked every where. Lenova makes more powerful PSU's but they are to big for this computers case. I had to return it.

I bought this computer mostly because of the 12gb memory and large HD. I quickly upgraded to Windows 10 (Upgrade, not new install) and find that disk activity is very high, like constant activity, slowing down the computer a lot. My browsers will sometimes just freeze and sit for 10-20 seconds before continuing and frequently give the message that they are not responding. Videos are also very choppy and I'm using a fiberop internet connection. Honestly, my dad's old Vista computer with 3gb of ram is faster. One day I hope to do a clean install of Windows 10 to see if that resolves the issues as it seems like something is hampering it's efficiency from what is can be, but until then I can't recommend this PC

My H50-55 is very good, but I ran into an issue with it. It came with a 3 month trial of Kaspersky Internet Security. Even though I have a license for ESET NOD32 AV, I thought I would try out the Kaspersky product. After I had installed it and activated the license, problems started. If the computer went to sleep (power saving) upon waking it would display a BSOD referring to IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL then reboot. Upon reboot, Kaspersky would report that it's last startup had failed and wanted to send log files to Kaspersky. After downloading their uninstall tool I was able to uninstall their product. Rebooted, installed ESET NOD32 and have not run back into the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL problem so far. I recommend the H50 computer. It is a lot of bang for the buck. Be cautious about using Kaspesky on it, though.

Bought this computer for my mother in law that went back to college. It is lightning fast and has handled many different applications so far. I even installed a few games to play when I'm at her house and the graphics are pretty good.

I've only had the computer installed for a few days and it's great. An incredible improvement over what we had. This is my second or third Lenovo computer and I continue to be impressed. It runs quietly, it runs fast for office work. The only complaint so far is the keyboard. For some reason, they've switched the location of the Fn and CTRL keys! I use the CTRL key frequently and it has always been on the left corner. Now, that's where the Fn key is. WHY? I might have to buy a different keyboard! Other than that, the keyboard is easy to use.

I purchased this computer just after Christmas, while it was on a big discount and had free expedited shipping. I thought this was a deal that I couldn't pass by. The computer worked great for what I used it for having no problems at all. It was able to handle any game I threw at it. It was flawless for the first month and a half I had it, but, one day, I pressed the power button to turn it on, and I got an error message that I couldn't even read before it cut off. I have yet been able to get it to power on after this incident. I called Lenovo technical support, and I had trouble understanding the lady I spoke with because of her heavy accent, and she was unable to understand me. She was of no help whatsoever. She proceeded to ask me for my email address so she could send me information about having someone come to my house to fix the problem (under warranty), and after telling her my email address like 4 or 5 times so she could understand it, we ended the call. I never received any information on my email, and now I'm stuck to figure this problem out for myself. I know I'll be very mad if I have to lose any money to this problem. Hopefully, this can get fixed sometime soon because this was my main computer that I used and I need it for school.

I got this computer when I really needed a new one and it's done pretty well. No issues thus far and it's overall pretty fast! Recommended!

A great PC, unless you were hoping to upgrade it. When I first brought the PC home, I noticed the motherboard has only 14 pins for the power supply. That's where the problems start. So you get an adapter (24 pin to 14 pin) and you realize the power supply does not fit. So you can break off or bend a piece to fit it in, but it may void your warranty. Then there's the video card. Fitting it in is a nightmare. The network adapter is in the way. So you move it, and the ram is in the way. You finally seat your video card and seal up the case, and your CPU starts getting hot. But due to the lack of open spaces for a fan, you have 2 choices. Run the risk of burning out your CPU, or buy a new case.

Powerful computer, great speed. More Ram the other systems in the same price range.

A great desktop computer (lots of space and fast) for an excellent price.

I bought this knowing that I would have to upgrade the video card for gaming. I did NOT know that I would also have to upgrade the power supply to support the new video card. It was challenging to install both into such a small case, but it worked. Even with the extra added expenses, the final result was still a good value.

It's a desk top computer tower the does the job. Fast and quiet.