Customer Ratings & Reviews

Have only had this computer for about a month so we are still becoming familiar with it. Much faster than our old Dell that we replaced with this one. Only complaint has been the woefully incomplete owner's manual, if you can even call it that. Did not explain hookup ports, etc. very well at all. Good thing the Geek Squad bailed us out.

I'm enjoying my new Lenovo. I'm a not a techie so I don't have much to say on that end. I can say that it's been a fast upgrade over my last computer. My only complaint is how much more complicated Windows 10 is after using Windows 7. I feel like I have to take a course in it to use it. And it takes much longer to navigate anywhere. But the computer, the computer I like.

Very satisfied with the quality of this desk top. The ease in the set up makes it a wonderful product for the not very tech savvy. I am also impressed by the beautiful design of the product. I bought Lenovo for its reputation in the tech world as a good quality product and the ease of set up . I would recommend this product for any first-time users or small office set up's

super fast desktop computer. It works great. Good storage capacity

Purchased for my wife to do her work, research and web browsing. Added 8 more gig ram and a second new monitor. She has been very pleased with the performance and ease of use. Still not sure about recovery software yet, but working on it. Otherwise a great system for the price and performance level.

Sale price $100 off Good value for the money. Quick and dependable

Everything I needed Plus. Great design, very fast and lots of memory

It's a good pc first of all, great video quality but due to redesigned power supply, it cannot be upgraded at all. It will run most of the older games, and supports 4k res. The support apps are great, Lenovo makes it very easy to stay on top of the maintenence.

easy, setup, quiet, easy access ports, no frills look

The speed was fast enough for my basic needs and memory was marvelous.

Wife's 7 yr. old computer motherboard fried. Didn't make sense to replace the motherboard so tried to replace the computer with the cheapest thing out there. Couldn't add a secondary HD in those, so we stepped up to an i5 Lenovo ideacenter desktop with 8gb RAM and 1tb hd. Impressive and I'm happy with it. Geek Squad set it up and free AV came with it. Good call.

Super fast for my needs. Enough memory to run many things at once

This desktop preforms great! It is fast and quiet! Would but again.

I get warping when playing complex on line gaming. I also don't like that I have to restart the computer if I walk away from it for a short amount of time. The graphics are good and the processed is quick. I have always owned dells put this one so far is good. Like the windows 10. Operating system has come a long way.

Easy to use. Great computer and software on it. Quiet.

This is a great desktop. In a time where Dell and HP are building small form factor systems with proprietary power supplies and other parts, this Lenovo gets it right. I immediately added a 512GB SSD for Windows, then erased the 1TB drive to use as a backup with Macrium Reflect, the best imaging/backup software on Earth (and it's free).

Only have it about a month but so far, so good. Any problems with set up was easily resolved by Geek Squad. Only negative is that I probably purchased a computer that was more than I needed and I could have saved some money if I didn't take the salesman's advice. But otherwise, I'm satisfied at this point..

The Lenovo desktop computer is fast and easy to use

Excellent. Easy to use. Light... easy to move Quiet

I actually advised my BFF to get this machine. It is a really good machine for the price. It was a replacement for an ancient 32bit Vista machine that had been well used since new. The hybrid drive helps this PC boot faster than a standard HDD, but it doesn't hold a candle to a SSD based machine. I'm not to sure about the gaming claims however but not a problem since this is more for everyday use and photo/video editing it seems more than up to the task. I can't be to sure about upgrade ability however. There is only one slot for a second HDD and it required SATA power/data connection. There is also plenty of room for a larger GPU, but there seems no way to use a powered GPU. The custom PSU only uses a standard 4 prong CPU connector the mainboard connector I have not seen before, definitely not standard. The power connectors for the HDD/ODD connect to the motherboard and Not the PSU directly which is rather odd to say the least. This is a fine machine to get a non-hardcore gamer into the 21st century.