Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I first try this laptop out on the first day, I definitely knew that this laptop was the one for me to use on a daily bases. Also, the size is decent enough to carry around rather than a heavy laptop with a built in CD-ROM.

I was considering the Microsoft Surface 4 for $699 - but after reading the reviews on this laptop/tablet combo I decided to save some money and buy it....great decision. It does everything I need & it's an excellent value.

I bought this as a birthday present for my wife who is a professional engineer. She loves the versatility, functionality and all in a compact size. I told her to tell Santa to bring me one for Christmas.

PC is great. Good battery life, fast start-up, amazing speakers and snappy browsing.

Bought for son for for his first real computer. Everything is working fine. Loves how he can use it as a tablet. Only thing I don't like is that there is no back lit keyboard.

I really love this computer this is my 1st computer and I enjoy that it is touch screen it really helps out alot and also its very big in my opinion.

No back-lit keyboard despite many comments from a "Lenovo Product Expert" saying, just hit FN + Space - This laptop DOES NOT HAVE A BACK-LIT KEYBOARD STOP SELLING AS SUCH. That aside, it's an all around OK machine with DECENT performance which you would expect for the price. Just don't want to spend my money on something that the company and "Experts" were stating is false. It is NOT Full HD (as described on the Best Buy site, but only "HD" Full HD - Definition 1920x1080 Fix this on the description as the display is 1366 x 768.

I bought this computer for my sister who is starting college this year & so far so good! She loves the touch screen and how fast it is!

Always wanted a computer with both touch screen and 360 rotate screen. Price is good as well. Only didn't have a very high-resolution.

I bought this laptop 2 months ago , everything works fine except for having some lags , another thing is that supposedly this model ( 80sa0000us ) has backlit keyboard but I could not activate it ( anyone knows how ? I try Fn + spacebar and not works ) , other than that I think it works in a good way

The Pentium processor is no slouch. For most users looking for something lite and something to use online and lite gaming and school work. This is it. I upgraded the mech drive to a ssd and it has 1 slot with a 4 gb ddr4. I replaced it with a 16gb 2400 Crucial ballistic from Newegg.com. This unit was open box as well. Now it is a happy laptop.

Lenovo invited me to review this device on their site, then refused to publish it so I'm publishing it here to inform my fellow consumers: I needed an inexpensive laptop for work purposes- only requirements were that it have AC wireless capability and a gigabit ethernet port in the smallest possible form factor. This device fit the bill, others were either too large or too expensive. I was initially concerned about the fragility of the "hinged lip" that is Lenovo's representation of an ethernet port and my concern was justified within a week of owning the device. The first time I tried to remove an ethernet cable, I needed the assistance of a small screwdriver just to avoid breaking the port hinge. The second time, no screwdriver involved, and guess what... the hinge broke. So now, whenever I need an ethernet connection, my options are to either hold the cable in place with my hand as firmly as possible, or use a strong enough clip/clamp to hold it there. I suppose I could return the device or have the port fixed, but why bother when I will still have the same problem. I can't for the life of me figure out why the port was engineered this way- tell me, Lenovo, what was wrong with just making a straightforward port to connect an ethernet cable into as computers have done for the last 20+ years? Either the made-to-break hinge was somehow cheaper to manufacture (which I don't believe) or it was done on purpose to wrap consumers up in warranty/repair drama for the life of the device. I'm just thankful this is not my primary laptop/computer. I'm typically not a PC/Windows user, but I expected more from you, Lenovo. Performance is mostly meh. For the price point, it gets the job done. Processing performance varies, sometimes it's fine, sometimes laggy. I think if you only plan to use the internet to browse one page at a time without any other open apps, this is the perfect laptop for you. Coolest feature about this device is its ability to flip into a tablet- though even that is marred by the fact that the touchscreen collects fingerprints quickly. Form factor is the device's only shining characteristic.

Excellent basic laptop for word processing, spreadsheets, email, and web surfing. Also works well for streaming content like Netflix and Slingtv. Great capability to change to tablet mode for ease of use in certain situations.

good comptuer for every day use. fast enough and not too heavy

I love it. Really nice for traveling, great price.

I think we'll probably need to upgrade the memory, but other than that I like this laptop. We use it for classes, word processing, social media, editing pictures and streaming.

I take online classes and it it great for my classes as far as saving homework,and documents

I purchased this when it was on sale. I liked it for the most part, except for one thing... You're getting what you pay for as far as screen quality. If I wasn't looking straight at it, the screen was so blurry that it was hurting my eyes. It seemed decent speed wise and the build quality is quite good for the price. However, I returned it and found a much better deal (Full HD, ips screen, i3...). Go to Lenovo's website and search for this same model... Compare the specs... Your welcome!

I bought this laptop for my son, and he loved it!!! I bought an HP chrome and had to return it in less than a week and got this one instead. The size is just perfect and the weight as well....

I was a lil skeptical but love this device after using it. If I cud change anything it would detach from keyboard. Otherwise no complaints.