Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this laptop/tablet. Small keyboard so I can easily type with my one hand. I have used it everyday since I got it. It is my second Lenovo. Old one still works great. The battery needed replaced and I couldn't find one I trusted.

My Laptop is what the technician ordered. It's exactly what I needed to complete my college assignments and compact enough to carry with me anywhere I go. My silver friend laptop is easy to use as a laptop or as a tablet because of it versatility. Let me mention the touchsceen functionality is awesome. Opening and closing programs have never been easier. A great product and worth the price.

I love it. Great for my work and school. I use it everyday.

Great display! Touch screen is amazing! Love the 3 in 1 option for versatile use. Great for work and school tasks!

Great laptop. It does just what you would expect it to do.

Great value and pricing. Laptop works fine with no issues.

Purchased for basic use around the house and traveling. Light weight. Perfect for setting up with a dock. Runs everything I need it to, great for price.

Perfect first computer for my granddaughter. Easy to use and plenty powerful

Nice Laptop for what I need and the price was reasonable. Easy to set-up

It’s a great device I use it to watch shows and sometimes I transfer the pictures from my camera and works great! Totally recommend.

My daughter got this for me for my birthday great PC

Nice size and good performance, it is a small but good laptop

THE PC I USE FOR MY WORK, GOOD PERFORMANCE, RECOMMENDED

Works great! Easy to use, and light weight. So glad I bought it.

Good price. The material feels durable. Great performance too!

Ok computer for the price. Everything works good except Bluetooth connection disconnects from time to time and the only way to restore it is to shut the computer down and restart it.

Although the 14” screen on this laptop makes it attractive as a travel laptop, there are a couple of drawbacks that make it a miss. First the pluses. As stated, it is a good size for travel and being able to fold it over to use as a tablet is a huge plus….when it’s working. But more on that later. The touch screen function is great and there are two USB ports so you can plug in a (wireless) mouse and a flash drive or second monitor if you need one. The graphics card is fine as long as you don’t want to play games that are too graphics intensive and the processing speed is fine as long as you don’t plan to run too many apps at once; not the best, but definitely a bit better than economy chromebooks and other 4GB processors. Now for the downside. When it works, it works, but when it doesn’t buckle up. If you aren’t in the habit of restarting weekly, get used to it. With out doing that the machine will start to slow down noticeably and get very cranky…you’ll see a definite passive aggressive personality surface. Responsiveness will slow down and things will stop working until the ideapad is started and then everything will be great again…until it’s not. One unique bad thing that surfaced on my device at the six month point is that both the tracking pad and keyboard stopped working. I was able to use a wireless mouse and virtual keyboard to get into it to access Lenovo Vantage to try to get help from the chatbot, but that was quite tedious as you may imagine. After ensuring that there were no software issues after a 90 min call with Microsoft, I ended up calling the support line at Lenovo. Here's where things get really bad. The basic (or Good as Lenovo calls it) warranty level that is included with the device as purchased includes basic phone support. The tech I spoke with immediately jumped to a full factory reset as a solution to the issue, meaning that all data on the laptop would be lost; I finally reasoned them into a compromise of the BIOS reset of the system, which reactivated both the tracking pad and the keyboard, but only for three days when the issue occurred again and I had to go through this process anew. If an issue cannot be fixed virtually, you'll need to mail in the laptop and be without it for 3-4 weeks barring any unforseen delays in parts or repair times. After the second reset, I was offered an extension/upgrade to my warranty which included next day, in home tech support for future issues vice 3-4 week mail in repair support & enhanced tech support, which seemed like a good deal until I found out that: (1) it would not apply to the issue I was currently having since it was “pre-existing” & (2) “next day” meant 3-5 days after I reported an issue since no parts are kept on hand and the parts are only sent to local techs once they request them from Lenovo – total wait time 4-6 biz days. Not really an option if you use a computer daily. All in all, this was a machine that showed promise, but was a big letdown, both in terms of performance and brand support/integrity. Doubt I’ll be getting another Lenovo anytime soon.

This was purchased to replace an older Dell. Basic use for email and search the web and it will also be used with a knitting machine. The one thing I would caution is that since this is what they call an "S" model you cannot download documents straight form the interweb, you must have a Microsoft One Note account and use that for downloads.

Great computer! Easy to use! Pictures match the computer perfectly.

Great laptop with all the modern features you’ll need. Nice feel to the keyboard, very good webcam with built in camera cover. Decent battery life, but don’t expect to be able to leave your charger at home if you’ll be out for an entire day. In short, great all around laptop for the price.