Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought it to HDMI to big-screen TV. Great 1080p video.

Product functions well. Great Small form factor desktop

A very nice PC with a low price for basic office work.

Very slow CPU. for the price I paid I can't complain. Small foot space. Annoying pop ups here and there. Otherwise it works as it should.

Great desktop. Perfect size for small computer desk

its an ok but not great computer.it could be better there are problems with windows 7 I have had to call for tech support several times

This item works very good just I needed for my wife.

This product is very great. It is sturdy and has given me no complications at all!

Great PC for small business needs. I would recommend.

Not the fastest, but for the price a very capable PC.

Good computer. No problems. Good speed. Small size.

My son bought this on June 7th and by June 28th he got the blue screen of death. This computer should not have done this already. he doesn't do anything on it for it to do so. It is having issues with the hard drive. I am taking it back and see what they will do for him.

Big bang for the buck, does what is expected of it.

It started out slow, found out it is the provider and they are going to upgrade.

Power full and has all the bells and whistles , Bluetooth and built in wifi

It wasn't powerful enough. Window 10 is easy to use.

I purchased this as a sort of a stop gap between an existing system and a future system just to be able to check email, pay bills online, surf and shop the internet. This system will do all that, and has good features, such as: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in addition to the Ethernet connection, a DVD/CD burner, 64-bit Windows 10, 500 G hard drive, memory card reader, HDMI and VGA, and six USB ports, two of which are 3.0. The Pentium processor is not the same as the ones from 20 years ago except for the name, and is a slight upgrade from the Atom and the Celeron. It is only 1.6 GHz however. Though Windows 10 supposedly only uses one or two GB of memory, 4 GB of RAM did not seem to be enough. Internet pages loaded slowly, and if multiple tabs were opened, the computer really seem to bog down, like a Model T on a muddy road after a hard rain. My old computer with Windows Vista only has three GB of RAM, but is much faster, though it has a Core 2 Quad processor. The Lenovo comes with some useful software with system status and optimization features. My 300s only has one memory slot, not two as the specs state, and 8 GB is the max amount of RAM you can install. I purchased an 8 GB RAM replacement module. It took maybe one to two minutes to upgrade, though it cost me an extra $30. The memory upgrade was worth it though, as now the computer has a whole new level of functionality. I like to have multiple tabs open when surfing the internet, and found that by the time I had 10 tabs open, the computer basically stopped working. After the upgrade to 8 GB, I have had 30 or more tabs open and had not lost functionality. From my experience, if you are thinking of purchasing this computer, consider that you may want to upgrade the RAM. Factor this in and you may decide to spend more on another computer upfront. My laptop with Windows 7 and 4 GB worked okay. By the way, this computer uses notebook type memory, and the power supply is an external brick like the type notebooks use.

Computer not as fast as I thought it would be Very slow when searching the internet..

used to maintain a calendar and schedule employees, satisfies our needs

I really like the fact that is has built in wifi! That's a plus