Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great computer. I have had a Lenovo laptop for a few years and really like the fact there are no junk programs installed from the factory. This is perfect for my wife’s needs helping a grandson with his homework. I really like the ssd drive. I also like the wireless mouse and keyboard. Since it is an all in one there is no tower sitting around.

Pickup was fast , easy set up . Apps are easy . Overall easy process . Highly recommend.

This is the epitome of great value. Entry level processor, 8GB of memory which is pretty much a base configuration these days, and intel UHD graphics—but it does not perform like a basic PC to me. First of all, the DESIGN, is very minimalist. Straight up monitor with a stand that acts as speakers. Slim LCD profile and thin bezels. Basic keyboard and mouse that have the matching dark gray matte finish that seems scratch proof and looks durable. It will not be lugged around but it is very light. It looks pretty sleek to me. On the PERIPHERALS, the keyboard and mouse come with a dongle that connects both of them automatically to the PC. They are light but there is quality feel. The keyboard feels great. The keys have the Lenovo return that I like from their laptop keyboards. The mouse is on the light side, but feels decent. It only has the basic buttons but it overall feels easy to slide. The camera is integrated with the monitor and is very clear. It seems a little wide but the quality is actually impressive. The speakers are integrated in the stand and they are, like the camera, surprisingly of good quality. It does lack low-end which you only get from subs, but the audio output is crisp even at high levels. The screen is nice and bright—of good quality. The bezels are nice and thin, and it has this wide ratio that I forget it is only 24 inches, not 27. They do look like they’re 27 inches. The screen quality is sharp and vibrant. PERFORMANCE-wise, it is fast. I am not kidding you. I was expecting way less from a base entry level processor but seriously, it works the same as a lot of high-end ultrabooks I have used, when it comes to usual tasks. Word processing, web browsing, movie watching are so easy to do without hiccups. I even ran Roblox and Asphalt 9 on it with Roblox on max graphics settings and it is running smoothly. I conducted meetings and messenger calls on it without hiccups. In fact, it was enjoyable because everything seemed snappy. I was expecting some loading concerns or buffering issues, or app transition lags--- nothing. This all-in-one PC does these tasks with ease. Adding other peripherals like printers and scanners are easy—but those are software-driven. Compatibility is not an issue and I can print and scan like any other PC. I do not have advanced graphic or video rendering tasks but basic Canva use and Adobe Acrobat conversions, like I said, are executed just like any other high-end laptop I have. This is a very capable PC, and given the price with the way it performs at par with other more expensive machines, I think this is a steal if you do not need to carry your PC everywhere.

Lenovo - IdeaCentre AIO 24" FHD IPS LCD All-In-One - Intel U300 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive – Gray The Lenovo IdeaCenter AIO 24” All in one is a well designed computer with value in mind. The computer is simple to set up with only the power adapter and the USB receiver for the mouse and the keyboard to plug in. In case you were wondering where that receiver is hidden it is inside the mouse, I found it while installing the batteries! The computer comes well packed to protect the LCD screen. The box and packaging are recyclable and protect the contents well. The LCD screen is FHD that’s 1920 x 1280. The ips panel is bright enough for office or school work. The text is clear and easy to read. Graphics performance is good and it can handle basic gaming if desired but this is not the focus of this machine. This is a great machine for an office or a student work station equipped with 8gb of DDR5 memory, a 256gb SSD and Wi-Fi 6 2x2 AX & Bluetooth® 5.2. Win 11 home works well and the Intel U300 processor handles the graphics and the sound is pretty good. There is a 5-megapixel camera for those Zoom meetings and video chat with a dual array microphone. The U300 is based on the Raptor Lake architecture and can boost up to 4.40 mhz it has 8 mb cache and 5 cores (1 performance 4 efficacy) with 6 threads. So, the computer has plenty of horsepower for most tasks. This processor is very energy efficient allowing this computer to be air cooled. The computer itself is silent, great for a quiet work area. There is an HDMI and sound out port if you want to add a second monitor or wired speakers or a headphone. If you want to get a little more performance out of this computer you can upgrade the Ram it is DDR5 and there is one 8mb stick preinstalled. Max memory is 32gb and would need two 16 gb sticks. The M2 2280 gen4 SSD can be upgraded to any size you can afford if needed. The computer comes with windows 11 home preinstalled, I upgraded my OS to windows 11 Pro to allow the computer to join my Active directory domain. If you are looking for a great value in a computer with easy set up and good performance for most tasks, this is it. Lenovo has put a great package together at a fair price.

This is a great machine for light-duty tasks. Since it is an “al- in-one,” it is easy to setup with the only cable being the power brick. This would be a perfect computer for light web browsing, streaming, and using an office suite. No excess cables also means that this would be a good choice for grandmother. The box that it comes in is large. The computer is packages snugly inside with giant blocks of foam, which might not be recyclable (if this matters to you). Also included is a wireless keyboard and mouse, including batteries. These accessories are of good quality. They are not exceptional, but they are completely usable. Note that the USB receiver is inside the mouse, so that will need to be removed and plugged in. The power brick is 90W, so it could have used USB-C power, but instead uses a proprietary Lenovo power plug. Since this is not a laptop and is not intended to be moved, this is acceptable. The monitor portion is quite good for the price, with the screen being adequately sized for the 1920x1080 resolution. It does not get very bright, but should be good enough for the average office. It is fixed at 100Hz which is surprisingly good for a machine like this. I am surprised that it is not fixed at 60Hz. However, increased refresh is mostly a benefit for gamers, which is definitely not the target audience. The monitor has some ability to tilt forwards and backwards, but there is absolutely no ability to adjust the height, short of setting the computer on a book to raise it up. Of course there is no rotation ability, so it cannot be used in portrait mode. Above the monitor is a camera that is perfectly usable and should be good enough for video conferencing. It also features a camera disable switch on the side of the main vertical column, which is a nice feature to have for privacy. However, the camera does not support “Windows Hello” nor is there a fingerprint reader, so logging in will require a password. The sound is also serviceable, getting decently loud, although the sound is somewhat tinny. There are laptops out there with much better sound. Still, for listening to classes on-line, it should be adequate. There is a jack to allow the use of external speakers, but that would ruin the “all-in-one” nature of the setup. As to the performance, it falls firmly into the “good enough” category. It has an Intel U300 chip, which one performance core and four efficiency cores. This should give good performance for light-duty tasks. This is also an efficient low-power processor, so it does not even need a cooling fan. This computer is completely silent. The only area that I can criticize is the memory setup. There is only 8GB of RAM, and it is a single SODIMM module. This much memory is generally enough, but not a lot left over. Doubling the memory would extend the usable life of this computer. The fact that it only uses one memory module means that it gets half of the usable bandwidth, but this also means that a similar memory module can be installed, meaning that an upgrade should be affordable. But as to upgradability, I am not certain that the target audience for this type of computer could do an upgrade. It is easy enough to pull off the back cover (tilt the monitor all the way forward, and yank on the plastic plate on the back). Next, there are eight screws to remove, and the monitor cable on the side has to be unplugged. Swinging away the cover yields the two DDR-5 memory slots (of which one is occupied), a single M.2 slot with a mere 256GB of storage, and a replaceable WiFi module. Finally, the OS is a fairly vanilla Windows 11 Home edition, but it does include McAfee, which should be immediately removed. It will also occasionally nag you to register, and with advertisements for services like Dropbox, which is annoying. So, overall, this is a solid machine that is great for light-duty tasks, and would be suitable for people who don’t use demanding applications.

This Lenovo All-In-One device is a compact yet capable machine for your everyday computing needs. Although this is an entry level machine (due to the Intel U300 processor, built in Intel UHD graphics and only 8GB RAM), It handles Microsoft Office, Internet browsing and streaming of things like Spotify and Netflix just fine. Setup was a breeze - as the stand is integrated into the device itself - something that we normally have to attach ourselves. So it was literally just pull it out of the box, plug it in and put the provided batteries in the wireless keyboard and mouse - and you're done! The Windows 11 Home setup process went smoothly and efficiently - installing all kinds of Windows updates as well as Lenovo updates. Once I had it setup - my process is to load a performance testing utility to compare it with other desktops and laptops I've acquired over time. I've attached a screenshot of the results - which were fairly typical and expected with the SSD drive being the fastest component on the machine. Just a plug on AIO computers....if you're short on space you should really consider one. I use them regularly - and the convenience of not have cords for speakers, webcams and more is well worth it and makes your desktop nice and clean!

BIG screen! DECENT Price! GREAT display/visual effects. I ordered a wired mouse & keyboard for it. as it came wireless & i don't' want to chance batteries! Comes with a power cord to plug in back. For some strange reason, I didn't think it came with it. BUT IT DOES~~~~ PS> Cheaper than Dell & this has an INTEL processor which Dell does NOT! GO Buy it! I think you will be happy! I hired the Geek Squad to set it up for me since I am NOT a geek.

Was a challenging decision whether yo buy a new desktop or laptop but my current laptop is still working ok so decided we didn’t need anything special for a desktop (my very old previous desktop hasn’t been able to update for over a year). We are very pleased with the ease of set up and of course everything is much faster!

While it was working I loved it!! It stopped & Geek Squad tried many things to get it to work. I had to return it and Best Buy made the experience very easy and FAST. Even though it stopped working, I replaced it with the same type and will recomend it.

Really fits our needs. We are not into gaming and are not heavy users of data. So this unit is best suited to our need. After retiring our old widows 10 machine the speed of this machine is a real treat.

I have all ways wanted a All In One desk top computer and I found this Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 24 inch FHD for $499.00 at Best Buy after shopping on the Internet and this was the best price. I am very please with the 24 inch Moniter, the Key Board, and the Mouse.

It’s just what I needed for my small office. Very efficient get the job done . Graphics ate better than expected. I use everyday for invoicing and legal letters . And personal social media apps. Everything works great!

the newer lenovo all in ones are getting better with sturdyness and performance. Make sure you do all the updates or it will slow down , but its not the computer.

This is really amazing.Never had a All-in-one and this one is truely is "THE ONE".I highly recommend this for everyone that is looking for next level communications.!!!!

This computer has a big screen, a wireless keyboard and mouse, which is easy to move around, it was easy to install a printer to. I never bought this brand before, but I love it

Once again Lenovo surprises with its computer concept, despite this model being the simplest in this new category, this new appearance and technology surpasses many other brands, Price, technology, very well applied, I don't want to make a product presentation list , the Brand says for itself.

Works well and had no issues. The only thing it didn't come with a set of written instructions on how to get the keyboard and mouse to work. There is a USB port inside the mouse that needs to be put into the computer before you can use the keyboard and mouse.

Excellent computer and great experience with geek squad they are the best so happy the computer runs so fast and beautiful screen and wireless everything

This all in one computer is wonderful l would recommend this to all my friends all family. Thank you Best Buy

Everyone was very helpful and accommodating. I had a very pleasant experience on my last visit. I will make it a point to continue shopping at Best Buy.