Customer Ratings & Reviews

First of all I am a developer so since I'm using a lot of resources I can say that It is a very capable laptop , doesn't lag , doesn't hesitate to do any task I throw at it but the only bad thing is the 8GB of RAM which is kinda bad but it is what it is I will be upgrading my RAM soon for the 16GB.

Excellent value for the money!! Super features!! SS drive, AMD Ryzen and NVIDIA GeForce GTX1650. I haven't gamed for awhile...but I can again with this laptop!! WooHoo!!!

Good gaming laptop for anyone who what’s to play on performance alpha mode in fortnite it will get 120fps flat little hitches but you wouldn’t be able to tell. I recommend this product for any laptop gamer or pc gamer it is a good temporary system for anyone that can’t get a graphics card during this shortage. Fortunately I got a evga 3060 oc out of pure luck form the manufacturer for 450$. But I still recommend this for gamers who like to be portable

Definitely a great laptop at a great price, if your thinking of playing new video game releases, you will be happy most games play from medium to high settings

Great value for money. Easy use. I have purchased Lenovo previously and have always been satisfied, Use the laptop for work and play

For more than six months I searched for an affordable, reliable, everyday laptop to use for graduate school. I finally decided to purchase the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 (Model: 82K200USUS/82K20003US) based on the reviews. I regret my purchase every day. I have owned my laptop for about four months, although I have used it about half of that time. I have experienced so many different problems that I am afraid to use it. Every time I think I have solved an issue and try placing some faith in to using the laptop again, an issue either re-occurs or something new happens. The first issue, the random disappearance (and reappearance) of the Bluetooth/Network card drivers started two days after my return window with Best Buy ended. This issue has happened several times despite following all the troubleshooting steps from Lenovo’s website, including uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers. In this pandemic, I rely heavily on the internet to complete my coursework and exams. I’ve experienced this issue at the worst times (e.g., while working on a group project, when trying to submit homework). At one point, the drivers vanished for about a week. In addition, I continuously battle: 1) Shadows and other screen glitching. Watching the screen go black for a few seconds a couple of times while I was in the middle of taking a four-hour final exam online a few weeks ago did not appease my fears. 2) Blue Screen of Death while only using Microsoft Word. 3) Accessibility functions such as dictation do not consistently work. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, however, it is small, and I often hit the Caps Lock or Number Lock key by mistake; therefore, I activated the accessibility auto notification. The only time that option has ever functioned was when I had a second monitor (with no speakers) plugged into the laptop. 4) The battery dies within 1.5-2 hours while running small programs (e.g., Word), even with one program open at a time. According to Lenovo, the battery should last for 4.5 to 5 hours. I have never gotten that much time from the battery. Whatever you do, avoid this laptop! I am so exhausted going back and forth between the laptop, my roommate’s desktop, and my iPad. I so desperately want to return the laptop to Best Buy and do what I should have from the beginning: buy a MacBook.

Works pretty good. Had an issue on first run. Had to turn off and restart and every now and then it does something glitchy but runs any game I want to play. My only real complaint is battery life while using is almost nonexistent. Has to stay plugged in.

Defiantly a great laptop if you can get it on sale, doesn't compare to the Lenovo legion line but well suited for someone just getting into gaming and productivity. Upgrading the RAM to 16gb would make this more usable for more modern games. All in all Lenovos budget gaming laptop is worth the money.

I have been using lenovo and its really good to have it plus it is gaming laptop. so the gamers should give it a try.

Great Laptop. Runs smooth, great performance. I use it for work, but end up gaming on it night. Great graphics.

This laptop is amazing for school work, writing, and some gaming.

Loved the power of the GPU for the price. But i had to exchange it due to the fact that it is a gaming laptop and the battery drains pretty quick. needed something for just movies for when i travel. If would have kept it if i wanted a gaming laptop.

Great laptop for work and gaming. Fast never slow and runs smoothly

Great customer service and we’ve had the laptop for a few years and it’s been great

For the price (especially on sale) this is a really excellent laptop. The first thing I'd like to mention is the screen. It's 1080p which is good for the price bracket, it's IPS for good viewing angles, and most importantly it's 120hz. Very few laptops at this pricepoint have 120hz (or higher) screens. The Ryzen 5 processor is plenty for most users. 8gb of RAM should ideally be upgraded to 16gb, but it's enough for almost every scenario. 512gb SSD - it's only a SATA 3.5" SSD, but I can tell you the laptop generally feels extremely snappy and responsive (I have a high-end gaming desktop with m.2 PCIe SSDs and 32gb of 3600mhz RAM and this laptop literally feels as responsive as my desktop.) The Nvidia 1650 GPU is basic but it's still far superior to any graphics provided by an APU so that's another win for this laptop. The keyboard feels fantastic. I love that it includes a full numpad. Oh, one last thing I LOVE about this laptop is that it has a beautiful, tasteful and CLEAN design that isn't about putting intakes or exhausts that look like they belong on a stealth bomber. The gaming-oriented cues are there but very subtle. The main cons I can think of are the build quality is only so-so (not unexpected for the price), especially the touch pad which really feels cheap (functionally it seems fine, though.) The built-in speakers are mediocre. And lastly, the battery life is slightly below average - but again, acceptable for the price point IMHO.

Had for 1 year, still works great like it's brand new.

Really enjoy my purchase. The speed and quickness. The graphics. Its all good.

I am loving this laptop for gaming, It is fast and does not get hot.

Great entry level gaming laptop. Decent storage and RAM. Great sound

My son uses this to play games on almost all day. Loves it