Lenovo IdeaPad 3i 14 Laptop, Student and Business, 14" FHD Screen, Intel i3-1115G4 Processor, 12GB RAM, 512GB SSD, HDMI, Media Card Reader, Webcam, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Platinum Grey

I needed a computer to fulfill my online orders. It was very easy to set up. The screen quality is great and it has perfect size and quality for your buck, the sound quality was just enough flr what i needed and it works very fast. I have been using it for a few months now and its durable and its the best value for your money.

I ordered this laptop based on the reviews of the seller since there was none for the laptop itself. For the price, I could not see anything better, and I have not been disappointed. I mostly use the laptop when we travel---for email, web browsing, news, storing and processing photos, and other personal business.It is faster than I will ever need, and has plenty of storage. The monitor is sharp and clear, really accurate, pleasing colors. I added some music and the sound is very good, as good as my ears need.This 14" Lenovo replaced a 15" older Dell. It is lighter, nice for packing, and I find the screen size just as good as the slightly larger 15". And personally not very tech smart, I have found PCOnline to be very supportive. So 5 stars to the seller as well.

The correct model is ideapad 3-14ITL05 Laptop - Type 81X7 and not idealpad 3i as the title says.Came with windows 11 S mode. Users without knowledge may find it difficult to use a tool to deactivate s mode. Otherwise it works very well for having an i3 processor.The one they gave me had a Kingston brand NVME.The speakers sound pretty good for the price I can't complain

I like it. I have the 12Gb RAM/512Gb SSD model. It looks great with the brushed aluminum finish ( though its all plastic) and is small and light. I was slightly irritated finding out about Amazon's purchasing, modifying computers, realizing, it had no real warranty (other than Amazon's 30 day return policy). The date of manufacture was 05/18/22 and first purchased for modification, 07/18/22 . I first ordered it 03-28-25. Being what it was, the first thing I did was set up Windows 11, making sure everything worked. I was able to obtain the complete users guide and hardware maintenance manual via the QR code on the laptop/Lenovo web site. I didn't like how the computer turned on, just from opening up the lid. So accessing the UEFI/BIOS menu (F2 in the beginning), I turned it off. Next, I proceeded to do what I originally bought the laptop for: I installed the Debian 12.8 GNU/Linux operating system. NO MORE WINDOWS! Yippee! Now, I'm absolutely amazed how super fast that computer is.Update 04/05/2025NU/Linux, the speed of this machine is phenomenal.

I PURCHASED A LAPTOP AND WHEN I GOT IT IT WOULD NOT CONNECT TO ANY WIFI. I CALLED THE MANUFACTURER (LEVONO) AND THEY SAID TBEY COULDN'T HELP ME BECAUSE MY LAPTOP WAS NO LONGER UNDER WARRANTY. SO I PAID JUST ASK TO HELP ME TROUBLE SHOOT MY ISSUE WITH THE LAPTOP. AFTER TRYING A FEW DIFFERENT THINGS IT STILL WOULD NOT WORK. THEY SAID SOMETHING WAS WRONG WITH THE LAPTOP. SO I REQUESTED A REFUND THAT SAME DAY AND MAILED IT BACK THE FOLLOWING MORNING. ONCE THEY RECIEVED THE LAPTOP THEY STILL WOULDN'T ISSUE MY REFUND. I HAD TO CALL AMAZON AND PUT IN A REQUEST FOR AN INVESTIGATION ON MY REFUND. SO ALMOST 2 WEEKS LATER THEY FINALLY ISSUE MY REFUND. I PAID 450 AND THEY REFUNDED ME 310. THE RETURN PAPERWORK SAID THEY WILL CHARGE A RESTOCK FEE IF I DIDN'T HAVE A CLAIM NUMBER FOR THE LAPTOP, WHICH I HAD! ALONG WITH PICTURES OF WHAT WAS WRONG WITH IT THAT WAS MAILED TO THE COMPANY WITH THE LAPTOP. I ALSO INCLUDED A HAND WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF WHAT WAS WRONG WITH THE LAPTOP AND HOW IT DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A WARRANTY. I DID GO TO BEST BUY AND SHOW THEM THE SPECS IF THE COMPUTER AND SAID I WANTED SOMETHING SIMILAR TO THIS ONE. IT HAD 20 GIGS OF MEMORY AND 1 TERABYTE OF STORAGE. THE TECHNICIAN AT BEST BUY STARTED LAUGHING AND SAID THE LAPTOP WAS THE SAME AS SHOVING A CORVET MOTOR INTO A FORD PINTO. THE PROCESSOR WAS REALLY OUTDADTED AND COULD ONLY HANDLE 3 OR 4 GIG OF MEMORY SO THE 20 THAT IT HAD WAS USELESS. THAT PART WAS ON ME BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW, BUT NOW THAT I DO, I WANTED TO SHARE MY TERRIBLE AND EXSPENSIVE MISTAKE WITH EVERYONE SO THEY CAN MAKE A BETTER DECISION THAN I DID

When the hinges broke on my old laptop, I knew it was a matter of time before the whole thing failed and I could lose access to my data. Though I normally have spent much more on my laptops, Bidenomics has us looking at less expensive options for lots of things. I was worried about the physical quality and didn't want to be miserable for the next couple of years, but my worries were unfounded. I am thrilled with this purchase! It is smaller and lighter than my old machine. I find the smaller keyboard to be very comfortable and the keystroke noise is pleasant and subdued. The memory and storage are unparalleled at this price point. So far, this has been a great machine for me, and despite spending about half of what I did on my last PC, I'm considering it an upgrade. Thanks Lenovo!

Easy to use & small enough to travel with

Upgraded from my 2019 Lenovo to this one. Quite the improvement! Start up time is really good, about ten seconds until it’s ready for the password and another twenty or so until it’s ready for use — less than 30 seconds to boot up. I got the 20 GB of RAM and 1 TB of SSD storage option. The dual-core-dual-thread processor is plenty powerful for what I need it for. Picture quality it nice and sharp. On a full charge, battery life seems to be about 7 hours with the screen on half brightness. It comes with a six foot cord, so I rarely use it without it being plugged in somewhere. For less than $400 including tax, I’m quite impressed with this little laptop. Of course, I’m not mining Bitcoin with it, but if you’re like me and would describe your laptop use as fairly average, I can’t recommend it enough.