Lenovo 2023 IdeaPad 3 Laptop, 14 Inch FHD Display, Intel Core i5-1135G7, 20GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Intel Iris X Graphics, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, Windows 11 Home, Bundle with JAWFOAL

The features this laptop have are excellent, large memory and fast processor for the price cant be beat

I have just got the pc set up and it really seems to be the one I needed. It loads fairly quickly and the hard driver storage capacity will be great for photos.

Purchased this laptop as a Christmas gift for family and was a great choice. Responsive and with the features they needed at a great price point. Very pleased!

I love this product! It's perfect, 5 stars recommended.

It’s simple and lightweight! Just fits our budget and works perfect

The laptop I bought started having issues couple weeks after bought… then a specialists finds that the motherboard was burnt… after just couple months after bought.I Tried contacting the seller and never got an answer. Double check before buying and if something is wrong contact immediately. All that money lost and not even an answer.

i have twin kids so i need to work extra hour to save money to buy one more

All in all everything seems good with this Ideapad3 laptop. Speed is good, display is good, it seems sturdy-built, and it has a decent (but not great) amount of SSD storage. I even like the Windows 11 O/S, which has received numerous complaints.BUT THERE IS ONE THING THAT RUINS THIS LAPTOP - the new design for mouse buttons. And it's not just this laptop, it seems a lot of new laptops have this feature where the mouse buttons are under the touch pad, at the bottom.What this means is that if you're in the habit of keeping a finger on the main (left) mouse button the touchpad will not respond because it is reading your mouse button finger - not as a mouse button, but a touchpad input, stupid machine! So you have to remember to take your finger off the mouse button for the touchpad to register. And, if you like to keep your finger on the button to quickly SELECT an option or item, you have to learn to keep your left finger VERY still so it doesn't move your cursor. Or, try to find which area of the touchpad is the mouse button, I know all this sounds simple but it's a hard habit to break. I keep getting selections I did not intend because my left finger on the button was not absolutely, perfectly, rock steady still - practically impossible. This is not a practical system.Again, sounds simple but this design flaw (bad idea) means everything takes longer and there is a lot of backspacing and overwriting needed to fix the CONSTANT mistakes made by the wandering cursor and mis-reading of mouse button inputs.Other than that I'd give this laptop two thumbs up, but it's a real frustration to use this machine - so I cannot recommend this as a wise purchase, if you value your time and effort, which will be wasted trying to control this goofy mouse button/touchpad confusion. Try to find a laptop with normal, conventional mouse buttons. It'll save you a lot of productivity time.And I haven't even mentioned the RIGHT mouse button - a whole additional set of problems.