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Anonymous
Make it an I7 then the price is good.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Almost nice spec but the CPU. CPU is very slow for current market.
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i5-10210U-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-3500U-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-4500U-vs-AMD-Ryzen-7-4800U/3542vs3421vs3702vs3721
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Comes with a non-user-replaceable EMBEDDED battery. The day the battery dies is the day you have to ship the computer to Lenovo to replace it. I'd never buy a laptop with an "EMBEDDED" battery.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
typical lenovo move. pass! //@Anonymous: Comes with a non-user-replaceable EMBEDDED battery. The day the battery dies is the day you have to ship the computer to Lenovo to replace it. I'd never buy a laptop with an "EMBEDDED" battery.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
This is like a solid deal for $350. You clowns like to complain.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I agree on deal
How many times did anyone replaces battery ? //@anonymous: This is like a solid deal for $350. You clowns like to complain.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I'm the original poster. I had to replace my laptop battery after about 14 months. The battery was removable and I purchased a new one off of Amazon. Replacement took about 30 seconds. The battery that comes with this low-end Lenovo is listed as having only two cells. The battery that died on me had three cells. If your battery dies, you lose all the portability of your laptop for at least two weeks. Problem with "Embedded" batteries is the same save-a-dollar mentality of using such a system has also infected Dell and likely others. It is a total deal-breaker for me. //@Anonymous: I agree on deal
How many times did anyone replaces battery ? //@anonymous: This is like a solid deal for $350. You clowns like to complain.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Fantastic deal! all in! 5 of each! :) watch too much Trump news lately. //@Anonymous: Deal?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
great deal in for 86
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Last time there was a macbook deal, someone commented that the MacBook Air line gets hot easily compared to the Pro line. You may want to google that up. //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
many states tax free weekend is this weekend, use your head to take actions //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
not really //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
doubt tax-free for macbooklaptop //@Anonymous: many states tax free weekend is this weekend, use your head to take actions //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
No! //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
some states do tax free on first 1k computer purchases. //@Anonymous: doubt tax-free for macbooklaptop //@Anonymous: many states tax free weekend is this weekend, use your head to take actions //@Anonymous: Good deal? Please advise. thx
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Only if this was an Mac Pro
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It’s a good deal! No doubt. It also depends on your usage. If you want to use this for entertainment and few other things - excellent laptop. If you want to run heavy workloads, I doubt it can handle.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It is at least a 10th generation i7!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
How does this compare to the Macbook Pro deal from COSTCO? $100 more for +8GB memory and 1.2 Gen 10 i7 vs. 1.4 Gen 8 i5...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I want to know too. Someone please help //@anonymous: How does this compare to the Macbook Pro deal from COSTCO? $100 more for +8GB memory and 1.2 Gen 10 i7 vs. 1.4 Gen 8 i5...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
double the memory. FOR SURE!! //@Anonymous: I want to know too. Someone please help //@anonymous: How does this compare to the Macbook Pro deal from COSTCO? $100 more for +8GB memory and 1.2 Gen 10 i7 vs. 1.4 Gen 8 i5...
6 years ago |
Anonymous
1024GB, why not write 1T?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
1TB = 1000 GB, one of the deceiving and stupid industrial standards thing. //@Anonymous: 1024GB, why not write 1T?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
1tb = 1024gb in binary unit. Industry should use decimal unit instead of binary unit. In decimal unit 1tb = 1000gb //@Anonymous: 1TB = 1000 GB, one of the deceiving and stupid industrial standards thing. //@Anonymous: 1024GB, why not write 1T?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
You will receive less than 1000GB anyway //@anonymous: 1TB = 1000 GB, one of the deceiving and stupid industrial standards thing. //@Anonymous: 1024GB, why not write 1T?
6 years ago |
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Anonymous
deal?
6 years ago |