Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15IIL 15.6" FHD Laptop (i3-1005G1, 8GB, 256GB SSD)

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.

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.

This is like a solid deal for $350. You clowns like to complain.

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.

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.