Lenovo Quad-Core AMD FX-7500 APU up to 3.30 GHz, 16GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, AMD Radeon R7, DVDRW, WLAN, Bluetooth, Windows 10

I used to consider Lenovo a name I could trust....but it's becoming very apparent to me that their quality has diminished over the years. Their laptops used to sit proudly upon my office desk and their tablets were used daily by my children as they played games or watched movies on them. Every couple of years I would upgrade their tablets (just to keep up with advancements in technology) and again choose Lenovo as they had never failed us. I have now made my final Lenovo purchases. One being this reviewed laptop, and 3 more Lenovo tablets. All 3 tablets were hands down the worst tablet purchases I had ever made.As for this laptop, all I can say is nearly 3 years later, and the protective plastic wrap is still intact around the screen just as it was when I purchased it. (This thing never gets used) From day 1 startup, I have felt that this laptop would have a very difficult time giving a 1978 Speak & Spell a run for it's money.Costing me well over $500, this laptop was a HUGE disappointment and did not live up to it's claims whatsoever. In fact, (and I'm being completely serious when I say this) if you want to do something as simple as opening a calculator app or view a picture that you have saved, you better set aside about 5 minutes to OPEN EACH of those things. Nothing opens quickly, nothing closes quickly.Sadly, I had purchased this as a Christmas present for one of my children and had to go buy him another laptop in the store because there was absolutely no way this was going to run a video game.At the end of the day, the last 4 Lenovo products that I've purchased (totaling about $1500,) have all been completely useless for me and my family as they performed way below standard even when compared to other brand devices with LESS performance specs.

Not the best laptop I have ever used. This was bought for use at the office, when working at home and when traveling for work. As a small nonprofit I was looking for something that was not to expensive but would handle daily use for Microsoft Offiice, Quickbooks, and our online data entry service. There are two issues I continually have with this laptop and that is the screen/mouse will start jumping to different screens in the middle of working on something else and the internet will drop making me reboot the computer to get it back.For the screen issue - the mouse will move around on it's own and then the screen will show all the different programs I have open, i.e. word, excel, internet, etc. It does not matter if it is 2 or 5 programs. It is really irritating when you are in the middle of typing and it switches screens. There is no rhyme or reason to when it happens.The second issue is the internet/wifi will drop or not start up. The only way to get it to start again is to restart the computer. Sometimes when traveling for work, it will not connect to the wifi at a hotel.However, for the price it is a reasonable laptop which I have been using for a year now. Next time though I will invest in something a little more reliable so that I do not waste my time dealing with these issues.

Even after a lot of troubleshooting and updates to programs and drivers, many issues. Slow performance (opening programs, startup, etc.), keyboard lag when typing, extremely fast battery drain, slow wireless internet connection (running 300mbps through router and can only get about 50mbps max on computer...even my cell phone was pulling 260+mbps), and Ethernet port was defective and does not work. Extremely disappointed especially for the price paid. Computer now at Lenova repair for possible repair/fix. We will see. All I know is I will never buy a Lenova again!!!! I have never written a review previously, but felt I had no option other than leave one for this product.

This laptop worked great at first but slowly degraded over time. If you close the screen, there is no clearance between the screen and the keyboard; this creates marks on the screen that cannot be removed. The computer is also prone to randomly shutting down which makes it heavily inconvenient for nearly any prolonged use; at first I thought it was related to overheating when I gamed on it, but even using Chrome has caused the computer to shutdown after a few minutes of use. The computer also has issues with running multiple programs at once and will freeze, which is unexpected since it's a quad-core. Of course, this all started happening after I installed new drivers for all the components though the device manager, so perhaps it's an unfair judgement that might just be an issue with a bad driver installation.Update: Installed latest drivers, installed latest bios, installed Windows 10 again. Keep getting "thread stuck in driver". Various people have issues with this laptop and Lenovo blamed the operating system and refused to service it in warranty unless I proved it was the hardware, but I am not a computer technician. Hardware is failing, warranty is already nearly out of date when computer arrives leaving no time to return Lenovo for repairs. Do not buy.Edit:bios needed to be updated in order for video drivers to function after windows 10 update. If I didn't understand how to update bios, I'd be out of luck with this computer. Would not recommend based on that, but I have decided to give it some more stars since it is fixable.

After looking at pricey laptops with the same or similar specs, I bought this one. It is for my daughter, great video, super fast she loves it, and $900 less than apple.