LenovoV15 Laptop, 15.6" FHD Display, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U Hexa-core Processor (Beat i7-1065G7), 40GB RAM, 1TB SSD, RJ-45, Numeric Keypad, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Pro, Black, Additional 1 Yr ADP

The quality is perfect, the value is amazing, what you get for the cost is very competitive, It's not a touch screen, but it's easy to use and packs the punch to rival more expensive units. Sound quality is acceptable. The performance is what you'd expect from Lenovo. Excellent. Doesn't heat up as quickly as other units. But, don't overdo it with putting it on the bed or sofa for long periods. Battery life is still good after having it for a long time.

I have had my laptop over a year now and it has been doing great. I do think the battery it came with could be better, but I have been playing The Sims 3 and 4 with over 300 mods and cc combined so that could be the reason for it. No speed or wifi issues. I love it.

This is an excellent computer. I bought the 1G and it has Windows 11 and I belive Bing. Anyway, it was a breeze to set up, just follow set-up instructions. Laptop is up and running in a minute and if I'm. In my 60's, anyone can do it. I love this laptop. My last Lenovo lasted 11 years but it was getting very slow after it installed windows 11. I hope this Lenovo last's. me another 11!!

The Lenovo V15 is a solid laptop for everyday tasks. It’s lightweight, boots up quickly, and handles web browsing, emails, and light work smoothly. The display is clear, and the keyboard is comfortable for long typing sessions. It’s not a powerhouse for gaming or heavy editing, but for basic productivity or schoolwork, it does the job well. Battery life is decent, and the build feels sturdy for the price. Great budget-friendly option!

I’m not techy, this has been great for all my internet use and daily work. The kids have used it for multiple different online games without any complaints. Battery life has been better than expected!

Slightly more expensive than the computers I usually buy, but way faster, especially at bootup and loading Stellaris. The only problem is FNV keeps crashing, but FNV is FNV, lol.

I ordered the laptop and it seemed like it was doing well. A few minor things I didn't really like much but nothing extreme. Then it started malfunctioning. I sent it in to Lenovo who told me there was water damage (what? It was nowhere near water, but ok...) and it costed over $400 to fix. I thought they were the ones with the year long accidental protection warranty which was the whole reason I bought this particular laptop. It offered a one year accident protection warranty. Once Lenovo told me the damage was not covered by them and that it was the seller who was responsible for that guarantee, I messaged the seller. Repeatedly. I got nothing. Not even a reply. So, while the laptop is acceptable, you shouldn't buy it from this seller. They don't honor they're warranty or even contact you back. So now I'm out $700 for a laptop I desperately need, no way to replace it, and no money to fix it. I'll be watching out for products from this seller to avoid from now on!

I got the Ryzen 5 CPU with 16 GB Ram and 512 GB CPU, which is more than enough for my needs. It is easy to set up. It comes with Windows 11 which I don't especially like, but it is fast. It comes up and shuts down instantly. It has only two type A USB ports. The one type C USB port is used for the power cable, leaving only two usable ports. So I also got an Acer USB extender with four more USB Ports so that I can hook up an external mouse, external keyboard, external drive, and ringlight. This setup works well for me.