Lenovo IdeaPad 1 Student Laptop, 15.6" FHD Display, Intel Dual Core Processor, 12GB RAM, 512GB SSD + 128GB eMMC, 1 Year Office 365, Wi-Fi 6, Webcam, Bluetooth, SD Card Reader, Windows 11 Home, Grey

The Lenovo IdeaPad 1 Student Laptop is an excellent choice for students seeking a reliable and affordable device. With its 15.6" FHD display, Intel Dual Core Processor, 12GB RAM, and 512GB SSD + 128GB eMMC, this laptop delivers smooth performance and ample storage.I adviced you to buy it 🥰

I highly regard Lenovo computers and this is my third one. The configuration and design of Lenovo laptops are excellent. I would have appreciated some basic “Getting Started” documentation in addition to the online information available by searching Lenovo.com. There wasn’t any paper in the box I received. Either the manufacturer or the seller could easily this.The upgrade to Windows 11 is very good, now that I have configured it to my needs. It is much improved over past versions.The ordering and delivery from Amazon was lightning fast (TwoDays) and without any problem whatsoever - as usual. I am totally satisfied and I would recommend this Lenovo laptop, ordered through Amazon, to anyone.

Good laptop for the price. Runs a little slow

Nice, sleek, loads quickly and does everything i need it to do for my homeschooler. Great value too!!

Do not make the grave mistake of buying this absolute piece of trash. It is horrible. I know what your thinking. "Wow those are great specs for so cheap". Yeah the old adage "you get what you pay for" applies here. Massively.It is SO slow. May as well have 1g of ram. No setting optimization fixes this. NOTHING works properly. Everything is so buggy and crashes often. I bought this to run quickbooks for a business and my 85 year old book keeper was making fun of me for how slow it was and how I shouldn't have cheaped out and bought this POS.Yeah imagine an 80+ yr old man complaining about how slow a "new" computer is. It's that bad and worse.The screen is literally the worst screen I've ever seen in real life. Laptops 10+ years older have a screen that blows this away. It actually hurts my eyes after about 30 minutes and that's never happened to me before. It is so hard to look at.The whole thing is SUPER cheap. The keyboard layout is stupid and if you're used to a normal keyboard get ready to hit the wrong keys constantly.There is no redeeming quality to this laptop. It's absolutely garbage DO NOT BUY. It's probably not even worth the aggravation trying to get everything off of it and return, so the best I can hope for is some good karma put out in the universe saving some other poor souls the misfortune of buying this POS.Do not buy. You're welcome.

Very Happy with my purchase. Using it for grad school. Like the light up keys on caps & number lock. you do have to use the Microsoft browser, but I understand there is a way to unlock others if you so choose. Screen is large, memory is large enough to store tons of schoolwork and pictures, 12GB of ram, Intel dual core, everything I needed for school, browsing, and work.It is a bit light weight, so I would get a case or protective cover if you plan to travel with it. Lift it while the lid is closed to avoid breakage. Keeps a charge for several hours of continuous use. I don't think you can find a better laptop for under $300.00 for school use.

Very Happy with the performance and condition of the computer.Works great and does everything I need it to do.

CONTEXTI read many of the reviews before deciding to make my purchase. It was in my hopes that the reviews complaining about the computer’s slowness, bad screen quality, Windows S mode, etc. were wrong. I was hoping maybe those people had just gotten defective laptops. Wishful thinking. I didn’t want to spend more than $300-$400 on a laptop and this one advertised that it could do the simple things I need it to do, so I took the risk. Here’s what I think:THE REVIEWThe computer is slow. Its ram is not very high, so that makes sense. The screen quality is not good, either. And, yes, the computer *does* come in Windows S mode. These are my three biggest complaints, and here’s what I’ve done to remedy it:Windows S Mode - I saw another review on here that states that you can’t remove Windows S mode without contacting support. This isn’t true at all. I removed mine easily. You just need to make sure you have your windows login credentials on hand, make sure to pay attention to what you’re clicking & agreeing to (Windows will try to trick you into keeping S Mode enabled), but if you just follow the prompts, it’s super easy to remove it on your own. Just have patience and vigilance.Screen Quality - I’m not sure if this is the case for every version of this laptop, but mine came with completely messed up settings for color calibration. I noticed when I was using Google Sheets, and pastel green looked like dark blue. This is easy to solve! Look up a YouTube video for how to correct your color calibration for Windows 11. I promise you, it’s easy, and it only took me like 5 minutes. Is the screen quality itself great? No. Will it get the job done at least? Yes, and that’s all I need from it.Slowness - You get what you pay for. This computer suits my needs, as I am a part-time office administrator, and a fantasy novelist. The slowness is annoying, but all it requires is patience. Just. Wait. It’s slow to set-up initially, and loading pages in your browser takes more than a blink of an eye, but it DOES get there. If you can’t afford patience, then you should cop up the extra money for a faster computer - OR, buy more ram. This is definitely a laptop that has potential for tech gurus.Final Thoughts:This laptop sucks lol, but for the simple things I need it to do (google docs, google sheets, youtube, word press, data entry programs, so on), it can manage. I would not use it for gaming, programming, etc.We don’t *live* on our computers, people. If you don’t wanna cough up the money for a better computer, learn to be okay with what this one has to offer.