Lenovo IdeaPad 3 (15.6-inch, 2021)

Keyboard has plenty of travel, number pad ; Hard to beat the price ; Clear camera with privacy shutter ; Can upgrade RAM and SSD ; Decent speakers

Loose, small touchpad ; HD display is dreadful ; No keyboard backlight ; No USB-C or Wi-Fi 6 ; Plastic chassis is flexible

Bottom line: In the face of a $400 price tag, the IdeaPad 3 15's shortcomings are easier to ignore. It should prove to be a low-end workhorse around the house for school and office work, but watch out for that HD display, loose touchpad, and aging port...

Lightweight ; Student-friendly ; Q-Control (Quick Control) ; Better audio experience ; Secure

Average and non-backlit keyboard ; Average touchpad ; Fewer ports ; Average battery life ; No touchscreen

Don't be fooled by the price. Can run Fortnite in 120FPS on ultra, as well as the latest titles.

Better battery.

The keyboards ligths up and the graffiti are excellent thank you

Like all

Runs the games I want it run

Sound is quiet, battery life short when gaming and small hard drive

Great keyboard, slim screen bezels, and clean attractive design

Screen colours are terrible. Sound quality is terrible. Fan noise is obnoxious even on quiet mode. Electronic squealing noises from the laptop when plugged into mains power.

Was looking for an entry level gaming laptop. So far not disappointed and haven't got anything bad to say although I've only had it a short while.

Fans can be quite loud when running a game, if you wear headphones you won't notice as much.

Great laptop, amazing specifications and for a very cheap price. would recommend 100% as this is good for your money and plays games like a dream :)

The 1 thing I am not a huge fan of is the heating fan, it's very loud when the GPU is in use and get's very hot, but I don't mind it because I listen to music while playing so it kind of blocks the fan, but that's it

Fast startup and excellent graphics

more than 2 USB ports would be useful.

Battery life