We had to do a computer upgrade due to one of ours died. So we got a Lenovo and setting it up was so easy and loading our program on the computer was seamless. Will look for one of these when we need to do another replacement.
I've had this computer for a couple of weeks, and it has proven to be perfect, wether I am tackling multitasking workflows or simply browsing the web with many tabs open the system doesn'g flutter
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to return the first one it died after a Lenovo update. The inputs are frail and janky. The graphics are not great. It is up to date tech wise I guess. It hesitates and blinks turn off graphics accelerator its a lil better. I wish I would've invested a lil bit more for a better desktop.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far this unit seems to be running well - however it's difficult to tell since it will take me awhile to get all of my older software moved over and to try to make this new pc like my old pc (or my old "brain" if you like...)
It was easy to open & connect to my ANCIENT monitor & speakers...seems to be handling things ok. A little bit of pop/snapping with the speakers, but to be expected since ANCIENT = Circa 2011...
This computer sucks. Installation was easy and I was looking forward to using it as my full-time PC for my business. Once every day at random times my wi-fi would disconnect. I would have to wait then restart the computer. This was quite a problem. And it wasn't my wi-fi because my laptop and phone were on it and working fine at the same time. I can't have that kind of unreliability. I did some research and learned that the network card you put in these is cheap and that they suck. That's too bad, as I used to have a Lenovo laptop that was built like a tank and never caused me problems: that's why invested in this desktop. I returned it to the store I purchased it from and purchased a different brand. Needless to say, I'm no longer having the dropped wi-fi issue.