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The laptop meets the requirements I expected from it. It works as a quiet office machine, but can easily handle 3D modelling and subsequent rendering. Work in Twinmotion, Rhinoceros etc. I have no experience playing games on this device.
Price/performance ratio
Lovely design
Good optimization, ntb can run demanding graphics programs without any problem
In normal work, you basically can't hear it running
Unlike the very quiet "sleep" mode, it is quite noisy when turning on more graphics-intensive applications, but this is to be expected given the size and power of the graphics. I don't have a comparison with other products, but I assume that this minus will be present in all similar kits.
Asi problém konkrétního kusu ale měl problém se zvukovou, čas od času (řekněme dvakrát denně) vypadla a byl potřeba reset celího notebooku aby zase naskočila
The laptop gives a good impression from the outside. It is pleasantly light and precisely made.
Once opened, you will be pleased with the high-quality display with a high refresh rate. On the other hand, it is a bit disappointing that the otherwise high-quality backlit keyboard bends in the middle when typing.
The touchpad is made impeccably.
You will be pleased with the wide connectivity of the laptop, which offers everything except RJ45 (and COM? ). LAN connection can be solved inexpensively with a reducer, as well as displayport. Full HDMI is present.
The sound from the laptop is quite good, classically from the bottom against the table. The grids next to the keyboard are fake.
The battery life is excellent, it can last a whole working day. Charging is also pleasantly fast.
I wanted a ntb of this size, these parameters and this processing, or for me the ideal price/performance ratio. However, this device has been returned twice - the first time the graphics card did not work, but I ordered a second piece, the second time again the bluetooth was not stable (it did not find the mouse, headphones, speaker and if it did, the connection was highly unstable) - I compared in parallel with another ntb and there everything ok. I don't know if I'll give Lenovo another chance, maybe I will, but this is a big disappointment. I guess the ideal would be to try 5 pieces at once and hopefully one of them will be okay or I don't know 🙂
CPU i7 13700 - mega powerful chip
GPU 3050 - 60W max power, more than sufficient for gaming in this body
compact size - ideal compromise for travel + home with external monitor
metal body - much more powerful "macbook with Windows"
everything was killed by non-functionality - first time ntb didn't see GPU at all, second time problems with bluetooth
The first switching on of the laptop was somewhat nostalgic. I remembered the days when every PC came with a set of CDs with drivers on them. There would be nothing wrong with this if the laptop came with a CD with drivers or if the laptop had a CD drive. Setup of Windows 11 Home has become an almost insurmountable problem. The laptop had no idea that it had a touchpad and not everything could be navigated with the keys. Thankfully knowing it had a USB port and connecting a mouse got me through the first screen. Another problem occurred on the network connection screen. For some reason, it wouldn't skip and, world wonder, the laptop didn't know it had a network adapter. Shift + 10 started the command line, at least something. OOBE\BYPASSNRO to skip network settings, cool. When this comedy came to an end, I had a laptop that didn't really work, couldn't connect to the internet and stuff. Stylish straight heater. Windows 11 was only in the Home version and I was not happy with the whole process. So I bought a new license of the good old 10 Pro for 99, - at auction, did a clean install from USB (which worked miraculously), downloaded the network adapter driver from Lenovo's website and now it's working fine. No sound and no touchpad yet, but what would you want for 31k today.
Stylish design, even if it plays a bit like a MacBook
Great display
Charging via USB-C
A small laptop with big power for video and graphics on the go
Installation as in the old days
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