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Lenovo V17 G3 IAP Iron Grey
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Petr, praha 8
Rated 29/11/2023, variant Lenovo V17 G3 IAP Iron Grey
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Every time I buy an NTB and look mainly at the price/performance ratio, I run into problems. I've listed the most important ones and the first one will save you a lot of time and nerves. I bought it as a machine to replace my desktop computer. I have had my previous lenovo notebook for 11 years and it is still in service. Hopefully this one will be too.
price/performance ratio
minimalist design
The BIOS does not support Legacy boot, only EFI and therefore you need to format the flash drive with the GPT read system (for example using Rufus software). Boot manager will not load the original Win flashdisk and you cannot boot the system without a second computer. This fact is not even in the official Lenovo manual, where it is described that the BIOS Legacy boot supports
no RJ-45 (connector for internet via UTP cable). So again, without a second computer where you download the WiFi driver to a flash drive, you can't get the internet up and running.
the battery is built into the body of the laptop, so I don't know what I'll do when a hard reset is needed. Cannot remove the battery and thus disconnect the power supply
I'm not entirely sure if you can actually tilt the display 180° to be horizontal with the keyboard, but the bottom edge of the display bumps into the ventilation vents from the body, so I'd say it can't be done
due to the size and the plastic chassis is a relatively soft construction. So it always requires a careful grip on both sides and I'm worried about what the hinges will hold
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Petr, Otrokovice
Rated 15/11/2023, variant Lenovo V17 G3 IAP Iron Grey
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My colleague here is getting upset about nonsense - he should have bought the Win11 version. A prepared flash drive with rufus (offline account) with UEFI installation of Win 11 is a must (for those who don't buy pre-installed Windows), to do this after the installation itself you just need to have a wifi client to USB, which will allow you to download all the drivers via Win update. The whole operation takes an hour depending on internet speed, no problem: -) The integrated flashlight is now commonplace, tilting the display into the waterline is nonsense, that's what Yoga ntb are for. I would recommend it to everyone, unfortunately for the price of 18000kč it is not worth it. And it's beautifully quiet, for a Corei7.
Super fast processor
Beautiful display
Fast NVMe SSD
As part of black friday at Alza price - 14500kč
Perhaps it is a plain grey office design
High price without actions
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