LenovoIdeaPad Flex 5 14" FHD Convertible, AMD Ryzen 3 4300U, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Graphite Grey, Windows 10S, 81X2000HUS

Note excelente! Me surpreendeu! Muito rápido pela configuração dele! Podem comprar!

When I got it there was alottt of problems. I still have problems now, had to take it for repairs (software) because I was out of the country and couldn’t return it.It’s a good laptop. Just that the one I got was great at all

Para ofimática es una exelente opción, es muy portátil por su tamaño y muy versátil que sea táctil, su procesador es uno de los mejores en este rango de precio y en la fecha que estoy subiendo esto, la única desventaja que le veo a esta computadora son los 4 GB de ram que vienen soldados eso es un punto que deben tomar en cuenta para el futuro,si pasamos a programas o juegos no opten por esta laptop su ram los va a limitar

Am very pleased with my new Lenovo laptop. The manual keyboard layout is comfortable and the ability to change layouts on the touchscreen are good. Screen is crystal clear and colours vivid. The laptop seems solid when flipping to use the touchscreen. It is a little heavier than I expected. Enjoy the automatic start. The speed of this laptop is remarkable compared to my old HP (at least 6 years). Have not tried any features such as camera yet. So far I am happy with this laptop!

A year ago I bought a Lenovo flex 14 with an amd ryzen 5 3500u, 12gb ram, 256gb ssd, backlit keyboard, and fingerprint reader for $550 (plus tax and shipping). That model has 4gb ram soldered to the board and a slot with 8gb ram upgradable. This new ryzen 3 4300u model seems to be selling for $400 and some sellers are upgrading the factory installed 128gb ssd to different sizes for a little extra (this isn't something Lenovo is doing, it's the sellers on Amazon). The new 4xxx cpu does seem like an upgrade so far (even going from a ryzen 5 to a ryzen 3). The 4gb of ram is soldered with NO extra slot to hold additional memory if you want to upgrade. There is no backlit keyboard, or fingerprint reader. I'm perfectly happy with the sellers upgrading the ssd, but pretty unimpressed by the other downgrades from the previous model. There are some ryzen 5 and ryzen 7 flex 5 models that seem to ship with more RAM, backlit keyboards, and fingerprint readers, but the price is nearly double. I would be ok with a $50-$100 price jump from the previous model if the CPU was the only thing that changed (upgraded from 3xxx series to 4xxx series), but instead they split the line up into a lower end model with a handful of downgrades for $400 and a higher end model with the CPU upgrades and seemingly nothing else for $700+. This review would be significantly more positive if the ram were upgradable, or 8gb+ soldered, but 4gb is really low even for this price.On a final note, some sellers offering this model with SSDs larger than 128gb are shipping the 128gb model without the SSD upgraded, so be sure to check once you've completed setting up windows (the sticker on the box will say 128gb no matter what). I had to ship back an order with the wrong SSD size and buy from a different seller. Second order was correct.Edit: I should in fairness include that aside from my disappointment in the downgraded specs from the previous generation and lack of upgradability, overall it's a good system for the price, and it pulls it's weight with what it has. My frustration in the review above is entirely in feeling like Lenovo had something good with the previous model and cheaped out with this model. I've got some applications that won't open at all due to the RAM being too low, and I can't upgrade it. Aside from that, for general use and light gaming it's a decent system for the price.