OEM Lenovo ThinkPad E15 Gen 3 15.6" FHD IPS, AMD Ryzen 7 5700U Octa Core (Beats Intel i7-1255U), 40GB RAM, 1TB NVMe, WiFi 6, Bluetooth, RJ-45, W10P, Business Laptop

It actually has all the specs it claims. It can run heavy softwares with ease. One problem is that it heats up a bit when using a heavy application. Apart from that I'm very satisfied with the product.

We used it for 6 months and after that it started crashing .

Overall, I give this laptop a 9 out of 10.I choose the Windows 10 Pro version with Ryzen 7, 16GB of RAM, & 500GB NVME SSD Storage.Operating System - 10 out of 10>Startup is blazing fast - average 15-20 seconds with login to desktop.>Apps Start up within seconds.>Easily open multiple Apps with no slow down.>Runs Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop with ease.>Has great security including BitLocker.Hardware - 9 out of 10>The keyboard is super smooth with the keys perfectly separated, making it very nice for someone who has to type on a continuous basis. It would of been nice to have a backlight keyboard.>The display is good. It's bright at 300 nits. Images are crisp. At 1080p & 60hz videos are pretty good.>Audio is decent. You can defiantly hear a pretty good range in the audio.>The Chassis: The base panel and bottom are ABS plastic but sturdy; The top case is aluminum - it does draw fingerprints; The overall weight of the laptop feels light but very sturdy.>The battery seems to last a while (45Wh). I haven't used up the full battery potential yet, but I was using it for about 3 hours and it fell to around 70% on medium-heavy usage.>Cooling System: the laptop generally runs cool and the fans are super quite. However, during heavy usage, you do fell a little warmth but compared to most laptops, it does a great job keeping the system cool.I highly recommend this laptop for anyone, especially if your an on the go business person. It's lightweight and sturdy with a powerful system under the hood.

Absoltely recommend, have not had any uses as of now.

I brought this to a tech person for some customization. He insists this computer was in someone else's hands at one time and not in new, factory configuration. It was advertised as new. The machine appears to be in perfect, new condition, however. The three stars is for the vendor, not the computer.