Lenovo V-Series V15 Business Laptop, 15.6" FHD Display, AMD Ryzen 7 7730U, 40GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Numeric Keypad, HDMI, RJ45, Webcam, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Pro, Black

I purchased this laptop on July 2 and have been using it for a few weeks. It booted right up straight out of the box, setup was easy and it was ready to use. Screen is good, not fond of the keyboard (I much prefer discreet keyboards), mouse pad is responsive and it is fast. With several memory hungry aps running and several chrome tabs open switching between aps is very quick with no mouse or screen lag. Im not a gamer so cant comment on that. Battery life is several hours and recharges quickly. BUT the power adapter uses the only usb C port which is not mentioned in the specifications. I ordered a power supply with a barrel connection and problem solved. Over all I am quite pleased, it runs great, boots quickly, shuts down quickly and I have not had any problems at all.

The battery life is good and the graphics are good for videos, I'm not a gamer or anything high intesity but it does great for regular home use and daily online work. Sound quality is very good and easy to take with me on the go. Fast processing for home and work activities.

So far this computer has been amazing. I can play video games on it, do my schoolwork and it works great. It does get warm so I recommend a cooling fan. It is a great quality. Looks sleek and easy to connect blue tooth devices and internet. The battery life is good depending on what you are doing. Great size screen. And the sound quality is perfect.

Very good thus far. No issues. Good, affordable laptop for study/work. Seller was pleasant as well. Offered me full refund if the laptop was late. Only wish that the keys were backlit. Touch screen and biometric reader would have been nice too. But not necessary. Solid laptop.

Seems to work pretty well. For a "business" computer I expected a more rugged unit with upgradable drive and memory. Not the case but with the amount of memory installed and the 1TB SSD, I probably won't be upgrading anyway. Had some minor operator error issues which tech support helped me with. Using a Lenovo docking station which allows for a remote keyboard and mouse and a larger monitor. Otherwise, the keyboard on the computer and the screen was very adequate.

The laptop works as computer fairly well and is fast enough. Completely usable for most basic functions, web browsing, office apps, listening to music. Reasonably light weight, construction is OK where most of the case is plastics. Next up and deducted a star here. The screen is pretty low end just muddy or greyish looking from most any angle even after using the included AMD video software I was not able to get a very suitable picture, but I will use it anyway. Only one USB-C port and the laptop which arrived with a USB-C type charger which does work, but no small round tip charger where an input for this charger type is present on the laptop. Good thing this laptop also works with my DELL docking station and no drivers were required. Was able to access Lenovo support website and update two hardware drivers w/o any problem ( was hoping there might be a video update ). BIOS and another non-essential hardware item were the only items auto detected for updates. UPDATE: 2 months and Laptop has failed. No proper tech support from Lenovo. Opened a support case and per direct instructions from Lenovo I go to Lenovo website to download a recovery image file and it says no OS installed on that serial number, Lenovo cannot or will not enable access to acquire a recovery file even if the laptop is under warranty. Amazon tech support simply gave me Lenovo tech support number. I looks like the 'ol circle pull is on now. I would bypass Lenovo from now on. I left inquiry as to help with the reseller, will have to see if they want a tug too I guess. Kudos to Amazon as they did step in and allow me to return this unit for a 90% refund.

I have been in technology for almost 50 years. in my lifetime I have used just about everything that computes, calls, calculates, shows time, and locates. I have used it, sold it, broke it, and repaired it, from mainframe computers to watches. I needed a new laptop, my old one was 10 years old but still able to run Windows 11. It's tiny and kind of slow, so I searched Amazon exhaustively for a new one and came across this, the 40GB RAM Ryzen 7 Lenovo. I've always been an HP fan but have used Lenovos before, they are always well built and last a long time. This one is probably the best I have seen. I'm not a PC gamer, so I don't need intense graphical speed, but I think the Radeon GPU can handle anything I need to throw at it, and the OS loads in less than 10 seconds. It's light, has a 1TB SSD which is enough room for me, and did I say fast? The RAM can load the whole OS. The keyboard is excellent, I don't need a backlit one, it has every key imaginable, even a side numeric keypad. It's light, VERY light weight, and the perfect form factor for me at 14". Best design ever. If you don't need a powerhouse for gaming, want to browse the Internet , do your taxes, watch videos, and maybe create a video once in a while, this laptop can do it all. People complain about the viewing angle and video, but I downloaded the latest drivers from AMD and I don't see a problem. It was shipped quickly even to my remote rural community, great seller. Two days.

I tested the original Windows system before I removed it without issues and the laptop was quick to start up and under normal operation it functioned fine. It did appear to be an upgraded Windows 7 computer in the BIOS. Windows was only removed as this was purchased for work where I do "geek" computer things that Linux is easier to use. If you are looking for a solid laptop to use for Linux this machine is a solid choice. You will need to go into Windows and change a few settings to do the conversion to whatever Linux Distribution you decide to go with. Pro: It's a very sleek, slim, and fast computer for the price point. It has a ethernet connection point unlike most laptops anymore. Con: I am not a fan of the powercharger that was included and have it currently running off a docking station. Overall I will probably grab another one of these laptops for personal usage.