Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-14 14'' Intel Celeron N3350 1.1GHz 2GB 32G eMMC Windows 10 Home Notebook (Mineral Gray) Model 81A5001UUS

This laptop is good for very light gaming. typing documents/note-taking surfing the interwebs. Watching YouTube vids scrolling through Facebook, scrolling through Instagram, googling things. This laptop is lightweight and super portable. Now it’s on to the bad side of this laptop 1.the speakers are not good I highly recommend getting a Bluetooth speaker or a 2.1 surround system, or some headphones. The camera is not so good either it’s not HD Quality it’s SD Quality 480p or 480I. These laptops are easily scratched and dented if you drop them so avoid that at all cost. It also has a habit to leave fingerprints on the laptop which is annoying but they wipe themselves away after a while. There is also not enough storage built-in 32GB is not enough you need more at least 64GB or 128GB needed. Or you can get a portable hard drive at least 500 to 3TB to store all sorts of important stuff. The keyboard and the Trackpad are sweet no problems what so ever. I owned 4 of these laptops and not one has failed me has of yet. Update in 2020 you can't put mac osx on them they are incompatible with intel Celeron CPU, your best bet is Linux. Windows 10 goes too slow on this laptop the desktop is always glitching in and out because of the low graphics card. Windows 10 updates are a no go, there is not enough space to apply them, and there is nothing you can do about it 32GB is not enough space for anything let alone updates from windows 10. NO, you cannot put updates from windows 10 on a USB stick or External DRIVE. Your best bet and your only option is to install Linux.

They only thing i like is it is light weight. It never full charged. It hant enough memory to do a windows 10 update it is slow and just not worth the money

I went into this purchase with the full knowledge that it is, in fact, a very cheap laptop. All I needed it for was browsing the internet and (casually) streaming video - nothing more. This computer, however, could not handle those basic tasks. Sometimes it would take around 10 seconds simply to load the start menu, and to load the initial video streaming page took over 30 seconds in general (even after, yes, I downloaded updates). The trackpad was also unacceptable - very unresponsive and required multiple clicks to register anything most of the time. Ultimately yes it's cheap, but for me the performance was more than abysmal and I couldn't justify even this price for a basically non-functional machine, so I returned it.

I feel like it might be unfair to give this 3 stars, because it very much is what it is advertises: a decent-ish budget laptop not meant for heavy processing. However, I got this to use exclusively for web browsing, with the intention of loading nothing on it but antivirus software. Even using it that way, it still lagged loading web pages--on some pages more than others depending on how many pop up video suggestions or email newsletter requests, etc. there were on the page. (Cnet.com is a great example if you need a frame of reference.) I returned it and went with something a little bit more powerful. I still didn't wind up with a $1,500 laptop, but by spending around $350, I was able to get something that seems to be able to handle any website. That aside, it was of decent quality, it was nice looking, and I had no complaints about its display, configuration, or other features.

​This computer at this price is unbeatable!I had to take my MacBook in the shop and needed a laptop to get me through a tough stretch of grad school. After going through and returning several PCs that cost between $500-$700, I landed on this cheap guy and stood pat. It functioned well for a great price; you can't beat it for under $200. I am a writer and needed an excellent keypad, and this Lenovo more than served its purpose. The internet is a tick slower, but the machine and it's cost was worth it. There is also very little storage, but at this price, just add a removable storage device. Unless you are photo or video editing, this computer will serve you well in school or daily home use. I highly recommend it.

This laptop is similar to a chrome book but you won’t run into issues sharing files and running programs or doing class work. I just needed a budget laptop for some night classes I’ll be taking. This isn’t for someone who needs a heavy duty laptop for editing photos/videos or gaming. If you’re a causal computer user, surf the web, type papers, just need something that’s simple and works, this laptop is a great choice. If you’re a student, I think this would be a better option than a chromebook.It’s really light and is prefect for on the go or taking it to class. The screen is nice, great keyboard, speakers are eh but I’ll be using headphones about 90% of the time. I haven’t run into any memory issues yet but it doesn’t have THAT much memory if you plan on needing to save a ton of items or photos on it. It loads up quickly and it hasn’t froze or anything yet. I’m still getting used to windows 10 but it’s been a decent experience so far using the laptop. I’m glad I found it on Amazon!

We have had this laptop only for a few months, and the hard drive is so small and upgradeable, that now (without having loaded ANYTHING on it), it's so full that the laptop grinds to a halt 5 seconds after watching a video on youtube or doing anything useful. I took it in and the warranty guys tell me the hardware is fine, but that running Windows 10 eats up the entire hard drive and the upgrades make it worse. How can Lenovo be OK with selling a product like this? I want my money back.

No memory! Constant annoying updates and notifications for memory shortages even though i added a 128 gb usb to it. It will just cease to function and tell me that its out of memory. Cheap and light but only works if you delete EVERYTHING you can from it and thats the problem. There is so much you cant delete from the computer that is already there that it comes pre bogged down and unuseable.