Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - Grey (Intel Core i5-1035G1/256GB SSD/12GB RAM/Windows 10 S) $699.99

No usb c charging

farzaan34 wrote: ↑ No usb c charging

No unfortunately. But it is the same with the Ryzen 5 model

I don't mind downvotes. My Dell Ryzen laptop is awaiting me. Just trying to find something interesting in the current flyers :P

Because you want to see fonts in 4k ?.. computers are not for watching video.. 75 inch tv's are..the ryzen proccies are way too hot for laptop ..USB C .why ? 12gb Ram SSD and touch for 699 is decent..not amazeballs ..but decent

No price in title , 768 , Windows 10s .

1366 x 768 screen resolution is a big no-no for me in year 2020

I got an Inspiron 3800 desktop from Dell.ca with i3-10100 (4cores & 8 threads) which has a PassMark score of 9,000 that is on par with an i7 from three years ago, also comes with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD for $350+tx. Panning to use this exclusively for work (heavy excel, browsing, multitasking and dual monitor). Do you think it can get better than this? Like paying $400-$500 for double RAM, double SSD and i5 on boxing day?

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I bought last year's version for my son for university. It's not too bad - relatively zippy - but over the past year the trackpad has been inconsistent (so much so that he uses a wireless mouse instead now), and this past week, the charger that goes with it failed for the second time (inconvenient when you have an essay due the next day lol).

Still good value for the relatively low price, and maybe its just him being rougher than most with it. But in my humble opinion it isn't built to take a bit of wear and tear and travelling around like a Thinkpad or something, but that's 3x the price. May be more suited for someone who just parks it on their desk and doesn't move it, but that defeats the purpose of a laptop lol