Lenovo ThinkBook 15 AMD Ryzen 3 5300U 15.6" (39.62cm) FHD 220 Nits Antiglare Thin and Light Laptop (8GB/512GB SSD/Windows 11/MS Office/Mineral Grey/1.7 Kg), 21A4A09TIH

I am writing this review on the laptop, it's been almost a week since I got this and so far so good. When I got the laptop the warranty had already started 6 months ago but you can get that resolved by calling up Lenovo Support and forwarding your purchase invoice. With that aside let's get to the crux of the review:Build Quality - 4/5Lenovo doesn't disappoint with this laptop, it has a sturdy plastic and metallic build with the hinge going full 180 degrees(for those standing desk enthusiasts). Feels very dense hence you might feel that it is heavier than what is described in the details but it is a fairly light laptop with a tight build. That's all I can say about that.Screen - 4/5I do not do work that depends on accurate color reproduction so pretty much any screen is good for me, but the 15.6" display on this is very nice to look at, especially with the antiglare coating you won't have any trouble using it outside. I frequently sit outside in my garden when doing mundane tasks on my laptop and this has been an absolute treat to use it that way. All in all I'd say it is exceptionally good for the price range. It also has solid viewing angles for those who are wondering.Battery Life - 4/5This was something that pleasantly surprised me when I started using this laptop, the battery life is surprisingly good. My previous experiences with Lenovo laptops showed that battery life was not that long but this comfortably lasts me 3-4 hours when I'm consuming media like watching movies or even playing some older games, and after turning on battery saver mode and using this for work(MS Office stuff) it lasted me upto 8-9 hours. That is an absolute steal especially with the fast charging you'll have enough juice to last you half a day in 30 minutes or so.Keyboard - 5/5Absolute pleasure to type on. Ample resistance when pressing down, very distinct feedback. You'll seldom feel any fatigue when working for hours on end. The top row has all the necessary functions programmed to the function keys and there is a full fledged numpad so excel works are a breeze. Overall a very satisfactory keyboard, I might update this review in the future if there are any key failures.Specs - 3.5/5I use this laptop for editing documents and viewing PDFs. Sorting documents, making PowerPoints, and doing work in Excel is a cakewalk. You know that and I know that, so what sets this apart from the average Chromebook or Netbook? Not much. It comes with 256 GB SSD a change that I did not imagine would impact my quality of life to the extent it did, 8 GB of RAM which is way more than enough for almost all day to day tasks, and a Ryzen 3 5300U with Radeon Graphics(not Vega). The Ryzen 3 5300U is a much more powerful CPU than I had imagined. For the sake of testing it out I installed Civilization VI and to my surprise it was very much playable. I loaded up a large map with more than 7 civilizations and played the game till the final era which is the most taxing phase of the game on the CPU and GPU. To my surprise it was very much playable. This is a very CPU and GPU intensive game. I then tested out Pathfinder Kingmaker a more recent title with pretty bad optimization and that too run at playable frame rates. This has led me to believe that this processor can handle CPU and GPU intensive tasks fairly well. So why did I give this 3.5/5 if it's so amazing? Because there are other laptops in the market going for less than this one having the same specs(sometimes 512 GB SSD) hence why for the price I'm not that comfortable putting the specs on a pedestal because of my personal experience.Should you buy it?If the laptop is going for around 33K then go ahead and buy it, I'd wait for a lower price but anything above 33K do not buy it. It is a good device but I do not think it is worth 40K.

When I was going to buy laptop here. There was some doubt in my mind whether the laptop would be able to live up to my expectations here or not?It's been 3 months since I bought my Lenovo Thinbook laptop. I bought this laptop for office work, blogging, web browsing and a little bit of gaming.I have never tried to play games on this laptop. I only did web browsing, blogging & HTML coding, office work etc. I did not face any kind of problem on the laptop in doing all the work here.I really liked the battery backup of this laptop. You will be able to use the laptop for 7.5 hours with 10 percent brightness of the laptop and you will be able to fully charge the laptop in 1 hour with the help of rapid charger.Display, processor, graphic card, keyboard, touchpad, camera, everything is good about Lenovo Thinkbook laptop.But I am giving you only 3 months review here. I hope that here the laptop will live up to my expectation for 2 years like this.

It has been 4 days I am using this laptop . Everything is good in this laptop , it got lot of additional features at this price point like fingerprint sensor ,dolby audio, fast charging 65watt.3 things that I don't like about this product is that the battery backup is not so good it only last 3-4 hours at minimal to medium usage although I haven't done any gaming or performance test on it so I cant, say about performance ,second is that the speaker sound is so low but sound quality is so good and the 3rd one is that the camera quality is like 2mega pixel its not good.BTW it has ryzen 3 5300u which quite good processor as 5000 series is dope ,everybody knows.If you guys are having a budget of 30000-35000 definitely check this product. Don't buy 512 gb variant it cost around 37000-38000 , you won't get anything additional in it except storage. If have that 40000 budget go for redmibook 15 pro i5 or honor magicbook 15 i5.Screen is decent , brightness may bother you sometimes but its enough .Build quality is decent it has metal body and its a military grade certified laptop.I will suggest alternative laptops around 30000-35000 ,1) Honor magicbook x 15 but service is no available everywhere and it has windows 102) redmibook 15 i3 but build is plastic3) acer extensa 15 but you get 4gb ram under 30000I will update this review after 1 month usage and some gaming test also.

क्यों खरीदे1. OS वर्जन ओरिजनल विंडोज 11 है।2. सभी ऑफिस पेड़ ऐप्स फ्री में उपलब्ध है key के साथ। जिससे कीमत की वसूली हो जाती है।3. लुक प्रीमियम के साथ फिंगरप्रिंट है।4. टाइप C चार्जर और फास्ट चार्जिंग है।क्यों न खरीदे1. मुझे मात्र 7 महीने की ही वारंटी मिली है। जबकि 1 साल लिखा हुआ है।2. स्क्रीन क्वालिटी दिल्ली सेट 480P की है।3. बैटरी बैकअप एवरेज है।4. स्पीकर में थोड़ी समस्या होती है।

My opinion according to this price-- Battery= 3.7/5 , Charging Time = 3.9/5 ,Performance = 3.4/5 , Looks = 3.9/5 , Display = 3.6/5 , Keyboard = 1.2/5 , Trackpad = 4/5 , Camera = 1/5 , Fingerprint sensor = 5/5 , Ports= 4/5 , cooling = 3/5 , Overall = 3.5/5 For ₹~33.5k , 256 gb varient

There is no doubt it's one of my best choices. So let's talk about its performance.. the overall performance is good but am not satisfied with its battery power. It took 2-3 hours to get fully charged and runs only 4-5 hours( on continuous use). Except it everything is good,look is too decent in this price range . As a student you can go for it .

Good laptop