Lenovo Laptops. Good Quality?

12 years ago

It was only a few days ago I was praising my new Lenovo but admitely the screen is becoming a bit slack which is a dissapointing...

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taskemann 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Evans

It was only a few days ago I was praising my new Lenovo but admitely the screen is becoming a bit slack which is a dissapointing...

Just after a few days huh? Maybe I should reconsider my plans...
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- Daniel Evans 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by taskemann
  
  Just after a few days huh? Maybe I should reconsider my plans...
  
  I didn't buy it a few days ago.
  
  A few months maybe.
  
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Daniel Evans 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Evans

It was only a few days ago I was praising my new Lenovo but admitely the screen is becoming a bit slack which is a dissapointing...

Quick update on this.

The loose screen is actually the result of split case which is now gaping in the far right hand corner where the hinge is.

I've only had this for a few months and it's being sent back on Tuesday for repair.
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derekwong28

12 years ago

It was Lenovo who produced PCs for IBM and then bought the whole PC division from IBM. However, they already have a much larger line of PCs of their own. So as far as laptops are concerned, it is only the ThinkPad series that are descended from IBM, the others are Lenovo.

I have used over 10 Thinkpads in my business without any problems. The servicing is usually very fast and dependable. But the key issue for me is the pointing stick as I cannot stand using the touch pad.

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taskemann

12 years ago

Originally Posted by derekwong28

It was Lenovo who produced PCs for IBM and then bought the whole PC division from IBM. However, they already have a much larger line of PCs of their own. So as far as laptops are concerned, it is only the ThinkPad series that are descended from IBM, the others are Lenovo.

I have used over 10 Thinkpads in my business without any problems. The servicing is usually very fast and dependable. But the key issue for me is the pointing stick as I cannot stand using the touch pad.

Thanks! It's actually ThinkPad I have planned to buy. Or to be more specific: Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E520 15.6" HD

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derekwong28 12 years ago

Originally Posted by taskemann

Thanks! It's actually ThinkPad I have planned to buy. Or to be more specific: Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E520 15.6" HD

You should look at that model carefully in a shop. My wife has got the 14" Edge and does not like the keyboard. The keys are more widely spaced than previous Levono Thinkpads and that made her mistype quite often.
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SumikoW

12 years ago

I had a Lenovo and loved it. Strong heavy duty..works well..get it on tigerdirect.com and pay for the extended service. If you drop it break it or anything they replace it no questions asked.

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myplanbe

12 years ago

Go with the Think Pad Edge is the one to get. I've done extensive research and that is the one I am buying very soon.

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hardraysnight 11 years ago

Originally Posted by myplanbe

Go with the Think Pad Edge is the one to get. I've done extensive research and that is the one I am buying very soon.

researching it is never the same as using it
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debml

12 years ago

I'm very hard on laptops. If durability is a feature you need, Lenovo is definitely a good choice. I've had 3 - two which endured extensive travel and one that survived flying out of my trunk at 40 mph with no harm.

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taskemann 12 years ago

Originally Posted by debml

one that survived flying out of my trunk at 40 mph with no harm.

Haha! Nice one!
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JustinDupre

12 years ago

The Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E520 is a good choice. It's durable and dependable.

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Lloyd Buchinski

12 years ago

I have the ThinkPad W701, a 17 inch laptop. It's by a fair margin the best computer I've ever had, and that includes a Mac. (The Mac was actually the worst.)

I'm travelling for an extended time and doing everything with just one computer, and couldn't have a better one for it.

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mysteriox

12 years ago

Better pay a bit more for a Dell, i always bought Dell laptops and never had problems, best quality by far.

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stephngreek

12 years ago

I have sony vaio its good for me.

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3drenderingservices

12 years ago

I used Lenovo and VAIO both.. but I prefer lenovo.

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taskemann

12 years ago

But thanks everyone for the help! I'm going to order my Lenovos soon!

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jimmytailors 12 years ago

According to the information I read, the Lenovo is real solid, you can feel the quality of Lenovo. The more advantage is that the functionality is great, it has great magical functions, it does. The fingerprint is very useful. The specifications are pretty good.
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jasssy23

12 years ago

I love my Lenovo. It is way better than my Toshiba and Acer that I had.

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David Oram

12 years ago

There are numerous features in Lenovo Laptop. It is absolutely a superior selection. People can experience the excellence of Lenovo.

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AndrewS1

11 years ago

Lenovo's are great and very reliable. I have the X220. Very small, powerful and the battery can last up to 10 hours if you get the extended one! There price is also lower then dell and hp laptops.

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seasoned

11 years ago

Frankly, there are some problems with dell. Unless you REALLY want it, I would say stay away.

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taskemann

11 years ago

Fun to see that this thread has been brought back to live.

But I didn't buy a Lenovo. I bought a HP Pavilion dv6 with Beats Audio, 6GB RAM, 740GB HD, ATI Radeon GPU, Intel Core i5 CPU, etc. instead last year (13 months ago to be exact).

I still have it and there hasn't been anything wrong with it yet. Best computer I've had to date, except the old IBM I had 10 years ago of course

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seasoned

11 years ago

Originally Posted by taskemann

Fun to see that this thread has been brought back to live.

But I didn't buy a Lenovo. I bought a HP Pavilion dv6 with Beats Audio, 6GB RAM, 740GB HD, ATI Radeon GPU, Intel Core i5 CPU, etc. instead last year (13 months ago to be exact).

I still have it and there hasn't been anything wrong with it yet. Best computer I've had to date, except the old IBM I had 10 years ago of course

Most people seem to like the HP pavilion series. My dad has one and, last I knew, he LOVED it!

Steve

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PROmotions LLC

11 years ago

Don't own any Lenovo's but I see them all the time, they seem to be pretty good computers, comparable to a Dell.

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allegandro

11 years ago

I was a bit sceptical when my daughter wanted to buy one, but after 3 years intensive use without real problems, she out run my ASUS Lamborghini VX7. This one lasted only 2,5 years.
So brand and price, it doesn't say all.

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webrankingservices

Banned 11 years ago

yes I remember the quality of IBM laptops and desktops. However gone are those days. Lenovo are not at all like IBM. This chinese company is just focussed on making things at a cheaper price. I suggest you to have HP, Dell or even Apple if your pocket allows.
But not Lenovo.

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derekwong28

11 years ago

Originally Posted by webrankingservices

yes I remember the quality of IBM laptops and desktops. However gone are those days. Lenovo are not at all like IBM. This chinese company is just focussed on making things at a cheaper price. I suggest you to have HP, Dell or even Apple if your pocket allows.
But not Lenovo.

I have been using IBM and then Lenovo for years and cannot agree with this. The quality of the Thinkpad and Thinkcenter lines are as as good and reliable as ever. I cannot see any deterioration at all since the switch to Lenovo. The other line of products are Lenovo's own and has nothing to do with IBM in the first place.

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couponmart

11 years ago

yes lenovo is the best choice

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taskemann 11 years ago

Originally Posted by couponmart

yes lenovo is the best choice
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Anne0521

11 years ago

My first laptop is Lenovo, although I have a new one the other is still okay. My sister is using it now.

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itservicebiz

11 years ago

I have many business colleagues that use Lenovo laptops and praise them for their high quality and performance. I enjoy my HP.

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thedog 11 years ago

NO! would not advise, I live in China... where they're from, have a few Chinese buddies, who bought em... and regretted it.... I had first hand experience, they're crap
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- Daniel Evans 11 years ago
  
  My Lenovo failed 2 days ago.
  
  Apparently a Windows 7 registry problem.
  
  I'm sourcing a recovery CD in hope it will fix the issue.
  
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