For the 700€ I got it, I don't think there is any competition, fast, beautiful, quiet, and a very good screen. From the beginning, I have put a cooling pad so I never faced high temperatures. For those interested, because I saw questions: You can easily install Windows 11 with a USB and there are relatively detailed videos on YouTube. Once you install them, they will not be activated unless you have paid, you will need to search on GitHub for Windows 11 MAS activation and it will be activated at that moment after following the steps in the ReadMe. Don't forget to download drivers for AMD and Nvidia for better performance. The other thing you need to do is go to the battery and choose a performance profile, not a power-saving one for the best possible performance of the laptop. For starters, all of this is enough, but of course, you can also do your own research.

I don't know what else I could ask for in terms of features at the price of 900€ that I bought it last year. I have no problems so far, I am not complaining at all, but I haven't used it in demanding conditions either. Maybe I would like more powerful speakers. The battery doesn't last, but whose does?

The only thing I regret is not paying an additional 200€ to get a MacBook. You have to have this dilemma if you want to buy a laptop at this price. And MacBooks are better than ever right now and far surpass other laptops in this price range.

I bought it from a well-known chain for 800€. I mainly use it for office work and image editing. The laptop is very good, extremely fast, and has relatively good build quality. I haven't tested it much for gaming, but it handled Death Stranding and NBA 2K without any issues. Overall, I don't think it's suitable for someone who wants it solely for gaming, as it's not that powerful. However, for a user who wants a bit of everything, it's perfect and I recommend it.

Personally, I had bad luck and within the first 14 days of my purchase (early December 2021), it had a motherboard failure and wouldn't boot. I sent it back to LENOVO, but they wouldn't replace it, only repair it. Unfortunately, it couldn't be fixed, so they had to replace it.

After that, everything works perfectly. I want to believe that there won't be any more problems.

In general, it is very, very fast with excellent graphics, screen, and sound.

If it has a flaw, it's that when you close the lid, it takes a while (even if it's plugged in) to go to sleep, no matter what settings it has. However, this is not a big problem because it opens within 2 seconds (cold start). Also, you can't change the keyboard color by yourself (color zones).

I will keep you updated on any developments.

The Specs speak for themselves, comfortable AAA gaming. Ryzen is perfect for Vegas-Photoshop.
Only for use in dark places or slightly sunny, meaning indoors, as it lacks brightness, but it is complemented by the 120hz freesync screen. Also, it needs to be constantly plugged in because the battery lasts a maximum of 3 hours.
Easy upgradeability for RAM, NVME, and easy cleaning of the fans with 5 screws.

Nice machine, I was lucky and bought it for 900 euros, overall it's worth it, very good construction and support from Lenovo.

Value for money. The battery lasts up to 3 hours (with regular use), but from what I know, it exceeds its worth. It heats up quickly, but the maximum temperature is not very high. It's not just cheap plastic as I imagined due to the price. I recommend it and I don't think you need to spend an extra 100E for the Ryzen 7 version.