Lenovo - IdeaPad L340 15 Gaming Laptop - Intel Core i5-8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650-256GB Solid State Drive - Black, 15-15.99 inches, 81LK01MSUS

My son and I were looking for gaming rigs and couldn't believe how much it cost to build one these days! We ordered up a pair of these to play games like Conan Exiles, State of Decay 2, and other more casual less demanding games. Even on Conan set to high i still get 50-60fps averaging around 52. For that game, I can't complain at all. As long as you have it on a cooler mat it stays pretty cool considering it's all enclosed. I run mine in clamshell mode with a 27inch scepter monitor. Works perfect. Order up a larger SSD though...it's small. A++ product and satisfied with the performance at this price range.

Good price. Setup was easy for my 12 yr old grandson. Says it's a lot faster than last laptop, good graphics and just overall a good laptop

For context: the laptop I had prior to this was a $200 HP that couldn't run more than 3 tabs of Chrome at once, so anything was going to be an improvement.The features I mainly use my laptop for are:-work (spreadsheets, Chrome tabs, designs on Canva, InDesign, etc.)-art (making pixel art in Photoshop and Aseprite)-gaming (Night in the Woods, Stardew Valley, Among Us, etc. The heaviest game I've run is Sims 3.)-meetings (Google Meet & Zoom)-writing (short stories & fiction)Immediately this laptop was a massive improvement. The keyboard is SO pleasant. It's backlit blue, which you can turn on and off. It has a numpad which is great if you work with spreadsheets/data. The responsiveness of the keys is satisfying. The touchpad has a good click, though it has no buttons (I like this, but others may not).Laptop runs beautifully. Startup is fast, runs multiple pages of Chrome no problem, and even loads up Adobe Creative Cloud as quickly as the desktop I have at work. If you want more speed, the 8GB RAM is upgradeable according to other reviewers. I'm considering it, but right now I have no need.The screen is matte and does a good job of reducing glare - not to mention the size is great for gaming, and the display, while a tiny bit muted, works just fine for the type of graphic design and pixel art I do.This is a gaming laptop, and the games I've run so far are so smooth and so easy to play. I have no input lag and I can run them on the highest graphics settings. To be fair, I don't play more intensive games, so I can't speak to that. But lighter games run smoothly and very well.My only 3 complaints about this laptop I have so far (I've had it about 2 weeks) are: the weight, the fan noise, and the battery. It's a little bit heavier than I'm used to carrying, but if you have it in a protective sleeve in a backpack, I doubt it'll be much of an issue. Just be prepared for thickness and a little bit of heftiness. The fan noise is my biggest problem. I was on a Google Meet call yesterday and within a couple of minutes, the fan kicked on and was pretty loud. It hardly ever runs, but the laptop does feel warm after a bit of use. I wouldn't recommend using this laptop in bed or anywhere it can't get good ventilation. And lastly, the battery life is a little bit shorter than I'd like it to be. It lasts a couple of hours, which is good, but be prepared to keep your charger with you if you're taking it outside your home.If you're like me, even budget laptops (below $1000) don't feel very "budget." Anything that costs more than $500 has me pretty hesitant. Rest assured, I've looked at laptops for probably eight months before committing to this one. So far, it's been worth the investment, and if you want a computer that can handle a number of tasks without lag or sluggishness, I'd highly recommend the Lenovo L340.

Terrific laptop for the price. There being a shortage on graphics cards for desktops this is a good gaming and productivity machine. It’s relatively fast and responsive, the backlit keyboard is a nice touch. Overall I like it, I’m not going to spend and go all out on a laptop anymore, this works. I’d rather spend more on a desktop if I need a lot more power.

I bought this for gaming, it runs red dead redemption 2 and Grounded on high settings flawlessly. I recommend setting your max processor state to 85% which will prevent any and all throttling or overheating issues as well as give your cpu a longer lifespan. Speakers are decent and quite loud, the weight and size are comparable to any other laptop meaning it doesn't stand out like other gaming laptops at all. When I'm not gaming on it, the fans are quiet. But they are as loud as any other laptop when gaming unfortunately, nothing that can be done about it and not the sellers fault. The fan intake is on the bottom,which would make cooling pads more effective but trust me they won't be needed at 85% processor state. It came packaged nicely and arrived a day early, 100% recommend for anyone looking for a portable gaming machine or engineering students using AutoCAD or other software.

I use this laptop to play Sims 4. That’s all I do. I have almost all the expansions downloaded and it takes awhile to boot up the game but doesn’t seem to lag at all which is SO NICE!!! The battery dies really fast I can full recharge it three times in one day... but I do play a lot of Sims

The media could not be loaded. Received the laptop and it looks nice. Solid weight, the keyboard has a bit of flex to it which is concerning but not unexpected at this price point. 1 star because the Trakpad/built in Mouse was dead on arrival. I have sunk 4 hours into trying to fix it based on Lenovo form, re-installing drivers, restarting, resetting, to no avail. What a shame. This laptop is cheap, but not cheap enough to justify me keeping it. Returning in The morning.

My son's birthday was totally AWESOME thanks to this product being delivered on time! The laptop is sleek and clean looking and packaged well. It was received on July 10th and was pretty easy to set up. It's a little early in ownership to provide a valid review. Will update around the 30 day mark.