Lenovo IdeaPad 3i Chromebook, 15.6” FHD Display, Intel Celeron N4500, 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, 1920x1080 px, 720p Camera, Chrome OS, Abyss Blue

I’ve been very happy with this Lenovo Chromebook. The 15.6 inch screen is bright and spacious, making it comfortable for browsing the web, streaming videos, working on documents, and attending video calls. It starts up quickly, and ChromeOS is simple to use and runs smoothly. The keyboard is comfortable for typing, and the battery lasts long enough to get through most of the day on a single charge. I also appreciate that it’s lightweight enough to carry around the house or take on the go despite the larger.

This Chromebook has been a fantastic purchase. It's fast enough for everyday tasks like browsing the internet, checking email, joining video conferences, and streaming movies. The 15.6" Full HD display looks great, making it perfect for watching shows while relaxing in bed. My wife absolutely loves it! She uses it every day, and it's been exactly what she needed for browsing, online meetings, and entertainment. As a bonus... now she watches her movies on her Chromebook, and I can finally roll over and go to sleep without competing with the TV. 😄 If you're looking for an affordable, reliable Chromebook for everyday use, this one is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

As someone who works as an Infrastructure and Security Analyst and has been in IT for six years, I can say that for the price, this Chromebook is unbeatable. I primarily use it for simple tasks like web browsing, working on Google spreadsheets, and checking emails, and it handles those perfectly. You shouldn't expect to have twenty tabs open with multiple background apps running, but for casual YouTube watching and shopping, it is a great option. One of the best features is that the battery life is fantastic and easily gets me through the day. Right now, I still have 79% left and the system is estimating about 7 hours of remaining use. It feels like a reliable secondary device for when you don't need the power of a full workstation but want something that lasts. The setup is incredibly straightforward, making it very accessible for anyone who just needs the basics. I highly recommend this for anyone who needs a budget-friendly way to stay connected without constantly hunting for a wall outlet. Overall, it is a great choice for casual users who prioritize long-lasting battery and value over high-end performance.

I'd suggest this as a working computer. I thought with the storage, I could use it for gaming, but it can't handle most of the apps and programs to even run a game. Not bad, good condition, smooth keys, looked good overall. The sound is good, but the lighting on the screen is a little weird. It's brighter on the inside and harder to see on the outside/edges of the screen. The text on the screen looks dull on the occasion, and the brightness doesn't help too much. I'm still keeping it, since it charges well, has a lot of storage for my writing and school work, and works fast.

The battery lasts long and charges fast, I wish I would've paid attention to the fact that it's not touchscreen but that's honestly on me. The image is clear, I watch movies and videos and I like the way it looks. The keyboard is as fast as my writing. I've had no issues with connectivity either. I've connected my keyboard, mouse, printer, and headphones and it has always been smooth.

Before buying the 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Abyss Blue Chromebook, I read the reviews on this product, and some were pointing out that they received a wrong (lesser) model, and some only realized it after they opened the box. I thought at that time that the majority of reviews are positive, so the reviews receiving the wrong model might be a freak accident...UNTIL I received a 4GBRAM, 64GBeMMC model instead of the 8GB RAM. Luckily, I was already wary thanks to the reviews that mentioned this, and I read the box label before opening the box, but it was a hassle for me to return the Chromebook and get a replacement. In addition, I purchased this chromebook for travel purposes and wanted to take it with me on my upcoming trip but those plans fell through when the seller did not promptly respond (same-day response vs over 48hrs) and make overnight shipping of a replacement possible to correct THEIR "error" and I say error in a very loose sense since its somewhat stops being an error, in my opinion, if it happens to multiple customers instead of one or two. The seller was entirely unhelpful in rectifying the situation, and I felt left to my own devices and scammed. I'm not happy with the perceived deception, as I now have issues trusting the authenticity of the "correct" Chromebook that I eventually received, and that way too late, I might add. My recommendation for anyone considering buying from this seller is: BE CAREFUL AND CHECK THE BOX LABEL!!! Moving on to the features of the Chromebook. It is very lightweight and has a sleek appearance with a dark blue-grayish tone. It is more rectangular than square in shape. It's perfect for a mid-size travel computer. The screen quality is decent, not great, but decent, and the condition seems new and undamaged, with a mid-quality feel. The charging cable that is included is a USB-C to wall charger. I have not gotten to battery life, operating speed, functionality, etc., yet, but I will update once I do.

I've had mine for around 2 years, its straight killer, it gets all of my work done, never have any errors. I'll be buying another one shortly.

After using my wife's Chromebook off and on for a couple of years, I decided that a Chromebook would suffice to eliminate an old Win 8 laptop that really should have been retired much sooner. One factor that came into play here was that I have a 2021 Lenovo PC for multimedia work, and really like it. Been very impressed with how far things have come with some of these companies. Our first Chromebook had 6 GB RAM and 64 GB storage, which was fine, but I tend to do more multimedia stuff so I wanted more RAM and a number pad. This machine was the only one that matched those specs, with 8GB RAM, number pad and very good processor compared to many others at the price point. I've had the machine 24 hours, and this is my immediate reaction... - I could have done without the number pad in favor of a symmetrically aligned keybed with full sized TAB key. The TAB key on our other Chromebook is 2.5 cm. This one is 2 cm. That might not seem like much, but it is messing with my typing speed. Likewise, the off center keybed puts my left hand right on the edge of the case which is not very comfortable. Still need to try some longer writing sessions to see how this fares. For someone with smaller hands, this might not be a concern. - I still can not rename the Chromebook Device ID, despite using all of Google's help suggestions, so I have logged a ticket with Lenovo. As a power user, I don't like that I can't easily access this feature from my Google account. Due to the typing comfort issue, I have considered returning this machine. But I want to see if I can get used to it. I am also ordering a Bluetooth mouse that has a built-in transceiver. The one I have now uses a dongle, which juts out and prevents easy storage in my bag. UPDATE: I've had this two solid weeks and I hate the keyboard design. It actually hurts my hand to use this machine. The left-hand side of the keyboard forces you to impale yourself with the edge of the case to get anywhere near a productive typing posture. I really tried to get used to this, but the laptop is getting returned for that reason alone. As if that was not enough, the connection to my WIFI printer mysteriously stopped working after two weeks. Even after a powerwash, I couldn't not get this working again, and then the Bluetooth mouse connection stopped working as well. It's a shame really, because this machine has decent specs - but none of that matters of the design is poor. Glad I kept the box.