Staples.com[staples.com] has Lenovo IdeaPad 5 15.6" Laptop (82SF000NUS) for $539.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Product Description:
The IdeaPad 5 boasts an enticing list of features, making it a powerful combination of performance, connectivity, and entertainment. Enjoy crisp visuals on the 15.6" Full HD display along with the rich sound of user-facing Dolby Audio tuned speakers.
1.7GHz Intel Core i7-1255U 10-core processor with up to 4.7GHz speed and 12MB cache memory
512GB SSD keeps your running programs active while your computer resumes from suspension in seconds
Windows 11 operating system provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface
16GB memory to run multiple programs
DDR4 SDRAM memory technology for a high-performance solution
Features a Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution for unbelievable pixel-by-pixel image performance
15.6" display offers more viewable area, so you have more room to spread out your work, and more space to enjoy your movie
Backlit keyboard lets you play day or night
Improved Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) and Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity
57Wh lithium polymer battery with a runtime of up to 14 hours
1-year manufacturer limited warranty
WARNING: California Proposition 65 Warning. This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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24526651
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I had the touchscreen model from Costco. It heated up a lot during heavy load. More than the 11th gen laptops. It's a good build. For 500sh I think it's worth it.
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I picked this up last week at this price. Good to see it's back. Based on my limited research in the 16 hours before purchase, and from what I've seen in the week since, this is a good price for the specs. I just switched from a gaming laptop to a gaming desktop, but I still need something for the road for work. This was top of budget for me. 16GB was essential based on my experience with web browser, conference apps, and background processes sucking up more than 8GB collectively. I just had to switch from 8GB to 16GB in my work laptop (don't tell IT that I did it myself). The 12th gen i7 is a nice bonus that adds value to this deal. Aside from random inaccessible clearance deals at Walmart and refurbished deals (mostly older gen anyway) elsewhere, I haven't been able to match this so far. Also, I did not want touchscreen. I don't use it, I don't need it, it's more trouble than it's worth for me.
One last thing, there was a 15% off coupon inside for extended warranty through Lenovo. I piecemealed the base warranty and accidental damage for 4 years for about $160 I think. Much cheaper than Staples, if you're into protection plans. Not sure the sealed battery warranty is worth it, but it's available if you want it.
Last edited by lawm18 December 17, 2022 at 04:08 AM.
The Dell Inspiron 3511 at M.C. is basically half the machine this one is, for $240 less. If you're just doing web browsing, a few documents, and limited time off charge, it'll get you by - My chief concern would be the 8gb RAM but it is expandable. 2nd issue would be screen brightness, which isn't listed on M.C. but seems to be 220 nits.
With the Dell, you gain touchscreen and a much cheaper price, and it would be enough for many basic use cases. But you lose out on the better build quality, battery, backlit keyboard, screen, and the improved specs of the Lenovo IdeaPad here.
The Dell Inspiron 3511 at M.C. is basically half the machine this one is, for $240 less. If you're just doing web browsing, a few documents, and limited time off charge, it'll get you by - My chief concern would be the 8gb RAM but it is expandable. 2nd issue would be screen brightness, which isn't listed on M.C. but seems to be 220 nits.
With the Dell, you gain touchscreen and a much cheaper price, and it would be enough for many basic use cases. But you lose out on the better build quality, battery, backlit keyboard, screen, and the improved specs of the Lenovo IdeaPad here.
Thanks. I am just looking for basic web browsing, MS office and watch YouTube videos. Definitely going to add more RAM.
This is the pro model that has 120hz and 3050 gpu for $200 more
not worth it IMO. If you are a a gamer you should get a better card than the 3050 and the 120hz screen is a gaming thing. I don't care about a 120hz screen when I am writing email and on conference calls.
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15.6" FHD (1920x1080) IPS 300nits Anti-glare
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1)Memory SlotsMemory soldered to systemboard, no slots, dual-channel (Intel i5 / i7 models)
Max Memory16GB soldered memory, not upgradable.
2) No Thunderbolt port, just USB 3.2 gen1
3) 300 nits display, its enough for most folks but some want more.
Same as this except the Ryzen 5625U?
edit: nah..for starters the walmart one has touchscreen. If that matters to you.
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This is the pro model that has 120hz and 3050 gpu for $200 more
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One last thing, there was a 15% off coupon inside for extended warranty through Lenovo. I piecemealed the base warranty and accidental damage for 4 years for about $160 I think. Much cheaper than Staples, if you're into protection plans. Not sure the sealed battery warranty is worth it, but it's available if you want it.
Is this a good computer for daily use purposes?
Is this a good computer for daily use purposes?
With the Dell, you gain touchscreen and a much cheaper price, and it would be enough for many basic use cases. But you lose out on the better build quality, battery, backlit keyboard, screen, and the improved specs of the Lenovo IdeaPad here.
With the Dell, you gain touchscreen and a much cheaper price, and it would be enough for many basic use cases. But you lose out on the better build quality, battery, backlit keyboard, screen, and the improved specs of the Lenovo IdeaPad here.
This is the pro model that has 120hz and 3050 gpu for $200 more
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