Costco Wholesale offers their
Members: Lenovo Slim 7i 16" Touchscreen Laptop (82VB0000US) on sale for
$899.97. Shipping is $14.99.
Thanks to community member
skeleton516 for finding this deal.
Device Features:- 16" 2560x1600 WQXGA VESA HDR144HZ Touchscreen IPS Display
- 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700H 14-Core / 20-Thread Processor (Intel Evo Platform)
- 32GB 4800MHz LPDDR5 RAM
- 1TB M.2 NVMe TLC Solid State Drive
- Intel Arc A370M Graphics (4GB)
- WiFi 6E (2x2/160) Gig+ | Bluetooth 5.1
- Integrated IR Webcam
- Backlit Keyboard
- 2x 2W Speakers w/ Dolby Atmos
- Windows 11 Home
- 4-Cell 75WH Battery
- Weight: 4.58 lbs.
- 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty
- Ports:
- 1x Thunderbolt 4
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A
- 1x HDMI-Out 2.0b
- 1x Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack
- 1x SD Media Card Reader
- Costco Concierge Services (included):
- 2nd Year Warranty
- Free Technical Support
- 90 Day Return Policy
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Let me know when Walmart and Amazon sell hearing aids for the same and less than Costco. Note that the recent change in the FDA regulations re hearing aids does not apply to me, since my loss is profound and for this type of hearing loss you still need to see an ENT/audiologist for fittings.
Good thing that I have job that pays well. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to afford hearing aids and would probably be on welfare since 85% of deaf/hard of hearing people are unemployed or under-employed (even in this tech-heavy society). Crazy how the U.S. works. Somehow people think that it is better to moan and groan about people on welfare instead of giving hard of hearing people hearing aids every five years so that they can become employable and taxpayers. Medicare does not pay for hearings aids either, but Medicaid does.
Anyway, just be glad that you (making an assumption here) do not need to spend thousands every 3-5 years for equipment that most other people do not.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155268982303
Edit: List price is $929, a further 12% is taken off during checkout. I've added a screenshot of the price breakdown.
Specs are pretty amazing for the price: 32GB DDR5, 1TB Gen4 SSD (upgradeable), RTX 3050, 120Hz panel. It's on sale for $1299 at Costco.
I actually made a post this morning but it got removed, I believe because the seller is about a 1000 reviews short of the 10k minimum (updated eBay policy). Anyway, curious to hear what you guys think.
I agree that if you're looking for specifically for a gaming laptop, at $900 this isnt a good deal, it is the cheapest laptop with a 12700H and dGPU, but for $100 more you can get something like an MSI Katana with a 12700H+3060, which is far far better at gaming, but quality control is worse, doesnt have a touchscreen, etc. The people that are best suited for this laptop are content creators, hence the 32Gb of RAM, 1Tb SSD, and Arc.
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It's when you get into the rendering end like Blender, where having a dedicated GPU helps. Even then it's just a matter of output time really and frame generation, as you move up in GPU segment.
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For the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i , the ram is sodered onto the board and the laptop only has support for 1 M2 drive.
Let me know when Walmart and Amazon sell hearing aids for the same and less than Costco. Note that the recent change in the FDA regulations re hearing aids does not apply to me, since my loss is profound and for this type of hearing loss you still need to see an ENT/audiologist for fittings.
Good thing that I have job that pays well. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to afford hearing aids and would probably be on welfare since 85% of deaf/hard of hearing people are unemployed or under-employed (even in this tech-heavy society). Crazy how the U.S. works. Somehow people think that it is better to moan and groan about people on welfare instead of giving hard of hearing people hearing aids every five years so that they can become employable and taxpayers. Medicare does not pay for hearings aids either, but Medicaid does.
Anyway, just be glad that you (making an assumption here) do not need to spend thousands every 3-5 years for equipment that most other people do not.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/155268982303
Edit: List price is $929, a further 12% is taken off during checkout. I've added a screenshot of the price breakdown.
Specs are pretty amazing for the price: 32GB DDR5, 1TB Gen4 SSD (upgradeable), RTX 3050, 120Hz panel. It's on sale for $1299 at Costco.
I actually made a post this morning but it got removed, I believe because the seller is about a 1000 reviews short of the 10k minimum (updated eBay policy). Anyway, curious to hear what you guys think.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155268982303
Specs are pretty amazing for the price: 32GB DDR5, 1TB Gen4 SSD (upgradeable), RTX 3050, 120Hz panel. It's on sale for $1299 at Costco.
I actually made a post this morning but it got removed, I believe because the seller is about a 1000 reviews short of the 10k minimum (updated eBay policy). Anyway, curious to hear what you guys think.
EDIT
For the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7i , the ram is sodered onto the board and the laptop only has support for 1 M2 drive.
This "gpu" is weak as ish. 1650 is better at gaming.
1080p gaming:
Cyberpunk 2077 low - 46 fps
God of War low - 35fps
Far Cry 6 med - 44fps
Guardians of the Galaxy med - 14fps
Assassins Creed Valhalla med - 33fps
Looks like a 720p gaming card. š¤®
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Int...623.0.html [notebookcheck.net]
Notebookcheck used extremely old drivers for their review, and didnt bother to check for updates when reviewing Arc GPUs. And since Arc GPUs are new, there is a drastic difference between the first drivers and drivers now (like 8 months after mobile Arc launched). They also didnt change the power settings to allow the card to fully run at max performance.
While not many websites actually review laptops in details, Notebookcheck gives a lot of bad data, to the point where I wouldnt bother looking at their reviews.
Overall performance is around GTX 1650 levels with the latest drivers
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i bought this from store @ 999 how do i request price adjustment?
@everyone
I use it for my school. Use the machine to perform some resource intense tasks and its been good so far.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155268982303
Specs are pretty amazing for the price: 32GB DDR5, 1TB Gen4 SSD (upgradeable), RTX 3050, 120Hz panel. It's on sale for $1299 at Costco.
I actually made a post this morning but it got removed, I believe because the seller is about a 1000 reviews short of the 10k minimum (updated eBay policy). Anyway, curious to hear what you guys think.
US $929.99
i bought this from store @ 999 how do i request price adjustment?
@everyone
I use it for my school. Use the machine to perform some resource intense tasks and its been good so far.
"price adjustment" button box left side.
Let me know when Walmart and Amazon sell hearing aids for the same and less than Costco. Note that the recent change in the FDA regulations re hearing aids does not apply to me, since my loss is profound and for this type of hearing loss you still need to see an ENT/audiologist for fittings.
Good thing that I have job that pays well. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to afford hearing aids and would probably be on welfare since 85% of deaf/hard of hearing people are unemployed or under-employed (even in this tech-heavy society). Crazy how the U.S. works. Somehow people think that it is better to moan and groan about people on welfare instead of giving hard of hearing people hearing aids every five years so that they can become employable and taxpayers. Medicare does not pay for hearings aids either, but Medicaid does.
Anyway, just be glad that you (making an assumption here) do not need to spend thousands every 3-5 years for equipment that most other people do not.
Used to belong to Sam's Club just to get gas, but the long gas lines and distance away was not worth it the time and trip to go there.
US $929.99
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