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Model: Lenovo IdeaPad 1 15.6" Daily Traditional Laptop Intel Core i3 1215U 8GB Ram Intel Uhd Graphics 256GB Ssd Storage Windows 11 Home Fhd 60Hz - Grey
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Both listings have a photo that suggests fingerprint. I would guess that is bb putting the photo incorrectly because that 1 photo does not match the multiple photos of the full laptop from different angles with the circle part (a button it looks like) above the backspace.
Lenovo spec sheet says "fingerprint reader: none" for this model. The model number listed by Best Buy under the title on bb's website is 82QD00DHUS, and when I do a quick duckduckgo on "lenovo spec" one of the top results is "Product Specifications Reference", and it is a Lenovo website for looking up really detailed spec lists that you don't really get even from Lenovo's product listings.
Anyway, the psref for this laptop model is https://psref.lenovo.com/Detail/I...82QD00DHUS, and if you text search or scroll down to "fingerprint" it lists none. Sometimes these spec sheets cover multiple models w/ some variants, and a section will list a few of the options out in the market for that model number, but in this case, the only option is "fingerprint reader: none".
Now, this is all going off the spec sheet, someone who has handled it in person would definitely know better, and you could just try and return if it doesn't.
Edit 2: In the bb website questions section, a search on "fingerprint" turned this up: Q: QuestionDoes it have fingerprint reader? And lock?
Asked 5 months ago by Andres9710.
A:Answer Hi, Andres9710. This model IdeaPad 1i does not feature a fingerprint reader or physical lock.
Answered 4 months ago by Lenovo Product Expert
Last edited by mangodrink October 23, 2024 at 04:14 AM.
Makes a nice media streamer including music just add a separate dac like a Fiio K5 Pro and you've got an excellent sounding streamer with more storage etc than much more expensive dedicated music streamers.
This looks like a good price for a laptop to use for email, office tasks, video streaming and some legacy games. Just don't expect this laptop to perform well on more demanding applications and you won't be disappointed.
Pros:
Cheap, under $300 with tax.
Upgradeable RAM (1 SODIMM empty, 8GB soldered)
Decent entry level CPU. Good for basic tasks.
10 point multi touch touchscreen.
Decent selection of Ports, HDMI(1.4), USB-C 3.2 (DP), 2USB-A
Cons:
Lackluster screen with 300-nits, 45% NTSC.
No 3D graphics performance to speak of.
Windows S mode. Can be changed to Windows 11.
Keyboard not back lit.
SSD is only 256GB.
No USB-C Charging.
Battery life is around 6 hours.
At this price you get a Windows 11 (S mode) laptop for around the price of a chromebook. Be sure you can live with the limitations of windows 11 S mode or are comfortable changing to full windows 11 mode yourself (It's not too hard).
Unless you really need Windows 11 for something like old games or a specific piece of software, you might consider if a chromebook meets your needs at this price point. Maintaining a chromebook and avoiding viruses/malware is easier IMO than maintaining a windows machine in case that is a priority for you.
Seems like a good deal. It's almost the same as the other Lenovo deal directly on their website, except this one is 15.6" vs 14". I prefer the latter. However, having an upgradable RAM slot is a huge advantage.
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Lenovo spec sheet says "fingerprint reader: none" for this model. The model number listed by Best Buy under the title on bb's website is 82QD00DHUS, and when I do a quick duckduckgo on "lenovo spec" one of the top results is "Product Specifications Reference", and it is a Lenovo website for looking up really detailed spec lists that you don't really get even from Lenovo's product listings.
Anyway, the psref for this laptop model is https://psref.lenovo.co
Now, this is all going off the spec sheet, someone who has handled it in person would definitely know better, and you could just try and return if it doesn't.
Edit 2: In the bb website questions section, a search on "fingerprint" turned this up:
Q: QuestionDoes it have fingerprint reader? And lock?
Asked 5 months ago by Andres9710.
Answered 4 months ago by Lenovo Product Expert
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Pros:
- Cheap, under $300 with tax.
- Upgradeable RAM (1 SODIMM empty, 8GB soldered)
- Decent entry level CPU. Good for basic tasks.
- 10 point multi touch touchscreen.
- Decent selection of Ports, HDMI(1.4), USB-C 3.2 (DP), 2USB-A
Cons:- Lackluster screen with 300-nits, 45% NTSC.
- No 3D graphics performance to speak of.
- Windows S mode. Can be changed to Windows 11.
- Keyboard not back lit.
- SSD is only 256GB.
- No USB-C Charging.
- Battery life is around 6 hours.
At this price you get a Windows 11 (S mode) laptop for around the price of a chromebook. Be sure you can live with the limitations of windows 11 S mode or are comfortable changing to full windows 11 mode yourself (It's not too hard).Unless you really need Windows 11 for something like old games or a specific piece of software, you might consider if a chromebook meets your needs at this price point. Maintaining a chromebook and avoiding viruses/malware is easier IMO than maintaining a windows machine in case that is a priority for you.
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