Currently, the Lenovo Ideapad S 15 from last year is a much better purchase than this unit. Get an external if you want better viewing or you need color accuracy. The webcam sucks. As the reviewer said, this is easy on the eyes for everyday use. The added icing on the cake is the upgrade of the 4gb to 16gb total 20gb- good enough for me. I love it. Very Zippy, even with numerous windows open and Youtube viewing. The Lenovo Ideapad 3 Ryzen 7 U is a great laptop. Short Story…I like this laptop and I am glad that I made this purchase.
Although you are giving up in a few areas. Webcam quality terrible , no keyboard back-light and display is not color accurate designed for privacy so still good. I have had this for 2 weeks and I am enjoying it. Long Story -Reason for purchase and … Read more ».
I tried it for an hour and the screen hurt my eyes like hell. I missed my old TN panel asus from 5 years ago.
Color calibration was kind of joke too. Maybe my unit was faulty but when I went to store to check ideapad 3, ideapad 5 and yoga slim 7 side by side, even though all had ips panels, yoga was amazing compared to the other two. I returned the ideapad 3 and now I am … Read more ». Choose country More Info Buy from Amazon. Body material. Ports and connectivity. Office Work Office Work should be used mostly by users who spend most of the time looking at pieces of text, tables or just surfing.
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Please do not enter contact information. If you require a response, contact support. Skip To Main Content. INF File? However, the rough surface offers a good purchase to the fingers, and even longer typing tasks are handled surprisingly well.
There is also a number block and Delete and Home keys are available as primary keys. A ClickPad is used as mouse replacement.
It offers a smooth surface, allowing you to navigate the cursor precisely. Mouse clicks are also triggered reliably, and mechanical input offers a clear feedback. The display of the HP 15s consists of a inch IPS panel that offers a resolution of x pixels. HP does not use PWM for brightness control, which will be appreciated by users with sensitive eyes.
Our measurements attest the HP 15s-fqng with a good contrast ratio of and a very good black value of 0. This causes colors to be displayed well-delineated, and black image content appears deep and saturated. However, this can be improved significantly by calibration. You can download the corresponding ICC file using the link above, in the frame on the right, next to the graphics of brightness distribution of the display.
The matte display surface limits the glare and there are no reflections. If PWM was detected, an average of minimum: 5 - maximum: Hz was measured. The viewing angles of the IPS panel of the 15s-fqng are very stable.
This also allows you to see the image content even from very steep viewing angles, without the colors being distorted. With the 15s notebook, HP targets users who are looking for an affordable notebook for daily tasks. The equipment variants range from simple hardware for writing tasks and surfing online, up to a bit more powerful components for more demanding office applications and simple image-processing. The 15s-fqng places in the middle of this range and is thus suited for diverse office applications.
HP has equipped the 15s-fqng with an Intel Core iG1. This processor is based on the Ice Lake architecture and offers four cores that are able to run up to eight threads simultaneously.
The clock speeds range between 1 and 3. It takes a very long time before the fans run constantly and the performance rises to an acceptable level. Here it also shows that the CPU should be able to deliver the expected performance constantly, if the cooling would start earlier. On the other hand, during a constant load test using Blender, the notebook ran from the beginning with whirring fans, so that we were unable to rule out a Cinebench bug.
Blender also demonstrated a good CPU performance, which also indicates that our R15 loop should be considered with caution. While the built-in iG1 processor is able to achieve second place in our test field in the discipline of the Single-Core performance, the result of the Multi-Core performance is only sufficient for last place among our selected comparison devices.
In the overall score of both tests, it is able to place second in our comparison list. In everyday operation, the HP 15s shows a smooth system operation, applications start quickly, and data access is fast. We did not notice any micro stutters or anything similar during the time of our testing. You can find out about the results of other notebooks in our tests in our CPU-benchmark list.
This achieves very good values in the storage benchmarks and is able to surpass the rest of the competitors. This GPU is only suited for applications with low demands on the graphics performance. In addition, some of the benchmarks refused to run in our test, and we were also unable to start them after a driver update.
The needed WWAN antennas are built-in in our review model, though this might not be the case with every model of the X An interesting fact that we want to highlight: The keyboard of the ThinkPad X is easily removable and replaceable. To do this, it is only necessary to loosen two screws that are hidden beneath the TrackPoint buttons which can be removed without breaking them and then slide the keyboard backwards to unlock and remove it.
Neither the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon nor the ThinkPad Ts offer this feature; both of them have to be almost completely disassembled to remove the keyboard.
This feature enables users to replace the built-in keyboard with another keyboard with a different layout. Changing the layout after the fact is easily possible with the X Ex factory, our review sample of the Lenovo ThinkPad X has a three-year warranty.
The warranty package includes on-site service and Premier support as well, which promises a faster warranty service. Even with this good warranty package, it is still possible to purchase warranty upgrades such as a five-year warranty or accidental damage protection, which covers additional damages. This means that the X contains a six-row chiclet keyboard, which is shrunk down compared with the keyboards used in the ThinkPad Ts or ThinkPad X1 Carbon.
This means that the keyboard is less wide — as a result, several keys are smaller than normal. Notably so are the three smaller keys to the right of the spacebar as well as the four smaller keys to the left of the Return key. In everyday use, the smaller layout can require some acclimatization — though this might now be the case if the user is used to smaller layouts like the one of the Dell XPS 13 anyway.
In terms of the typing experience, the Lenovo ThinkPad X manages to satisfy the high exceptions that we have when it comes to ThinkPad keyboards. The slightly concave chiclet keys have a key travel of roughly 1. It should be noted that Lenovo uses keyboards from different parts-manufacturers in the ThinkPad X, like in most ThinkPads. There are keyboards from Chicony, LiteOn or Primax listed in the parts list, so the typing experience may vary.
After Lenovo had enlarged the touchpad of the ThinkPad X quite drastically compared with the model ThinkPad X , the touchpad has become larger again with the X — the usable touch-surface measures 10 x 6. This touchpad size is absolutely adequate for a laptop of this size and helps in everyday use, especially when using gestures. Lenovo clearly prioritized a larger touchpad surface, which is why the touchpad buttons are integrated into the trackpad.
The integrated keys work flawlessly, though the key-mechanism of the ClickPad is slightly squishy on our model. Like with all ThinkPads apart from the X1 models, the touchpad is made out of plastic. This solution does not feel as nice as glass, but it does not really affect the user experience in a bad way, as the surface is smooth enough.
All things considered, the touchpad is very usable and thanks to the Microsoft Precision Touchpad driver, there is nothing to complain about the software, either. The TrackPoint only remains on certain business laptop lines these days, but once you have gotten used to this input device, it becomes hard to use a laptop without one.
Especially when working with the keyboard, the TrackPoint still has its unique advantages, as it allows users to keep their hands on the keyboard when they have to move the cursor. The TrackPoint, which was made by ELAN on our review sample, is extremely precise and the three dedicated buttons beneath the keyboard have the ideal position and size.
Their travel is short, their pressure point defined and the buttons are pretty quiet. There are four different This lowers the base price, and thus many corporate buyers will choose this option, but in terms of screen quality, this option is absolutely not recommendable.
There are three different screens with said FHD resolution. All three are matte and based on IPS technology. This panel is brighter than the The buyer plays the LCD parts-lottery. There is almost no backlight bleeding visible and the brightness is evenly spread as well. The panel does not use PWM to regulate the brightness.
Ex factory, there are some deviations in terms of color-values and grayscale. There was no color tint. With calibration, we were able to correct the small deviations.
The color profile used here is available for free, as always. When calibrated, the screen really does have a very good subjective image quality. The contrast value of is excellent, and it is a result of the low black value of just 0. The only negative thing about this panel is the bad response times — but in everyday use, we only noticed that the mouse cursor seemed to leave a "trace" that disappeared after a few milliseconds.
A huge difference compared with the ThinkPad X is the much better color gamut. While this model has a very poor sRGB coverage of just This means that the smallest ThinkPad is usable for semi-professional photo-editing as well. The matte surface and the good brightness value are responsible for making this LCD panel outdoor-usable.
It is usable in the shadow as well as the sun, though direct sunlight on the screen should still be avoided — for that, the panel would need to be a lot brighter.
If PWM was detected, an average of minimum: 5 - maximum: Hz was measured. The viewing-angle stability is very good. Colors do not invert and there is no IPS glow with this panel. Only the brightness is slightly reduced when viewing the screen from extreme angles.
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