Lenovo - 300W Gen 3-2-in-1 Educational Computer - Laptop for Students - AMD 3015e Dual-Core Processor - 11.6" HD Touchscreen Display - 4GB Memory - 64GB Storage - Windows 10 Pro

Nice design. Compact size. Durable plastic case with nice texture that's easy to hold. Color is dark blue with some flecks in the outer rubber bumper. Rock-solid chassis that does not flex. Slim. Physically feels really tough. Would not hesitate to throw in a bag and use daily without a computer case. A bit heavy for the size. Glossy IPS screen is bright with wide viewing angles. Touchscreen capability. Smart flip design so you can use it in laptop, tablet, or tent mode -- screen orientation changes automatically. Comes with Windows 10 Pro Education and can be upgraded to Windows 11. RAM is 4GB. eMMC secondary storage is 64GB. Micro-SD card slot. Built-in camera for video conferencing with physical sliding privacy shutter. USB-C (x1) and USB-A (x2) ports. HDMI port. Headphone jack. WiFi. Bluetooth. No Ethernet port. Long battery life (10+ hours). Silent operation (no fan) and the computer stays cool. On/off button is a small recessed shallow-travel push button on the right side with a tiny white power LED. Stereo down-firing speakers with good balanced sound for movies and music. Loudness is sufficient for small room. Keyboard features flat keys and medium/short travel and standard layout. Function keys/media keys can be Fn-key flipped in BIOS. Touchpad is plastic with no physical left/right buttons. Comes with 65W USB-C computer power adapter.Internal battery cannot be replaced. Secondary eMMC storage is soldered in, and so is the RAM, so the computer cannot upgraded.Overall, an great buy from the price. Marketed as education model for students, but makes for excellent small rugged 3-in-1 (laptop/table/tent) consumer notebook.

Had it for a few months now. I really love it but still can’t get photoshop uploaded which stinks.

The description of this PC says its intended for the rough and tumble school student usage. As such it is stated that it is physically tough enough to withstand probable school child abuse of dropping, spilling, etc. It certainly feels that way to me. It feels very solid and probably a little thicker and heavier than a more premium 11.6 inch 2 and 1 laptop. The AMD CPU is roughly of the same performance as competing Intel Celeron CPU's like the J4120 or 4125 .. which is good for a low end PC for any routine usage of web browsing, video watching, documents, spreadsheets and more. The 4 GB of ram will somewhat limit the number of simultaneous applications or web sites open at one time. The 64 GB of eMMC storage is really the practical minimum for a usable Windows 10 or 11 experience. The micro SD card may be used to meet likely additional storage space for application programs a files. It has a very good selection of USb and HDMI ports. My usage thus far has confirmed the physical strength and the expected performance in all ways. It's not a power PC but it is a very capable laptop for most routine uses. Fold the display over and you have a very nice Windows tablet. The display has gorilla glass to allow just a pencil to be used as a stylus. I bought it at an unbelievable price during the black Fridays sales period. But even at it current price it is a very good buy for a low end but capable laptop pc.

Slow to boot up and the screen went dark after less than a week.

Worth every penny I love it and I am glad that I got it before the price went up. But it didn’t come with the pen so I had to order from Amazon and it’s very good. I would buy this computer over and over again very sturdy and works very nice fast system.

Bought this for my 5 year old son for Christmas. He loves it. It's very easy for him to use, as it has a touch screen feature. My 80 year old father is learning how to use this because my 5 year old is teaching him. It is a bit smaller than a standard laptop. However, my little guy loves that it is just his size. Overall, this is a nice, little piece of equipment that is easy to use. Bought a separate wireless mouse, only as a personal preference. The built in one is pretty much like any mouse on a laptop. The price is definitely right! So far, we are very happy :)

I know the specs aren’t outstanding but a few years ago I had an earlier equivalent of an educational Lenovo and it worked really well. This one, it’s kind of slow. Even opening a single app or program is a longer wait than I have patience for. I like it due to its rugged nature while retaining a low profile and the options for protective shell type cases. Considering I just wanted it for basic internet work or working on cellphones, it will serve its purpose. Compact size is nice. Comes with a bit of bloatware that’s worth uninstalling.

A fantastic notebook to be carried in a backpack and used in an educational context, whether university or school. It is also perfect to be carried on trips and in situations with some level of impact, as it is light, small and very resistant. Its central concept is not performance, but mobility, durability and versatility, so I would recommend it to people who are looking for a product with these characteristics.For that price, it is an excellent computer. If you want a computer with 4GHz processing and 16Gb of RAM, this computer is simply not for you, so I don't think it's fair to criticize the computer for having modest specifications, because what you pay for is what you get.It would only be better if it were more Linux-friendly, since the performance of this computer with Linux is much better than the performance with Windows. When it gets better hardware support from Linux, it will be the perfect "awesome little linux machine".