Lenovo IdeaPad 110s - 11IBR 11.6" Laptop - White

A good, solid, basic little laptop. Not going to do complex stuff, and it has no DVD drive and only 32 Gb of hard drive, but if you use an external drive or a micro SD card, you're all set. I use one-drive from Microsoft and it has been fine. This comes with 1 year of Microsoft office 365! A good deal. Decent performance and great for basic laptop stuff. I love it for presentations, writing, web surfing, YouTube, recipes, streaming, etc. Can't beat it for $150 or so.

Great secondary laptop for work or school however I hate all the bloatware Lenovo puts on this tiny thing. It's not the fastest, and wasn't designed to be however with the power limitations of this laptop and the extra stuff they put on to run at start up really boged it down. After about 10min of tinkering with the startup processes and removing alot of unwanted applications it's nice and speedy for what I do with it (ie loading .dwf files -fairly large cad files- and loading web pages with flash). The construction is nice very good for keeping in a work truck or somewhere bumpy due to being a passive cooling device i.e. no moving fans. Wish the mouse track pad was a bit better but for the price you would be hard pressed to find a better laptop!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I liked the design/look of this laptop, BUT

The best way to describe this product is "eh 🤷🏽‍♀️". It was $160, and genuinely worth every single penny. Prior to this I had no computer or tablet of any kind outside my iPhone, and prior to that I had a MacBook Pro, so it's an adjustment, but truly perfect for someone like me who has no professional need for a personal laptop outside the office, and no personal computer related activities that make performance a must.That being said; the processor in this thing is incredibly slow, so patience is key. I feel a bit like I'm back in the late 90s waiting for my dial up to reconnect sometimes. Overall though, it does what I purchased it for, and I honestly only touch it a few times per month so spending any more would have been foolish.I would NOT recommend this for any college student or gamer of any kind, anyone working from home in any capacity, teenagers for school, or even professsional online survey takers. This is a cheap laptop that's honestly just for fun, light use.

I bought this laptop as a replacement for our old chromebook that was dying. I figured I'd give Windows 10 a try. It worked great for nearly a month, now it won't even start up anymore. It started with the touchpad not working the last couple of days. I just used a mouse instead (not super convenient for a laptop, but oh well). Then today it just wouldn't boot up anymore. I now just get a screen that says "Boot Menu" with 2 options:1. eMMC Disk: SanDisk iNANA 32GB2. Windows Boot ManagerI've tried both options and it just kicks me right back to that screen.Waste of $150 if you ask my opinion.

The Ideapad boots quickly, Windows 10 runs smoothly, it's well-constructed, has a great keyboard, and the 11.6" screen gives you all the advantages of being portable while still being a usable size. It has Bluetooth built in, so if you don't want to sacrifice a USB port for a mouse dongle, you can always pick up a USB mouse to get the job done. Battery life probably isn't the 8 hours advertised, but it'll confidently get you through 4 hours of activity every time, maybe 6.The only downside of this product that I can see is that when it arrives, half of it's modest 32GB hard drive is already used up, but that's easily remedied by storing files in the cloud (Skydrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) or adding a micro SD card with as much memory as you want.In short: this is a great computer and an amazing value for the money.

My larger laptop crashed. I have a work laptop that weighs about 20 lbs, and I use that for just about everything. I decided I didn't want to spend an arm and a leg to buy another laptop. All I really use a computer for are browsing and my music files. This looks like it will do the job ok. I asked another reviewer if this would be ok for iTunes, and they were kind enough to say it would. Well I am using an external hard drive to house my music library, that is probably the only way this would work since I also installed Microsoft Office Professional. The 32GB is pretty much tapped out at this point. That is for sure a huge drawback. I ordered a micro SD, and I'm hoping that the integration will add easily to the 32GB. Maybe if I clean up the memory and hard drive I will get a few GBs back. The memory is very bare bones, most cell phones out there have more than 32GB to work with and that's without windows installed. I'm not seeing it as snappy as most people describe, but the speed is enough that it's bearable.

This is the perfect little introductory PC for the kids. I just needed them to have something basic when the little people come to visit with me. (I don't let anyone touch my machines at all. I take my computers way too seriously.)The computers are absolutely adorable and the ideal size for the little ones to come over to brush up on their skills, as well as complete any serious school projects. It was very helpful to me that Microsoft provides a full one year subscription to Office 365 for free! That saved me even more cash to get the kids up and running.I appreciate the ability to expand the hard drive capacity through the use of the microSD card slot. I was quick to include 32GB cards for each. I will expand this to a larger capacity should they fully use the current availability. I doubt that will be any time soon because the laptops are not meant for gaming, or any other hungry application storage functions.Very pleased with the purchase, the kids are excited as well.