Lenovo G700 laptop
29 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
By Eva Marie Fuller
Great product. Nicely packaged and sleek design. Not too heavy and just right for the average user. Out of the box, add battery, plug in and go. Display is crisp (once you increase the brightness - F12) and the responsive keyboard is a dream to type on - plus number keys separate, thank you. High fingerprint threshold and nice finish on all surfaces. Cool running and quiet. Better than I expected.
23 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
By N. Bowers
Just unboxed the laptop, doing initial setup. Packaging was awesome; had this cool fold-out soft-foam that cradled the computer 360 degrees, but was slotted down the top-center to allow the laptop to be removed in a couple seconds. Battery install was a snap, initial setup going great. Installing World of Warcraft now, and browsing around to collect a few programs. Not having any trouble with processing speed so far.
More updates to come.
Update 8/22/13: Great laptop! This laptop runs WoW Mists of Pandaria very well for the price. During normal play (flying around, in town, auction house, etc...) i'm hitting 60+ frames per second (FPS) with low to medium settings. During large raids and certain world encounters, settings have to be on low and FPS drops to around 15-30. Still playable, but a little bit lacking. I'm considering a solid state drive for this laptop to boost it a little bit.
Keyboard is great, touch pad is just the right amount of sensitive. I wish it had a standalone microphone plug, but i'm not going to knock any stars. Most of the bloatware was easy to remove, which is a big plus.
So far, i'm extremely happy with my purchase and i would recommend to the casual gamer, student, or home office user.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Skylined
This notebook computer is very good and I've owned a quite a few in my day.
I never owned a 17,3 inch laptop before so this is my first.
I just sold my Sony VAIO E Series SVE14112FXB 14-Inch Laptop that I paid $599 in July 2012.
I was a bit skeptical at first for such a cheap laptop but the Lenovo design is great.
Opening it up to put in a SSD or upgrade the memory is very easy. Charging port design is great.
Screen is excellent. Sound is awesome. Cooling system is on the left side (not underneath).
The first thing I did when I got it was put in 4GB of extra memory and did a fresh install of Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
Got all drivers from their website, no problems...
The only thing is on the website (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CRXZU94) the product description list Bluetooth as a feature (at least when I bought it). When I got it there was no Bluetooth combo card, just a Broadcom BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless LAN Card (04W3750). So if you need integrated Bluetooth get something else. For me the trackpad is quite nice and not like those new VAIO ones so I don't need my external bluetooth mouse to get work done.
Also you need a big notebook bag for this baby.
Will keep you posted!
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