LenovoThinkPad E16 Business Laptop, 16" WUXGA Display, AMD Ryzen 5 7530U (Beat i7-1165G7), 24GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, RJ-45, Fingerprint Reader, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Pro, Black

Beautiful, fast, great keyboard, exactly what I was looking for! My eyes are getting old and tired, so my little 14" Lenovo ThinkPad was too hard to see. This big boy is exactly that computer, only faster and bigger, with a numeric keypad. (Which is an annoyance to me, but oh well.) Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys that don't need you to hit Fn first; great keyboard feel, and quiet as can be. Unfortunately, it comes with Win11, but they tell me I can "downgrade" to the superior Win10 with no trouble. Installing updates now, I might play with Win11 awhile, but I've already determined the things I use most have been deleted, and I'm not interested in playing Microsoft's marketing games. One of these days, all Linux all the time. For now, Win10 works. :)Update: Used Win11 for a few weeks, and I could stand it, but only barely. On Win10, this laptop sings beautifully!

Great performance for a sub-1k machine. I bring it with me to travel and visit with my adult children. Can edit video, play video games and stream videos. Good screen quality, great battery life, 40gb of RAM and nice and quiet.

Honestly for what I need its perfect, I can edit, do school work n watch whatever as long as I have a hotspotAnd it can run wallpaper engine beautifully

Currently running Windows 11/Fedora linux dual boot.Computer runs fine. I use it most days for some programming/networking uses I can't do at my desktop. It's sturdy and I don't feel like I need to be extremely cautious with it. The keyboard feels nice and I like the trackpad.Battery life is pretty decent if you enable power saving mode and don't crank the screen brightness/use heavy programs while not plugged in.The only downsides I've seen so far are minor:1. the top of the screen/lid attracts fingerprints like nothing else. It doe snot look great after like 5 minutes of holding the laptop.2. some of the decisions on the keyboard are a little awkward. Like swapping the Fn and ctrl keys, usually the ctrl key is on the bottom left corner and then the Fn key is the second one in on all the other laptops I've used. This is something I don't think I'll get used to.3. the trackpad is very far to the left.There isn't much palm rest room there.Fortunately if I need to use this laptop for more than an hour I have the option to dock it and work with an external keyboard, but for those times I'm not working like that it can be annoying.

I ordered this product from Amazon with the faith that their vendor would make sure I get the right product. When I got this product it was defective. Touchpad and microphone were not working properly. I contacted Lenovo support for numerous attempts to fix it. To my dismay, they told me that this product is not meant for US and it is a product for Singapore, the warranty has already started in Sep 2024 and I just have 6 more month, and the warranty is valid in the US. How can a seller be so reckless, assuming that they didn't do it intentionally. I am returning the product. My recommendation is to always by from the manufacturer and not 3rd party vendors.

This was a perfect computer for my son who is seeking an engineering degree in college. Compatible with all of those programs. Reasonable price, and quality product.

Good laptop, arrived on time,packaged well, works well with easy worship software for church, no issues so far

Never been a big fan of Lenovo, still not. Straight forward business machine. Operates pretty smoothly but definitely isn’t going to blow anyone’s hair back. Eats an unreasonable amount of my time as it takes FOREVER to wake up so I can get to work.