Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3 Gen 7 27" FHD i5 16GB RAM 256GB All-in-One PC - White with Genuine Windows 11

I purchased a good computer for my daily use. It has all the necessary features. The screen is perfect for various purposes including work, streaming movies on Netflix, and having video calls on Zoom. The computer's response time is impressive, even with multiple applications open at the same time. Setup and installation of our programs were easy and we highly recommend this computer. However, it would have been better if it had the hard drive divided into two drives initially.

A few very minor complaints. The on/off switch is difficult to find and it's hard to know if you've hit it. An LED to indicate that the computer is on would help. The Dell mouse is poor quality and I switched to my Logitech mouse. I didn't realize that the wireless mouse/keyboard would take up a USB port. I thought the wireless transmitter would be built into the AIO itself. Overall I'm happy with my purchase.

Great desktop, traditionally I have always bought from the commercial think line and stayed away from the Idea line, the build quality is typically much better in the think line. That continues to be true, however we really wanted a touchscreen all-in-one which is not currently offered in the Think line in a 27". There is no mistaking the value is exceptional in the idea line as its half the price of what it would cost if this was a commercial model. Would it have been worth twice the price to get a higher build quality? no i think not, so I'm happy with the value bundled here. It is basically a laptop build, external power supply using the same 90 watt PSU brick as both my Thinkpads. I got the i7 as that was on sale, but i imagine there will be quiet a lot of ... MoreGreat desktop, traditionally I have always bought from the commercial think line and stayed away from the Idea line, the build quality is typically much better in the think line. That continues to be true, however we really wanted a touchscreen all-in-one which is not currently offered in the Think line in a 27". There is no mistaking the value is exceptional in the idea line as its half the price of what it would cost if this was a commercial model. Would it have been worth twice the price to get a higher build quality? no i think not, so I'm happy with the value bundled here. It is basically a laptop build, external power supply using the same 90 watt PSU brick as both my Thinkpads. I got the i7 as that was on sale, but i imagine there will be quiet a lot of thermal throttling since there is only one very small cpu cooler behind the screen and I've yet to hear it even turn on. The system will be quiet and speed is not an issue for everyday productivity. The LCD has a matt finish which is preferable for me, it used to be that everything in the Idea line came with gloss finish screens which make it very reflective but this model came with a matt screen so it doesnt reflect the light as much. Wish list would be more USB ports as you immediately need to use a hub right out of the gate, 4 USB ports just wont be enough by the time your done with printer, headset, speakers, UPS, keyboard, mouse, etc... and unlike the Think line which has cable management in the back, there is NO cable management in the back of this unit so the clean look of the stand is quickly ruined by the mess of wires which are visible under the screen. I will try to loom mine as much as possible but there is no escaping the fact that the stand is angular which means all the cables will be visible. But still, good compromises for the price point.