Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3 24" All-in-One Desktop PC - Powerful Performance in a Compact Design

Amazon Customer: The Ryzen chip seems to be able to handle everything I throw at it. I reformatted everything and loaded Lubuntu Linux, as I've been using Lubuntu for longer than I can remember.
Everything seems to work.
My QGIS program does lightning fast tasks in seconds now, where my older computer used to take many minutes and sometimes hours.

Canada on Mar 28, 2022

Mario M: My family enjoyed the computer.

The only issue is the camera quality is not the greatest.

Canada on Jan 16, 2022

Danyell RosenbaumDanyell Rosenbaum: After two months of use have really enjoyed this computer. The display is great and functions well, big rough screen to multitask. Connects wireless to my phone (android). Used to it for minor video editing and uploading at it did all of that no problem. Perfect for everyday use. Mouse and keyboard are nothing special but they do the job, but they see wired, which is okay for me. Also has a disc drive.

Canada on Jan 08, 2022

Lee Wagar: First of all, I am a fairly tech-savvy 72 year old and don't need a computer for work of any sort, but I use a desk top computer every day for news, email, banking, shopping, art tutorials and classes and a crossword or two. I also have a laptop (awesome Acer) that I use when I'm not in my art studio/office. So I don't need any super duper gaming computer, just basics. My expensive, 6 year old HP AIO Envy died on me and might have been fixable for a third time, but with all the shortages and price increases around the corner, I opted for a new one now while I can still get and afford it. Anyway, I chose this one. Not thrilled with it over all, but can't really say too much bad. Set up was extremely simple. It boots up quickly enough but not as quick as my laptop or my old HP did but it's pretty quick. The screen quality is very nice. Clear bright pictures. The sound is really good which I need because my hearing isn't the best. The camera, however, is not real good for Zoom (at my age, though, no camera makes me look good) but I have a little plug in camera to use for that anyway, which is much better. It could use a few more USB ports that are reachable. Thankfully, the computer...

United States on Oct 15, 2021

José Luis: OJO: la computadora viene en inglés (Windows y teclado), lo cual no mencionan en la descripción. Tuve que actualizar a Windows 10 Pro para cambiar el idioma a español y comprar aparte un teclado de 102 teclas con distribución en español.

La máquina es bastante potente para cualquier trabajo de oficina y escuela, aunque no para trabajos pesados como rendereos o juegos definitivamente. La unidad de estado sólido la hace súper rápida para arrancar e iniciar programas. La pantalla FHD de 24" otorga bastante espacio para trabajar con ventanas en paralelo y el contenido en 1080p se ve súper bien. Las bocinas suena bastante fuerte y relativamente claro, aunque en algunos tonos llegan a distorcionarse un poco.

El soporte minimalista me encanta pues otorga espacio para colocar algo debajo de la pantalla y hace que la superficie debajo de ésta sea fácil de limpiar.

Algo que deja mucho que desear es la cámara web, pues su calidad es muy baja, sobre todo cuando hay mucha luz pues crea sobreexposición. Además, no cuenta con sensor infrarrojo para Windows Hello.

En general, es muy excelente equipo de escritorio, aunque por el precio yo esperaría un...

Mexico on Aug 29, 2021

agyg2005: Es un All in one, con un procesador bastante poderoso en este momento, ryzen 5 4500u, 16gb de ram, disco nvme de 512GB, pantalla 24 pulgadas.
Cumple en desempeño para cualquier tarea de oficina u hogar en este 2020.
Lo "malo" viene en Inglés el SO, pero puedes cambiar la configuración en el panel de control a español y listo todo queda traducido, el teclado viene en inglés es decir sin la "ñ", pero puedes conectarle cualquier teclado en español que sea usb o bluetooth y sin problema funcionará sin problema.
El mouse que trae es decente y alámbrico.
Sin duda es un equipo recomendable Youtube, Office, incluso para tareas medianas en suites tipo photoshop o algo así. Sin embargo no para Gaming a menos que quieras correr juegos de 5 años atrás con graficas medias-bajas como mucho. Al ser un AIO no se le puede comprar una tarjeta de video.
Por el precio en estos momentos principios de 2021 en México es prácticamente imposible conseguir un AIO nacional de las mismas prestaciones pero más barato. (casi toda la porquería nacional en este precio alrederdor de los 15k MXN es Celeron, o AMD A4 o cosas básicas)

Mexico on Mar 02, 2021

David B: I'd had a Lenovo AIO since early 2016 that was suffering under the twin strains of old age and constant Zoom meetings. There's a huge range of prices and features among available AIOs and much better screen/hard drive options than there was in '16. I wound up paying less than I had then while picking up the three things most important to me: a solid-state drive (to increase retrieval speed and eliminate machine noise during video conferences), the AMD Ryzen 5 processor, and lots of RAM. Another plus is the built-in DVD drive.

The new Lenovo is terrific: fast, quiet, and up to all of the general productivity, light graphics and data processing tasks I require. The touch screen is crisp and clear. The camera, located at the top center of the bezel, is not the best, but it's fine for 1080p and lower levels of resolution. Low-light photography is acceptable (in addition to video calls, I use this camera to record television press interviews; commercial stations have been satisfied with the quality). I also appreciate the physical lens blocker built into the housing of the computer.

I swapped the corded keyboard and mouse for cordless models -- a big reason to have an AIO...

United States on Jan 14, 2021

C. PetersC. Peters: Had it for a few days now, so ready to chime in. I got this because I run 3d home design programs, and they can be very intense on the CPU and memory. Not so much about the GPU. But, this more than handles what I needed it for. When I am running a 3D render, the CPU runs at 100% for the first few minutes, then drops back down after that. The GPU normally has barely any task, like 3-4%, and memory runs about 31% while I am rendering. With my old PC which was a 8GB, 2.2 processor, with a Radeon R5 graphics card, it would take like an hour to get 20-30 Ray Trace passes. With this one, using the same plan, 3 minutes, 50 seconds, and it had already done 18 passes. WOW...SUPER FAST.
If you are thinking about running games on it, go to YT and search Ryzen 54500u and there are a ton of videos with people who tested it against other chips, on tons of games. This chip generally is installed in laptops. After having seen them, I was all in.

Screen is great, love the edge to edge. I really don't like the stand, and I'll stop short of saying I hate it, but it makes me think they didn't think it out- like hey, let's just bend some pipe...but it obviously wasn't a deal breaker for me....

United States on Sep 28, 2020