Lenovo IdeaCentre 3 27" All-in-One Desktop Computer, Core i5, 8GB, 512GB SSD, Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had the unit for about a month now, switched from a much older unit on Win10. Some minor adjustment, but it is quick, precise, user-friendly, and very easy to manage with cloud storage. Very pleased with this purchase for our office.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lenovo All-in-One 27" IdeaCentre. This is by far, the best desktop that I have ever owned. It is lightning fast, intuitive, the resolution and quality are superior, and you could hear a pin drop when it is running. There is absolutely no noise from a cooling fan or otherwise. While, All-in-One pc's do not have a good reputation with younger folks and certain IT personnel, for those of us who need an everyday pc for surfing the internet, teleworking, emailing, and streaming, this computer is perfect. If you're a dedicated gamer, you may want to purchase a Lenovo hardrive (tower) with a separate monitor to maximize the gaming experience. Overall, I could not be happier with this purchase and as a first-time customer of Lenovo, I feel it has exceeded my previous Dell and HP computers, there just is no comparison. Thank you, Lenovo!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like the Lenovo computers. This brand was recommended by my computer repair person. I have the All in One PC. Bought it in 2020. Runs great and have had no issues with it. Lenovo has really good customer service. I usually buy the warranty, just in case I need it. In August of 2022 I bought an All in One PC for my husband. 7 months later it had a major problem. Since it was still under warranty, we sent it in for repair. Worked fine until September 2023. It went dead again and it couldn't be fixed. I was out of luck because the 1 year warranty was out and I did not buy an extended warranty:( I was not a happy camper. I guess we got a Lemon PC. But I do like Lenovo products, so I took a chance again and bought another All in One PC.......... With an extended warranty this time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the all in ones because it doesn't take much desk space. This computer is so fast, it makes me wonder why I didn't order it sooner. The only thing I wish it had is a built in DVD burner/RW, and a few more USB ports. But I have an old USB hub for my low demand extensions taking care of that. Windows 11 takes a bit of getting use to, but for the most part, it downloaded most of my settings over wifi, on it's own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my new computer! It was so easy to purchase, bring home, take out of the box & setup! I was working on it within minutes of unboxing. Very happy with this purchase & may be purchasing another one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The IdeaCentre AIO 3i Intel is exactly what I was looking for. Sleek, fast, nice sound, and a fair price. I really don't have any complaints, I haven't used the webcam yet but I love that you actually have to raise it to use it. My last Lenovo all in one (an ideaentre B320) lasted me over 10 years, let's hope this one does the same!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great machine. Fast, good sound, very pleasant default "beep" when changing volume (probably an odd thing to comment on, but my last computer had a loud, strident sound that was really annoying!) The screen is non-glare, the graphics are bright and crisp. I like that the camera is tucked away till you need it. It's fast on startup, just a very satisfactory machine. I use Photoshop to create from -scratch-digital art. I also do a little gaming, browsing, etc. I have no complaints.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality is great, and the processor is blazing fast. I only use my PC for email, surfing the internet, MS Word and Excel and it does all of these things without hesitation. I was concerned I would not like the wireless keyboard and mouse however, I love them. I didn't want a touch screen and just learned to not touch it if I don't want to activate anything on the screen. My old PC, monitor and external speakers used three plugs, now I'm down to one plug. The USB plugs in the back was a problem. I purchased a 6" extension USB cable so I can connect my Thumb drive to the PC without having to bend my neck around the back. The only thing I wish the new PC included is a LED to show I pressed the power on button.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered this unit at the recommendation of my tech guy. He is familiar with mt set up, or so I thought. There is no wireless card and the mouse is basic. If you are going to include accessories, at least include a mouse with a back button. I will be replacing that ASAP. Also, I have no place to plug in a cable for internet. I need a wireless card for it to even function. Currently, it's just a large paperweight on my desk. When I can use it, I am excited for the screen size.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had my IdeaCentre AIO for about a month now and coming from a 10 year old Dell Inspiron, it's great. It's fast, quiet (no fan noise) and the screen resolution is very good with twice the screen real estate of my Dell laptop and it takes less desk space too. I do wish it had a couple more USB ports but otherwise I would definitely recommend it.