Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3 AMD All-in-One Computer, 24" FHD Display, Ryzen 5 5500U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, DVD RW Drive, Windows 11

Solid PC, cheap for the priceWould have liked a 1 TB HD as an option, but not possible. Still, 500 GB SSD will do for most users. Not a end-game PC but it handles well games that do not require NASA computers.The front camara is a down side. Dark video and you will have to tilt the whole PC so you are in the midleBy no means a deal breaker - solid performance at a fair price

This product is great. I haven't ran into any issues with it. Boots up quickly, user friendly, great sound from speakers. I love the simplicity of the design, and it holds lots of storage. Looking forward to having this for a very long time!

Just received this computer 2 days ago. So far I really like it. It is very fast. It is model F0G1008MUS with Windows 11, 512 SSD and 16M of memory. It has a wireless keyboard and mouse and a DVD R/W but it does not have a card reader. Took awhile to get all of the updates and install Windows 11 but once up and running has been very speedy. I like windows 11. It seems more intuitive than Windows 10. Will update if my opinion changes.

Very happy with this purchase. I bought the 24" AMD Ryzen version of this Lenovo AIO. It did come with a wireless keyboard and mouse, which connect via a single USB dongle. I did not use either of them so I cannot review those. Things I like: the power and speed. I can do multiple tasks at once. I mostly use the PC for light gaming(MTGA, Hearthstone, etc.), school, and entertainment. Unlike other reviews I saw, I was not required to purchase Microsoft 365, although I could understand how you would need a subscription to use a cloud-based service (i.e. retrieving your documents from the Microsoft cloud). Things I dislike: integrated speakers aren't super loud, consider purchasing aftermarket speakers. Also, while I did like that it came with a DVD drive, I think they are becoming obsolete, and would have much rather had a memory card reader and USB-C port instead. Overall, happy with the purchase and would recommend.

I bought the Lenovo based on the features I needed to convert videos. After researching everything but a Mac, this model offered more than expected including security and other software that wasn't listed. I also wanted the disc drive which is apparently being fazed out by most computer companies. With the huge amount of Ram all for under $800, and so far a great performer, I was sold.

I bought two of these computers--one for my home office and one for my workplace--based on the reviews found here and on Wire Cutter. The computers do everything they should with one very big and annoying exception: They can't handle video calls on Zoom, which makes them virtually useless for work. The computers keep saying that they can't find the speakers and microphones during Zoom calls. So, I can't hear my clients--and they can't hear me--during most video calls. I tried virtually everything I could to solve the problem on my own: software updates, uninstall then reinstall Zoom, confirm Zoom has permission to access speakers and microphone, etc. Nothing worked. I eventually called Lenovo because the computers are under warranty, they ran a bunch of tests that didn't fix the problem, and then told me that my last option was to have them physically replace the speaker and microphone hardware. Great, right? Wrong: I must ship the computer to Houston, TX for this work to be done, meaning I'll be without the machine for 3 weeks. Very disappointed.

Great product. Looks great and works even better. Very quick and display is very vivid. Good buy.

This is the first All-In-One PC I've bought. The Bluetooth keyboard and mouse work very well ... cutting down on cables is a major plus for me.