Essential IdeaPad • 36GB RAM • 1.5TB Storage(512GB SSD and 1TB Cloud Storage) • 15.6" Full HD • Intel 4-core • Free 1 Year Office 365 • Intel 4-core • Wi-Fi 6 • Type-C • Windows 11 Home

I purchased the Lenovo Essential IdeaPad based on its promising specifications, but my experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. It arrived today, and I was excited to set it up, only to be met with constant crashing during the initial update process. As soon as it reaches the “Downloading Updates” stage, the system crashes and shows the dreaded blue screen of death (IRQL_GT_ZERO_AT_SYSTEM_SERVICE error). It does the same thing over and over again. Just keeps restarting and reaching this same errorThis isn’t just a random glitch—this is a blatant failure of quality control. For a brand-new laptop, this level of malfunction is unacceptable. I haven’t even been able to set it up, let alone use it for anything productive. This is a nearly $400-worth paperweight right now.To make matters worse, there is no easy solution provided. I’ve tried restarting, following basic troubleshooting steps, and yet, the problem persists. For a company of Lenovo’s caliber, this kind of defect on a supposedly “Amazon’s Choice” product is disgraceful. It makes me wonder if they even care about their customers.I’ll be reaching out to customer service, but I have little hope considering this terrible first impression. Save yourself the time, money, and frustration—avoid this laptop at all costs. I expected reliability and got disappointment instead.If Lenovo cares about their reputation or their customers, they need to rectify this issue immediately. This experience has left me questioning whether I’ll ever purchase a Lenovo product again. Buyers beware.

I just received the Lenovo IdeaPad 15.6” Windows 11 and I’m very impressed. It appears to be a high quality computer with 20GB Ram 256GB SSD with Microsoft 365 (1 year license). The screen looks great and the computer seems to be fast. I don’t know how they can offer it for $379.Amazing value!