Lenovo 15.6" IdeaPad 330 Multi-Touch Notebook

Our impression of the IdeaPad 330 is fair to middling after our review . Its modern USB Type-C port, the decent port selection and the optical drive are definitely plus points - particularly if you consider its price.

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  USB Type-C port, 4-in-1 card reader, good keyboard, very quiet DVD-RW drive

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  loud ClickPad, short battery runtimes, slow HDD, low display brightness, PWM at low frequency

The 15-inch Ideapad 330 is a cheap multimedia solution and so we don't expect very much out of the system. Its chassis is smooth if not bland and its matte panel is great at reducing glare.

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  smooth matte surfaces conceal fingerprints, high-pitched fan, optical drive, inexpensive, USB Type-C

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  heavy performance throttling, very inaccurate display, spongy trackpad, short battery life

The Celeron Ideapad 330 is a bit more than just a processor swap when compared to the Ryzen Ideapad 330 . USB Type-C is missing, there is no system fan, and the battery is smaller.

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  upgradeable RAM and storage, full performance on batteries, no major throttling issues, optical drive, inexpensive, fanless

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  poorly calibrated display out of the box, pulse-width modulation, no USB Type-C

I’ve had it for a week and it’s going well. Serves my needs and the screen is great for movies and I’m very happy with the the quality of picture. My 2 complaints are I haven’t been able to link my Bluetooth after several attempts and I had to download a different platform to watch Hulu and Netflix...

I bought this a couple of months ago and haven't reviewed it yet because I wanted to make sure that I experienced everything I can about this laptop.omg is it amazing!It runs everything so smoothly! the screen is HD and super nice. the touchscreen is also super responsive, almost like a phone!

Tried getting a cheaper laptop and it definitely showed. The casing feels like it will fall apart soon. You cannot shut off the reverse scroll or the soft click - I spent hrs with microsoft and lenovo techs trying to figure out how to do it when finally the last guy from lenovo said oh ya, they took...

I now have had this Lenovo for just about 6 weeks. I find it very fast and responsive. The only thing that they changed is the way you use the pad for scrolling and mouse usage. I had to hook up a mouse to the USB because i found it annoying when trying to scroll up and down and doing past & copy.

I purchased this, my first laptop, for a part-time work at home job and I'm very happy with it. I'm still learning all the functions, but so far, so good. The only problem I've had is trying to close Microsoft Edge, which I discovered is a pretty common problem, since there is a blog about it & how...

I bought this in December. Over all it is an ok computer. The battery life isn’t that long and the screen lighting is really dim when unplugged. I’ve had problems with installation of regular programs and software I use ultimately spending more time than I want troubleshooting.

The Lenovo-IdeaPad 330 is over all a decent computer for the price. It light weight and with an acquit screen size at 15". I like the integrated numeric keypad in the keyboard. The power button is where I usually find the delete button.You are limited to two USB ports and one HTMI port.To conserve...