Has anyone had any issues with backlight bleed? My screen has a bit but I don't know if I'm being fussy...
mchairmaster
1 Dec 16#47
Let us know if you find somewhere affordable to buy that cable! I think for £40 it's not worth it at all
zeberdys
1 Dec 16#46
OK for info any Y700 buyers after checking my warranty at lenovo com by entering serial number and finding it only had 159 days left had online chat with Tech support who were very helpful and explained initially set at manufacturing date whilst in chat uploaded receipt and they updated it there and then. asked about 3 year extended warranty that is listed on website at £62 so cheaper than via Box.co.uk and confirmed this includes collection and dispatch shipping given that the European repair center for these is in Germany seems a no brainer.
Anyone who got this are you pleased with it managed to get it but not opened yet just wondered what you thought of Lenovo quality as found good deal via HP on HP Omen.
mchairmaster to zeberdys
27 Nov 16#41
Which HP Omen is that and how much? £700 is just quite cheap
cityofsnow
25 Nov 16#39
May I ask how well this might run a game like Overwatch? :smiley: My desktop can do high/medium at 60fps. I'm looking for something better than my PC. I have a GTX 750, with otherwise average parts. Thank you for any help!
This is GTX950 rather than the 960, not worth it imo
ssh4478
25 Nov 16#34
price is £849 is it correct?
Ebenezer_ to ssh4478
25 Nov 16#36
yeah, deal's over
Zephyrv
25 Nov 16#35
I paid £600 for a laptop with this graphics card but a 17 inch that I got from America last year it's certainly capable of running most games at a great frame rate and this is a pretty good price for the UK
vinit9
25 Nov 16#33
Thanks OP ordered first thing this morning
Anonknowmouse
25 Nov 161#32
I agree. The 860M/960M are NOT a downclocked GTX960 but a re-branded 750Ti. They aren't powerful enough for 1080p/60fps in modern games at the lowest settings. Wait for the GTX1050Ti/RX460 based laptops to come out as they will be far better for about £100 more.
Trilogy
25 Nov 16#31
Deals gone :disappointed: the other deal they have now i was hoping for at least a 960m ideally
zeberdys
25 Nov 16#30
Did you go for it ??
zeberdys
25 Nov 16#28
See they have put it back up to £849 now and added £10 to warranty !! makes you feel beter if you bought one!
Been watching price of this for a few days and this is the lowest in the UK I have seen so gone for it.
From what I have read this offers best value/spec for £££
Did anyone go for the 3 year warranty at £91 was tempted but wondered if cheaper else where i.e customer covers delivery and pick up cost via lenovo £71
Whilst this will work well with a USB 3.0 external drive perhaps the Seagate 2Tb (argos deal) from what I have read it read write speeds are better if its installed internally and for that we need the link cable that we will need the 2.5" SATA link cable that we need to identify a source for.
dkwookies
25 Nov 16#18
Before you all pull the trigger just check the GTX 960 out please. 700 quid on that card is a lot of dough for 2 year old card. Pascal blows it out of the water and then buries what's left
mchairmaster to dkwookies
25 Nov 16#19
For me it's all about price though. 700 is pretty much going to be my absolute limit and this seems as good as I'm going to get for that price...
Joe90_guy to dkwookies
25 Nov 162#26
The laptop video card to watch out for is the Nvidia 1050 Ti. It's not out yet but give it a few months and it will be everywhere. It's Pascal for poor folks but still beats out the old 970m. It's what I'm hanging on for.
The only problem is going to be by the time I want to upgrade, Article 50 will have been triggered and the £ will be plumbing new depths (expect the £ & the $US to hit parity) and all laptops are going to be significantly more expensive . Thanks a bunch Nige!
beaky
25 Nov 16#24
Is there space in this for a hdd as well as the ssd? And is it easy to access?
dkwookies to beaky
25 Nov 161#25
According to Amazon Q&A it's an M2 SSD pre installed so get a cheap 1TB HDD for game installs and it should be easy enough to install. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-15-6-inch-Notebook-i7-6700HQ-External/dp/B015Q297M8
Just watch your fingers on the bottom lid when removing it as it's sheet metal so might take off some skin!
Edit: not sure now, a review states "Great laptop overall, except Lenovo didn't supply the SATA cable/socket inside for second HDD! I contacted Lenovo who called it a "replacement part", yet it isn't replacing anything since they never fitted it in the first place lol! And they couldn't source the part. "
mchairmaster
25 Nov 16#23
Thanks for the guidance anyway, I'm just placing my order now.
Going for it, thinking that worst case a better deal comes up I'll cancel/return the order asap.
jamhops
25 Nov 16#22
A good laptop :o
fransky
25 Nov 161#21
very tempting price. But i'm put off by the look, especially where the screen is connected to the keyboard
voted hot anyway
dkwookies
25 Nov 16#20
Understood, if so then this is about the best laptop deal there will be this weekend. Whack in a HDD and you are good to go
letterboxfortom
25 Nov 16#17
did you pull the trigger?
wong_go_wild
25 Nov 16#15
buy it. find it cheaper elsewhere in the next 4 days then retune it for a refund or call to match prices. you will have 14 day return period as distance selling.
Bear76 to wong_go_wild
25 Nov 16#16
Good point! 8)Gonna pull the trigger now :laughing:
Bear76
24 Nov 16#14
Price has dropped now. Seriously considering this but will wait a little longer I think see what else comes up. Thanks for posting OP :smiley:
mchairmaster
24 Nov 16#12
Considering this...... Think there will be many other black Friday deals like this?
letterboxfortom to mchairmaster
24 Nov 16#13
im same as you - let me know what you decide
Pondlife
24 Nov 161#11
The i7 reviews aren't great on there either.
yehehehes
24 Nov 16#2
this laptop appears to have many reviews where the user highlights issues with the device within the first few days although users also highlight that when it works, it is meant to be a good gaming laptop. Good price.
tdbih to yehehehes
24 Nov 16#3
There's a few different variants, I think the issues seem to be mainly with the AMD FX8800P, this one uses the new i7. I couldn't find it anywhere cheaper, PC World have it at £999.00
ShaunnyBwoy to yehehehes
24 Nov 162#10
I've got this laptop but with 1TB HDD. It is a bit... odd. Blue screens out of sleep sometimes, and can't find what the cause is. Likely something to do with the graphics drivers. Runs games fantastically however.
jambonjamasb
24 Nov 16#8
Ok its just when you look at website its reduced against rrp by £150, looks good deal for £700
Opening post
http://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/9S7-16J612-408-MSI-GL62-6QD-408UK_1955707.html
Really good price for the spec, normal price £849.97, available for £699.97 from 12.01 am 25th Black Friday
Lenovo Ideapad Y700 15
Intel Core i7-6700HQ
GTX 960M 4GB Graphics
16GB DDR4 RAM
256GB SSD
Windows 10
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For info on extra Sata cable see here https://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_y700-15_17isk_15acz_touch-15isk_hmm_201510.pdf
Part number 5C10k25544 seems only available at right price from states unfortunately if you google it you will find u tube installation video.
Merry Xmas with your new toy
Zeberdy
The screen on the lenovo is amazing you will be happy just need to source the missing cable to drop in a 750SSD another deal !!
Let me know what you think when you get it.
Thanks for the tip on the warranty
Been watching price of this for a few days and this is the lowest in the UK I have seen so gone for it.
From what I have read this offers best value/spec for £££
Did anyone go for the 3 year warranty at £91 was tempted but wondered if cheaper else where i.e customer covers delivery and pick up cost via lenovo £71
Whilst this will work well with a USB 3.0 external drive perhaps the Seagate 2Tb (argos deal) from what I have read it read write speeds are better if its installed internally and for that we need the link cable that we will need the 2.5" SATA link cable that we need to identify a source for.
The only problem is going to be by the time I want to upgrade, Article 50 will have been triggered and the £ will be plumbing new depths (expect the £ & the $US to hit parity) and all laptops are going to be significantly more expensive . Thanks a bunch Nige!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-15-6-inch-Notebook-i7-6700HQ-External/dp/B015Q297M8
Just watch your fingers on the bottom lid when removing it as it's sheet metal so might take off some skin!
Edit: not sure now, a review states "Great laptop overall, except Lenovo didn't supply the SATA cable/socket inside for second HDD! I contacted Lenovo who called it a "replacement part", yet it isn't replacing anything since they never fitted it in the first place lol! And they couldn't source the part. "
Going for it, thinking that worst case a better deal comes up I'll cancel/return the order asap.
voted hot anyway
I didn't realise amazon didn't separate the reviews based on the chip inside. I haven't seen this laptop cheaper that the price you've stated.