Good spec i5 for the price, good size ssd. Backlit keyboard
use Laptop10 to reduce the price to £495
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Publix
1 May 173#3
I got the I7 version some time back when it was similarly discounted.
Generally I am very pleased with it.
Irritations are: 1: SD card does not insert flush.
On my previous Toshiba, my 200GB microSD was able to "Live" in the slot. 2: No disk activity LED
so if a poor on screen progress bar(e.g Back up whizzes to 97% then no progress) you cannot easily determine if anything is still going on. 3: Multi-operation Function keys
means e.g. in Word, to use F4 (repeat last discrete operation), requires Fn + F4 keys. I find that tedious. 4: Extracting LAN cable.
Takes some getting used to. 5: Poor technical manuals
Nowhere could I find the I/P DC voltage, except by photographing & zooming in on the micro script on the integrated adaptor. Disappointed power adaptor - cable doesn't split like my Toshiba did.
Other than that the I7 version certainly is whizzy.
Malwarebytes scan including check for updates just ran in 1m 55s on this 256GB I7 510s
Latest comments (21)
holroyd1605
2 May 17#21
Heat added.
ismaildeals123
2 May 17#14
good specs terrible brand
bo9dster007 to ismaildeals123
2 May 17#20
Not exactly helpful, got a y510p ,and its been awesome also got a ZUK 2 which also awesome. No problems what so ever with either products so unless you actually have an experience to share with us to explain, your opinion is only that and holds no substance at all.
konraddrozdz
2 May 17#19
Strange, I've been connecting different Android phones to windows 10 PC's and had almost no issues, if I did it was only related to incorrect USB cable
davening
1 May 17#5
Any users can comment on plugging i mobiles by usb?
Do you get Win10 Explorer Not Responding when trying to rename a file on mobile using MTP? I get Explorer to crash and once it restarts, MTP is ok.
slimy31 to davening
2 May 17#10
Is that in reference to lenovo laptops or in general? My Samsung sometimes does it with my moto g phone, although explorer only freezes rather than crashes. No doubt I could kill the process, but after a minute or so it's fine and then it will work fine from then on.
JustExtreme to davening
2 May 17#18
This is a problem with Android devices being used with Windows PC's in general unfortunately
Publix
2 May 17#17
Thank you;
I had Googled that but Esc + Fn has no effect on F4 which continues to Toggle the Microphone.
Csirkefogo
2 May 17#16
Most laptops does not even need BIOS for that, Usually FN+ESC swaps between the two layouts.
Peter9588
2 May 17#15
None of these sound like proper problems
yorkie
2 May 171#13
I've been eyeing this and can't decide whether to pull the trigger. If you have a Nationwide credit/debit card and are signed up to Simply Rewards then I think there is 1% cashback currently, not a lot but better than nothing.
waysan
2 May 171#12
This is a good deal based on current prices but I'm going to hold out for something a little lighter (with better battery life).
NB I don't think you'll get TCB as the 10% is via a code.
davening
2 May 17#11
Yes, I was referring to Lenovo and I have a Ideapad 500.
When Win10 Explorer goes Not Responding for ages on trying to rename a file on the microsd on the mobile via MTP, I click close window several times until Windows10 Explorer is killed&restarted, then the file renames work normally.
te721
2 May 17#9
Good deal for a quality laptop, heat :smiley:
Publix
2 May 17#8
Great, Thank You; I'll give that a try.
diktiomenos
2 May 171#7
If your Lenovo is anything like mine, you can reverse this in the BIOS.
SClub
1 May 17#6
I have the i7 version and it's very good. My only complaint is the fan noise, but there is a German application around which will stop the fan kicking in until it really needs to, which makes a massive difference.
The screen is beautiful, keyboard nice to type on and the laptop itself is very responsive. Not had any issues with mobiles, although I've only connected a Samsung S7 and iPhone 5s. Oh, and my Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro.
repouk
1 May 171#4
I think these are complaints common to many manufacturers so it shouldn't put anyone off buying this machine.
Publix
1 May 173#3
I got the I7 version some time back when it was similarly discounted.
Generally I am very pleased with it.
Irritations are: 1: SD card does not insert flush.
On my previous Toshiba, my 200GB microSD was able to "Live" in the slot. 2: No disk activity LED
so if a poor on screen progress bar(e.g Back up whizzes to 97% then no progress) you cannot easily determine if anything is still going on. 3: Multi-operation Function keys
means e.g. in Word, to use F4 (repeat last discrete operation), requires Fn + F4 keys. I find that tedious. 4: Extracting LAN cable.
Takes some getting used to. 5: Poor technical manuals
Nowhere could I find the I/P DC voltage, except by photographing & zooming in on the micro script on the integrated adaptor. Disappointed power adaptor - cable doesn't split like my Toshiba did.
Other than that the I7 version certainly is whizzy.
Malwarebytes scan including check for updates just ran in 1m 55s on this 256GB I7 510s
repouk
1 May 17#2
7% (£31.50) cashback potentially via TCB!
Technical specifications for LENOVO IdeaPad 510S 14" Laptop - Silver
OVERVIEW
Type Laptop
Operating system Windows 10 (64-bit)
SCREEN
Touchscreen No
Screen size 14"
Screen type IPS
Resolution 1920 x 1080
Screen features Anti-glare
CONNECTIVITY
Wireless 802.11 ac
Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0
USB - USB 3.0 x 2
- USB 2.0 x 1
Video interface HDMI x 1
Audio interface 3.5 mm jack
MEDIA
Memory card reader 4-in-1 memory card reader
FEATURES
Camera Integrated HD webcam
Microphone Yes
Mouse / trackpad Multitouch trackpad
Keyboard Full-size backlit keyboard
Security features Kensington security lock slot
POWER
Battery type 3-cell Lithium-ion
Battery life Up to 6 hours
GENERAL
Colour Silver
Box contents - Lenovo IdeaPad 510S 14" Laptop
- AC power adapter
- User manual
Dimensions 19.3 x 336 x 235 mm (H x W x D)
Weight 1.7 kg
Manufacturer’s guarantee 1 year
Software included * Full version of Microsoft Office not included
* Full version of anti-virus / internet security not included
- Lenovo Solution Center
- Lenovo SHAREit
- Lenovo REACHit
- Lenovo Photo Master 2.0
- McAfee LiveSafe
- Lenovo OneKey Recovery
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use Laptop10 to reduce the price to £495
Top comments
Generally I am very pleased with it.
Irritations are:
1: SD card does not insert flush.
On my previous Toshiba, my 200GB microSD was able to "Live" in the slot.
2: No disk activity LED
so if a poor on screen progress bar(e.g Back up whizzes to 97% then no progress) you cannot easily determine if anything is still going on.
3: Multi-operation Function keys
means e.g. in Word, to use F4 (repeat last discrete operation), requires Fn + F4 keys. I find that tedious.
4: Extracting LAN cable.
Takes some getting used to.
5: Poor technical manuals
Nowhere could I find the I/P DC voltage, except by photographing & zooming in on the micro script on the integrated adaptor. Disappointed power adaptor - cable doesn't split like my Toshiba did.
Other than that the I7 version certainly is whizzy.
Malwarebytes scan including check for updates just ran in 1m 55s on this 256GB I7 510s
Latest comments (21)
Do you get Win10 Explorer Not Responding when trying to rename a file on mobile using MTP? I get Explorer to crash and once it restarts, MTP is ok.
I had Googled that but Esc + Fn has no effect on F4 which continues to Toggle the Microphone.
NB I don't think you'll get TCB as the 10% is via a code.
When Win10 Explorer goes Not Responding for ages on trying to rename a file on the microsd on the mobile via MTP, I click close window several times until Windows10 Explorer is killed&restarted, then the file renames work normally.
The screen is beautiful, keyboard nice to type on and the laptop itself is very responsive. Not had any issues with mobiles, although I've only connected a Samsung S7 and iPhone 5s. Oh, and my Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro.
Generally I am very pleased with it.
Irritations are:
1: SD card does not insert flush.
On my previous Toshiba, my 200GB microSD was able to "Live" in the slot.
2: No disk activity LED
so if a poor on screen progress bar(e.g Back up whizzes to 97% then no progress) you cannot easily determine if anything is still going on.
3: Multi-operation Function keys
means e.g. in Word, to use F4 (repeat last discrete operation), requires Fn + F4 keys. I find that tedious.
4: Extracting LAN cable.
Takes some getting used to.
5: Poor technical manuals
Nowhere could I find the I/P DC voltage, except by photographing & zooming in on the micro script on the integrated adaptor. Disappointed power adaptor - cable doesn't split like my Toshiba did.
Other than that the I7 version certainly is whizzy.
Malwarebytes scan including check for updates just ran in 1m 55s on this 256GB I7 510s
Technical specifications for LENOVO IdeaPad 510S 14" Laptop - Silver
OVERVIEW
Type Laptop
Operating system Windows 10 (64-bit)
SPECIFICATION
Processor - Intel® Core™ i5-6267U Processor
- Dual-core
- 2.9 GHz / 3.3 GHz with Turbo Boost
- 4 MB cache
Memory (RAM) 8 GB DDR4
Storage 256 GB SSD
SCREEN
Touchscreen No
Screen size 14"
Screen type IPS
Resolution 1920 x 1080
Screen features Anti-glare
CONNECTIVITY
Wireless 802.11 ac
Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0
USB - USB 3.0 x 2
- USB 2.0 x 1
Video interface HDMI x 1
Audio interface 3.5 mm jack
MEDIA
Memory card reader 4-in-1 memory card reader
SOUND
Sound Harman Audio
Speakers Integrated stereo speakers
FEATURES
Camera Integrated HD webcam
Microphone Yes
Mouse / trackpad Multitouch trackpad
Keyboard Full-size backlit keyboard
Security features Kensington security lock slot
POWER
Battery type 3-cell Lithium-ion
Battery life Up to 6 hours
GENERAL
Colour Silver
Box contents - Lenovo IdeaPad 510S 14" Laptop
- AC power adapter
- User manual
Dimensions 19.3 x 336 x 235 mm (H x W x D)
Weight 1.7 kg
Manufacturer’s guarantee 1 year
Software included * Full version of Microsoft Office not included
* Full version of anti-virus / internet security not included
- Lenovo Solution Center
- Lenovo SHAREit
- Lenovo REACHit
- Lenovo Photo Master 2.0
- McAfee LiveSafe
- Lenovo OneKey Recovery