Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 AMD Ryzen 5 5600H 15.6" (39.62cm) FHD IPS Gaming Laptop (8GB/512GB SSD/4GB NVIDIA GTX 1650/120Hz/Win 11/Backlit Keyboard/3months Game Pass/Shadow Black/2.25Kg), 82K2025WIN

lenovo ideapad gaming 3 ryzen 5 5600h 512 ssd, 8 gb ram & 4 gb 1650 gtx This is a beast processor and budget gaming laptop i bought it at 48k under some offers And in this range ....it was such a great laptop (alrounder) pros -: great processor ryzen 5 5600h, amazing 120hz display, with white 2 level backlit keyboard, good thermal, very useful lenovo vantage app for customise setting of battery & sound & performance mode etc., simple stylish looks and design of this laptop, all ports are available, keyboad is very friendly for typing with a good size of four large arrow keys, camera quality is good enough with shutter to open & close, boot time is less than 5 sec which is really very fast and shutdown in just 2 sec. upgrade option is also available for future with another storage add of ssd or hdd and another ram upgrade upto 16 gb (extra one empty slot for ram stick) cons -: battery above 90% in normal task ...it gives around 4 hrs and in heavy task around 3 hrs...i mean to say that it is decent battery backup from the 45wh battery. because i m not a gamer. so, this battery backup is good conclusion -: around 50k budget this laptop is the best gaming laptop in 2022...go for this lenovo ideapad gaming 3 laptop blindly i m very happy to select this laptop.

I've been using this laptop for a week, and first of all, it's a good laptop with clean and nice build, does not look too gaming focus (design wise). 120 hz display is quite nice, and for some reason you can't go back to 60hz (no option) Can run games smoothly (not on the highest settings) , I played genshin, sekiro, elden ring(mid settings), apex,lol and it doesn't lag at all, so I would say its quit good for games too, (tried valorant too but my internet sucks so I can't say much but it won't lag im sure), litlle bit of frame drops, here and there but thats like once or twice in a day so it doesn't really matter, the fans do kick in quite fast, the backlit of the keyboard is static to white/purplist? The charging is quite fast, you have to charge and play games otherwise it's gonna be laggy The bad thing I find was the speaker, it's a bit muffled, it's not that high quality, i would say its average, it's not good, it's useable some people won't find anything wrong but it's not good (could just be on my pc only) Overall a good choice for budget gaming laptop, although I would suggest buying the Intel version, if it's for gaming, there are some frame rates difference between them but is like 5-6fps

I have been using it for a month now and haven't faced any issues yet. Ryzen 5 5600H is a beast. The packaging was very good other than those which are shown on youtube reviews and other sites. You get a 135W charger with this laptop. According to me there's only one con that is low brightness. One can't use it under sunlight and sometimes can't see even under the tubelight so need to shift the position other than that you get a 120Hz rate screen which is a lot. I played valorant at high settings and got 200fps, everyone's favourite GTA 5 at 80-90fps, forza horion 4 at 60fps and fall guys at 100fps. one will get 70-80 fps in pubg. There are two graphics card one is gtx 1650 4gb and other radeon integrated graphic card 2gb. I am a CSE student so this laptop handles all my coding tasks easily. It has two level of backlit keyboard. Nahimic speakers are for mic and headphones only. The brightness issue is not that much a deal so i will advice not to reject this laptop only for low brightness. The battery lasts for about 3-4 hours at normal use. I did live streaming as well and it handles it easily. The temperature rises upto 50 only not more than that. We get a case for sata ssd or hdd for upgrading the storage. you should definitely go for this laptop. Edit (after 6 months): NO issue after using for 6 months, I played forza horizon 5 as well at medium settings, the graphics were stunning, and I got 60 fps constantly in such a high system demanding game. This laptop has come up to every expectation of mine, I played Pubg pc but got constant drop in fps and got 45 fps, I think my settings caused some problem with that. I tried Warzone, Battlefield 2042 and other battlefield games. Warzone runs very smoothly at around 55 fps, all the battlefield worked fine at 60 fps but got 40 fps only in Battlefield 2042 which is not enough to play this high-end game. Got 55fps in Cyberpunk. Did Need for speed as well, it also ran smoothly, and graphics were great. You get a 3-month game pass, i have been downloading these games from there. I have tested this laptop to every condition, and it handled all of them very easily. Now your choice.

It is the best laptop for students . It's my first laptop , the impressions are very good . I have used many laptops/pc before , but it's a beast . If you are a student , it's good for you . It's design don't make you distracted unlike asus laptops . The battery life is good as well , for online classes it lasts for about 4 hours . I will not recommend it if you are choosing it for only gaming , because if you play gta 5 , the battery would drain in 2 hrs . It also comes with some special features like , backlit keyboard , camera cover (inbuilt) , 2 fans . The temperature doesn't go much high . The display is also very good . But the sound quality is disappointing , but it doesn't cause much problem if its on 100% volume . Overall its best laptop for students . And if you're going to purchase it , buy only from Appario retail pvt. Ltd .

One of the best laptops in this range actually i am currently using for than 1.5 year build quality is good, Gtx 1650 with 8gm ram is good for gaming specially for beginners gamers, overall ips display is good but not that perfect resolution still its a good laptop at this price point. Can easily handle optimised games but not Triple AAA times , looks are good with backlight keyboard

The main problem which I have is the battery problem. it doesn't last long. Although it charges fast but drains also quickly. So, if you travel somewhere and you decide to carry it with you and even at home if you don't have electricity, you won't be able to work longer time. and also, it gets heated up very quickly. rest its fine, so far, I am working with it and apart from the above two mentioned problems everything is good in it.

GTX 1650 works really well with Ryzen 5 series processor, gaming and other graphics oriented works can be done pretty well. Lenovo have worked to cool down the system well. Display is great with 120hz refresh rate. Build quality is pretty well at sight, can only determine after using. Overall first impression is great, will update if I feel any problems in future. Don't expect battery backup in a gaming laptop, as I always plug while using its not an issue for me.

I bought this laptop thinking it would be a reliable companion for my studies and work. During the one-year warranty period, it worked flawlessly, but the moment the warranty expired, it started showing its true colors. First, the camera stopped working. Every time I tried to use it, I got a "No camera found" error. Initially, I thought it was just a software update issue, but things only got worse. One day, right before my college interview, the camera failed again, forcing me to buy an external webcam. This laptop also has severe overheating issues. Sometimes, it gets so hot that I can barely touch it. The software updates are completely unbalanced—I don't know what Lenovo is doing with their drivers, but I've never encountered such poor performance before. On the positive side, the screen is excellent, and the laptop doesn't usually lag. However, it crashes frequently, and I often have to force shutdown. It worked perfectly during the first year, but once the warranty expired, it started losing all its strengths. The battery backup is decent at times, but the overheating causes it to drain rapidly, and it can take up to a month to fix itself, though this happens sporadically. I want to clarify that I'm not faking this review. I'm just an ordinary college student who bought this laptop when I started my engineering degree, thinking it would be the best companion for the next four years. Unfortunately, I was wrong. and yeah don't think that this problem is only occuring in my laptop my friends who have the same laptop as me the RAM and SSD variant can differ they are also facing the same problem of camera and heating In conclusion, I can't recommend this laptop. If any Lenovo officials are reading this, please take a serious look at your drivers and software updates—they're ruining what could have been a good product.