On the official Lenovo website you will find all the channels to access the manufacturer’s technical support, in case your Ideapad has any problem.

You can resort to assistance through Whatsapp, Messenger and chat. It is also possible to consult forums, ask questions and check the warranty of your notebook.

The recommendation is that when contacting Lenovo technical support, you should always have your Ideapad serial number or invoice ready.

The main advantage of Ideapad is that this line of notebooks from Lenovo offers a wide variety of models that meet the most different styles and objectives.

This Lenovo line has basic and intermediate notebooks, for users who perform simple tasks to complex ones. So much so that there is even a series aimed exclusively at gamers.

With modern specifications and design, Ideapad notebooks also offer interesting features such as the touch screen, the 2 in 1 model, which turns into a tablet, and the backlit keyboard.

In addition, Lenovo Ideapad notebooks feature webcams that do facial recognition as a key to access the computer, a feature almost nonexistent in many notebooks from other brands.

Technical assistance can also be considered a positive point, as it offers several communication channels.

On the other hand, as a negative point is the fact that Ideapad notebooks do not come with a Blu-Ray player and are also not suitable for those who work with very heavy software.

In summary, check out the table below that shows the main advantages and disadvantages of Ideapad.

Purchasing Criteria: How to choose the best Ideapad

Whenever you buy a notebook, you need to keep in mind some basic aspects that interfere with the price and performance of the machine.

In the case of Ideapad, we recommend that you review the following criteria:

• Connection
• Memoirs
• Screen
• Processor and generation

From here, you will better understand how to take each of these aspects into account.

Connection

One of the most important aspects to be evaluated when buying a notebook like Ideapad is the type of connection, which varies a lot depending on the model.

The good news is that all models have at least three USB ports.

In addition, in the line of notebooks Ideapad you can find options that have varying amounts of memory card reader, HDMI connection, Bluetooth and VGA port.

Memoirs

Another essential criterion to be analyzed before choosing the best Ideapad are memories, both internal and RAM.

In general, the Ideapad’s RAM starts at 4 GB and, in some models, can be expanded up to 20 GB. The bigger the better, since RAM acts on speed and performance when opening files and apps simultaneously.

Internal memory refers to the notebook’s ability to store files and software. In Ideapad it can reach up to 1 TB.

Screen

Another point that deserves your attention is the Ideapad screen, which varies in terms of size, resolution and operation. Here are the main variations:

• Design : Some Ideapad models have an infinite screen;
• Touch screen : There are Ideapad notebooks that have a touch screen;
• Inches : The Ideapad can have screens ranging in size from 14 to 15.6 inches;
• Image resolution : There are models with HD and Full HD resolution;
• Opening: Ideapad offers notebooks whose screen opens 180 degrees or 360 degrees. The latter is the 2 in 1 notebook, which also functions as a tablet.

Processor and generation

Finally, take into account the processor, which is considered the brain of the notebook; as well as generating the Ideapad of your choice. The newer the generation, the better the notebook’s processor.

Some Lenovo Ideapad notebook models have Intel Core processors up to the 10th generation. Others have an AMD processor.