Camera & Speakers : Front 2.0 MP and Rear 5.0 MP | Stereo Speakers 1W x 2 Dolby Audio Premium
Ports and Connectivity : 2x USB 2.0, 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, 1x Headphone/microphone combo jack (3.5mm) 1x Pogo pin dock connector | Wifi 5 11ac + Bluetooth 4.2
In the box: Laptop, Power Adapter and User Manual
Specification: Lenovo IdeaPad D330 Intel Celeron N4020 10.1″ (25cm) HD IPS Detachable 2-in-1 Laptop (4GB/128GB eMMC/Windows 10/1 Yr Warranty/Mineral Grey/1.1Kg),…
User Manual, Power Adapter, WiFi pad, Keyboard Dock
Item Weight
1 kg 130 g
8 reviews for Lenovo IdeaPad D330 Intel Celeron N4020 10.1″ (25cm) HD IPS Detachable 2-in-1 Laptop (4GB/128GB eMMC/Windows 10/1 Yr Warranty/Mineral Grey/1.1Kg),…
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Devesh Nag –
This is a Celeron machine so the performance is low as compared with i3s or i5s. I was looking for something handy and economical. So it serves the purpose. There are some comments about the warranty issue, it’s right you will see less month remaining but there are 2 things, Amazon assures that your device will get covered, and also you can contact Lenovo and get it revised as per your purchased date, it will take about 24-48 hours.
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Jami –
Good product, fast enough processing only there’s no paid Microsoft office..
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Devesh Nag –
This is one good looking laptop. It’s light, sufficiently powerful to run office and some light apps with email (i use it as a travel machine, so that is all i need to do with it. If i need to do other coding related work i use it to RDP into my work desktop). I recommended this to four other people two of which are students and use it heavily for taking notes, attending classes etc., and i have not heard them complain once. Excellent battery life.
One issue with the newer models is that they don’t charge over USB c. My nephew has a older model of the same laptop which charges over USB c. Maybe this is some cost cutting gimick Lenovo has started pulling. Also my laptop shows no indication that it is charging when it is powered off. For my newphews machine, the led is on when it charges. There is also slight light bleed on my lcd from right right edge when the screen is pitch black but for all other laptops this problem doesnt exist. None of these are major issues but please be aware that Lenovo is pulling cost cutting gimicks in the new model.
Overall I would highly recommend this because if you are looking for a small laptop or two in one which is light and portable, there is literally nothing else in market that you can buy in this price range.
Some people use iPad or Android tablets for on the go work but I just could not do it. Bad software support on both (stripped down version of office, no support for wine on Android) and clunkly folio cases with bad keyboard and no mouse pad make tablets a really bad decission for anything other than content consumption and note taking with a stylus. You should only buy a tablet if those are your use cases. This machine though is the best of both worlds. With 7 to 8 hours of battery life it can pretty much couple up as a tablet.
There was a time when this machine used to come with free active stylus. Now, it doesn’t. I don’t even know if it supports stylus any more, since Lenovo seems to have gone completely silent about it in documentation.
All told if you are looking for a probable laptop to do some light but real work using Microsoft office, obsedian, notion etc. and have budget of twenty K this is what you want to buy. If you are a student with typical student use cases and don’t want to play demanding games, again buy this machine. If you want to buy laptops for elders in the house, buy this laptop. Hope this clarifies and helps people make a decission depending on their use case.
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bhoopendraji –
Cons: – No keyboard light for caps lock. – Battery take too much time to charge.
Pro: – Ok for join meetings – OK for office work if you are outside (even for programming :).
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Susheel kumar –
This is my opinion agter 1 year of using this laptop or tap, what ever.
Pros 1. Great battery life. 2. Can be roughly used. 3. Portable. 4. Very economical.
Cons 1. Touch screen not up to mark. 2. Processor for office use only. Cant handle high power aps or games. 3. Windows 11 upgrade option. But dont upgrade, as it will slow the laptop drastically.
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Steve Herzfeld –
the only problem is I am not a fan of Windows OS and had hoped it would be a simple as usual task to install Linux. Probably eventually I’ll get Linux installed and fully functional but I don’t recommend it to someone who doesn’t enjoy tedious puzzle solving. Other than that is is a very nice piece of hardware and you can upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 if you like while doing the official Lenovo set up.
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RP –
The media could not be loaded.
product is good ??
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rais –
Nice product
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Devesh Nag –
This is a Celeron machine so the performance is low as compared with i3s or i5s. I was looking for something handy and economical. So it serves the purpose.
There are some comments about the warranty issue, it’s right you will see less month remaining but there are 2 things, Amazon assures that your device will get covered, and also you can contact Lenovo and get it revised as per your purchased date, it will take about 24-48 hours.
Jami –
Good product, fast enough processing only there’s no paid Microsoft office..
Devesh Nag –
This is one good looking laptop. It’s light, sufficiently powerful to run office and some light apps with email (i use it as a travel machine, so that is all i need to do with it. If i need to do other coding related work i use it to RDP into my work desktop). I recommended this to four other people two of which are students and use it heavily for taking notes, attending classes etc., and i have not heard them complain once. Excellent battery life.
One issue with the newer models is that they don’t charge over USB c. My nephew has a older model of the same laptop which charges over USB c. Maybe this is some cost cutting gimick Lenovo has started pulling. Also my laptop shows no indication that it is charging when it is powered off. For my newphews machine, the led is on when it charges. There is also slight light bleed on my lcd from right right edge when the screen is pitch black but for all other laptops this problem doesnt exist. None of these are major issues but please be aware that Lenovo is pulling cost cutting gimicks in the new model.
Overall I would highly recommend this because if you are looking for a small laptop or two in one which is light and portable, there is literally nothing else in market that you can buy in this price range.
Some people use iPad or Android tablets for on the go work but I just could not do it. Bad software support on both (stripped down version of office, no support for wine on Android) and clunkly folio cases with bad keyboard and no mouse pad make tablets a really bad decission for anything other than content consumption and note taking with a stylus. You should only buy a tablet if those are your use cases. This machine though is the best of both worlds. With 7 to 8 hours of battery life it can pretty much couple up as a tablet.
There was a time when this machine used to come with free active stylus. Now, it doesn’t. I don’t even know if it supports stylus any more, since Lenovo seems to have gone completely silent about it in documentation.
All told if you are looking for a probable laptop to do some light but real work using Microsoft office, obsedian, notion etc. and have budget of twenty K this is what you want to buy. If you are a student with typical student use cases and don’t want to play demanding games, again buy this machine. If you want to buy laptops for elders in the house, buy this laptop. Hope this clarifies and helps people make a decission depending on their use case.
bhoopendraji –
Cons:
– No keyboard light for caps lock.
– Battery take too much time to charge.
Pro:
– Ok for join meetings
– OK for office work if you are outside (even for programming :).
Susheel kumar –
This is my opinion agter 1 year of using this laptop or tap, what ever.
Pros
1. Great battery life.
2. Can be roughly used.
3. Portable.
4. Very economical.
Cons
1. Touch screen not up to mark.
2. Processor for office use only. Cant handle high power aps or games.
3. Windows 11 upgrade option. But dont upgrade, as it will slow the laptop drastically.
Steve Herzfeld –
the only problem is I am not a fan of Windows OS and had hoped it would be a simple as usual task to install Linux. Probably eventually I’ll get Linux installed and fully functional but I don’t recommend it to someone who doesn’t enjoy tedious puzzle solving. Other than that is is a very nice piece of hardware and you can upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 if you like while doing the official Lenovo set up.
RP –
The media could not be loaded.
product is good ??
rais –
Nice product