Description
The clean lines and compact frame of the Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3 encase a singularly performance-driven machine, with AMD Ryzen 5 7000 Series processor for raw power and ultra-fast performance. And the tiny desk footprint of this quintessential family PC belies its entertainment features, including a wide three-sided narrow bezel FHD display and powerful stereo speakers by Harman. . Dive into cinematic films without the eye strain. The IdeaCentre AIO 3 boasts an expansive IPS 100Hz display with a vivid 99% sRGB colour range and Low Blue Light certificate. Enhanced with Harman audio, it’s your ticket to immersive visuals and sonorous sound. . See clearer, hear sharper. The 5MP webcam, tuned by Lenovo Smart Meeting – an AI-algorithm-based camera solution – ensures you look your best on screen during video calls. Meanwhile, Smart Noise Cancelling cuts down on audio distractions from the background and picks up your voice from afar. Model number: F0HQ001GUK. . Part number: F0HQ001GUK. . CPU and Memory: AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS processor.; Hex core processor.; Processor speed 3.3GHz with a burst speed of 4.55GHz.; 16 GB RAM DDR5.; Hard drive: 1TB SSD storage.; Graphics: Shared graphics.; Integrated graphics Radeon 660M.; Interfaces and connectivity: 2 x USB 2.0 ports.; 1 x USB 3.2 port.; 3 x USB Type-A ports.; 1 x USB Type-C port.; Ethernet port.; 1 HDMI port.; Headphones jack.; Bluetooth.; Wireless/Wi-Fi enabled.; Webcam and sound: 5MP built-in webcam.; Speaker power 2 x 3 watts RMS.; Operating system and software: Windows 11 Home.; Monitor: 27in display.; Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels.; Full HD Display.; Refresh rate 100 Hz.; General features: Size H47.31, W61.17, D19.2cm.; Weight 7.1kg.; Manufacturer’s 1 year guarantee.; EAN: 197530693861.
Anonymous –
Replaced a 13 year old Lenovo Idea Centre tower. Very quiet in comparison, boots up immediately, performance seems good so far. No problem with the screen, including trying a couple of games – I guess it’s what you are used to, but it’s fine to me. Very good all rounder.
Anonymous –
I was replacing an existing Lenovo all in one that was slow and tired (after 8 years of good service), so chose to go with a similar one. This one was my price point and the spec deemed suitable for my use (mainly Office products and bit of photo processing). It was easy to set up out of the box & so quiet I thought it wasn’t on! Very fast to turn on and load but then they always are to start. I’m still loading data etc but all seems to be working well and quickly, keyboard and mouse completely satisfactory. I love the all in one concept, no big box to store or loads of wires. Both Windows and Google make it very easy to transfer your passwords and favourites across and easy to connect to printer. To be up and running within an hour with no fuss was great. I hope for another long lived Lenovo product.
Anonymous –
I bought this PC three weeks ago and it does everything that I need.
The 27″ screen gives amazing detail and the memory store is hidden away so there is lots of clear space around, also as the ancillary equipment (keyboard and mouse) are connected by Wi-Fi there are minimum wires around.
Anonymous –
I am so glad I chose this All-in-One PC. It is so easy to use, even though I am 81, all features easy to find and follow.
Anonymous –
Have to say i was a little apprehensive initially with an all in one machine, in reality its brilliant cant fault it. Highly recommended
Anonymous –
I bought this 2in1 PC 1 month ago. My previous 2in1 was also Lenovo. I’m very satisfied with this 27″ screen size, speed and storage capacity. It’s reasonable choice compare its price to quality.
Anonymous –
Bought this week or so ago
Set it up only to find the wireless keyboard was faulty
Anonymous –
First class computer and delivered to my home the next day. What more could you ask for?