Lenovo ideacentre AIO 300 - 21.5" FHD All-in-one (AMD A6, 8 GB RAM, 1TB HDD, AMD Radeon R4, Windows 10) F0BW000MUS

This Computer has everything built into one unit. No messy cords or drives etc. Just plug it in and go! We were up and running connected to the Internet and the printer in under ten minutes!

I have had this computer for about 2 months now and it is working fantastically! The mouse it comes with is "eh" but the keyboard is pretty nice! The screen is big and has adjustable angles. Plus the back pops off and you can upgrade this PC pretty easily. This seems like the perfect college computer.

4 days after opening the box, it will not turn on. Call Lenovo support. We went through the steps. Technician states that the mother board is fried. Seriously???? I can mail it back to them in Louisville, KY for a 7 business day turn around once received, or take to best buy, who may ask me to mail it back to Lenovo after they look at it. All my personal info in already in the device and I really don't want it floating around in the mail. Please do not buy one of these.

Had this for almost a month now. Very happy with my purchase. Easy set up. It friggin works right out of the box.Bought it to replace an aging gaming tower machine that I built in 2007 that was about to crap out. While this one is not as fast (1.8GH vs. 3.0GH), it does what I need it to do as far as my current needs (I am not as enamored with gaming as I was). I need internet, Microsoft Office, email and a few simple games.Win 10 64bit, 4 gig ram, 500 gig hard drive, HDMI in / out so I can plug in my old monitor and have an extended desktop. 2 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports, ethernet jack, and a micro card reader give it versatility to do most any task I need it to do. What I like about this unit the most is the ease of expand-ability. All the guts and hardware are easily accessible from the back. Hard drive, memory, etc. is all easy to get to. I will, in the future investigate possibly upgrading to a faster processor, more ram, etc. within the limits of the units capabilities.It does not have a touch screen, but I can live without it.Keyboard is cheap, mouse is cheap, but they are free and included. You get your moneys worth. I will replace shortly.All in all, a solid computer at a reasonable price. Time will tell regarding its durability and dependability.

I bought this computer as a workstation for when I telework. It has met my expectations and then some. The screen is large and very clear, and the keyboard and mouse, while corded, are fine and quite useable. The speed is adequate for my needs, but I would recommend something else for gaming.

It is everything as promised...fully automated installation...touch screen...wifi...ssd storage... in one sleek, silent unit.

I bought this computer as a gift to my brother. The processor AMD A6-7310 2.4GHz Even though seems a superior one, the performance is really poor.

I just received it yesterday so I'll try to write an updated review after a few months.This computer was purchased for my parents (who have very basic computer needs--Skype, FB, YouTube, email) and it very seamlessly replaced their 2008 iMac. It comes with Windows 10, which is a huge improvement on previous Windows OS's in terms of user friendliness. Though I think Mac OS's are superior in terms of having a more intuitive layout, Windows 10 is not far behind.My only issue upon setting it up, was that the "Power" button wouldn't work. I was about to call Lenovo when I realized I could slide the back panel off very easily (without any tools), upon which I saw that the chip connecting to the "Power" button was loose (as in, it wasn't making physical contact with the button). It was easy to set the chip back in its place, and to slide the panel back on. After that, it was smooth sailing.This is a perfect computer for people who don't need the fastest or most high definition experience. The processor has a very normal speed (it's fast but not the fastest). The resolution is also surprisingly good.The monitor is very well designed. The material is not the greatest (the iMac had a beautiful aluminum finish), but it's not problematic either. The stand holding it is sturdy, and designed to allow a much greater range of motion than is available in many other large screen monitors.The keyboard and mouse are wired and seem especially cheaply built. I'm not too worried about that...I can foresee possibly having to replace them in a year or two.It is a touch screen, which is nice, though I don't think that touch screens have added much to the average user's experience.I mentioned earlier that my parents will be using it for Skype. On that note, the camera and mic and located at the top center, just like it was for the iMac, which I think is the best location for such things. The mic is far away from the fan, and the camera points directly at the user's face.