Lenovo Ideapad 110 17.3" Laptop, Black (Intel Core i5-7200U, 6GB, 1TB HDD, Intel HD Graphics 620, Windows 10) 80VK000DUS

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I bought two Lenovo laptops about 4 months apart. They are both quality machines and work well. The i7 processor is outstanding and worth the extra money. On the second machine the only drawback is the shift key on the right side is the size of a regular key. All my other keyboards have always had a large lower right shift key. It causes me to mess things up a bit. It will take a lot of getting used to.

Dead before second year. Only came with 4GB memory. I never knew until I opened it up after it wouldn't power on and I had to get to battery plug. Had numerous 'quirks'. The case is cheap, if you push on it, it bends. Paid too much for it to already be dead. It won't even power on. Disgusted and won't buy another Lenovo, I need a machine that will last longer than a year and half.

The right shift button is in a whacky place and it is causes you to have to stretch uncomfortably to use it. I thought about remapping the buttons, but apparently you would have to continue to do so after every update and it doesn't seem worth it. Not a huge deal, but definitely makes it hard to type with comfortably at first until you get used to that.

SlOOOOOOOOOw! I sent it back. None of the other reviews mentioned this, and with its specs, it should not be so slow; so maybe I just got a lemon. But it would take anywhere from 15 seconds to 2 minutes to load a website (about a minute being the average), if it loaded at all. Too bad, it was a good price. I went back to my old brand, Dell.