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Despite the Full HD resolution of its screen, the TN panel behind it may very well prove to be a major drawback (read the Display quality part of our review for more information). Nonetheless, there are a lot of “business devices” with similar specificati...
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A cool device in terms of thermal management, suitable for extended work periods, Blazingly fast SSD support, Fingerprint reader, PWM-adjustment is not aggressive...
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Budget quality Full HD display, Mediocre battery life for a low-voltage device, Lack of a keyboard backlight...
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With the population of the business laptop market increasing faster than that of India, the Lenovo V330 had to perform really well to catch the eye. Although this didn't really happen, there are some areas, in which it performed better than the competitio...
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Ultrabay reloaded. The 15.6-incher from Lenovo features a Kaby Lake processor, an SSD and 8 GB of (dual-channel) RAM. Windows 10 Pro serves as the OS. The battery life fails to impress. However, one can put a secondary battery inside the device...
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Full HD screen, SSD, unoccupied SATA slot, quiet operation, no overheating, two USB Type-C ports, battery of the notebook can be charged via a USB Type-C port...
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dim display with poor contrast and viewing angles, average battery life at best, one-year warranty...
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The Full HD screen fails to impress. Here Lenovo uses a dim panel with poor viewing angles and contrast. We expected to see a better display from a work-oriented device such as the Lenovo V330-15IKB.The keyboard of the laptop has left a positive impressio...
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Lenovo makes a lot of business laptops under its ThinkPad lineup, ranging from cost-effective to high-end, expensive models. Still, some people prefer something cheaper, which is where the V-series comes in. The V330, which I have here for review from L...
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Lots of ports, Webcam shutter, User upgradeable, Allday battery life, Fingerprint reader...
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Terrible touchpad, Spotty performance, Washed out display...
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Compared to some other mobile workstations in the same arena, the ThinkPad P1 has a lot to offer and has a price that remains competitive (if high). You can get specialized hardware and a ton of ISV certifications, the 4K touch display is absolutely gorge...
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The Lenovo V330 looks like a premium laptop, feels good to type on and is armed with a powerful 8th Gen Core i5 processor, but that doesn't make up for everything wrong with it. Despite being a business laptop, the V330 will not get you through a workday...
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Sleek design, Comfortable keyboard, Solid performance...
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Chassis flexes, Poor display, Short battery life, Slow hard drive...
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The Lenovo V330 has solid performance packed in a sleek design, but its short battery life, dull display and slow hard drive weigh it down...
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