Fujitsu Lifbook A530 Series Reviews

Expert review by: Sebastian Jentsch (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu LifeBook A530 Notebook

Futureproof. 2010 Intel Core on the cheap? If you're looking for ...

Quiet and cool ; Anti-glare display ; Low energy consumption ; Good performance ; ExpressCard upgrade slot

Too few connections ; Tiny touchpad ; Spongy keys ; Low-contrast display ; High-pitched sound

Core i3 with good comprehensive equipment for the purchasing price (Bluetooth, ExpressCard, Windows 7 Pro + Win XP Pro)

Aug, 2010

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Expert review by: James Stables (techradar.com)

Fujitsu LifeBook A530 review

A low-cost laptop, but unfortunately cuts too many corners

Portability ; Build quality ; DVD drive

Performance ; Battery life ; Almost no video memory ; Small hard drive ; Dull screen

May, 2011

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Expert review by: (expertreviews.co.uk)

Fujitsu Lifebook A530 review

Although Fujitsu's notebooks are designed for business use, the difference is usually only aesthetic. The Lifebook A530's design is typically corporate, but not unattractive. It has the latest Core i3-370M processor, so it's no slouch. On top of that,...

Good performance and decent build quality, but the screen isn't the best, and battery life is poor.

Jan, 2011

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Consumer review by: Derek (reevoo.com)

Fujitsu Lifebook A530 VFY:A5300MRYF1GB

Solid case, feels like it will last ; Mousepad has a nice feel to it; although it's small, it's responsive and easy to use. It's also VERY customisable, with gestures and scrolling options where every parameter is adjustable. But it's hard to find the...

Power cord can foul DVD drive when it opens; make sure you have the right-angle in the cord facing AWAY from you ; Comes preinstalled with Office2010 trial; waste of disk space, especially as, even on a "virgin" machine, it won't run ; Keyboard looks a...

Nov, 2011