Lenovo Ideapad S300 Reviews

Expert review by: Sebastian Jentsch (notebookcheck.net)

Review Lenovo IdeaPad S300 Subnotebook

Low Voltage Gamer. The flat and cheap S300 is disguised as an Ultrabook. It's strength: Radeon graphics. The best all-round gaming available for a low price? Find out in this review. ...

Light and slim ; Ultrabook feeling ; 24 months guarantee ; Low power consumption ; Good program performance ; Entry-level gaming performance ; Quiet HDD ; Low temperature emissions

Poor sturdiness ; No Gigabit Ethernet ; Poor contrast, dark display ; Mere 4 GB RAM ; Short battery life ; Spongy key impact ; Few ports

As usual, programs and games need to be assigned to a GPU in the Catalyst Control Center. This is annoying. We would have not minded an additional 200 grams of weight, if that would give us a sturdy chassis. The way it is, the case does not feel sturdy...

Nov, 2012

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Expert review by: Irwin Allen Rivera (technoodling.net)

Lenovo Ideapad S300 Review

Despite Intel's publicity, ultrabooks' pricing remain strange: shouldn't Windows notebooks be cheaper than MacBooks? Manufacturers, such as Lenovo, respond to that call through their compromised variations of the “ultrabook”. The Lenovo IdeaPad S300,...

If you can get used to the plastic-light feeling of a thin notebook, if you can install an OS of your liking (on your own or through techie friend), and if you don’t need a graphically powerful machine, you can live with the Lenovo IdeaPad S300. It’s...

Dec, 2012