Lenovo Z70 (17.3-inch, 2015)

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

- Great price for all that's included (i7, 1gb memory, great graphics) - Windows 10 (thankfully it's not 8) - Huge +17" screen - Relatively light for how large it is - Great compact charging cord/not too heavy

- HATE that the speakers are beneath the laptop. If I'd intended to use this laptop at a desk it would produce great sound but unless it's on a hard, completely flat surface, sound is greatly muffled and distorted. I wouldn't suggest buying this if you...

- Large and beautiful 17" screen. Great viewing even in sunlight - Solid form factor with little flex. Bit heavy, but it's a full size entertainment laptop - Low profile keyboard with smooth keystrokes. Some may not like this, but I do. - I/O ports...

I did my research and knew all of this prior to my purchase, but some additional features would have been nice to have: - No back-lit keyboard - Slow crawling HDDs are a thing of the past and hybrid drives should be outlawed due to their high failure...

- Screen looks great - Runs games and software well. Just for reference, I play Guild Wars 2, Diablo 3, Civ 5, etc, and it runs them very well. I haven't tried any games that really push the graphical limits, but for almost all modern games this laptop...

- The keyboard can be annoying. Some commonly used keys are weirdly small, the whole thing feels a bit cramped, and when typing fast the keyboard sometimes can't keep up. Once you get used to it it is OK, but not ideal. - The USB ports sometimes take a...

I don't have the issues with the keyboard that have been reported, but I have a heavy touch when I type. This unit has decent battery life, and has handled my video games without lag. (Civ5, Battlefield Hardline,). Thin and light hardware, but feels...

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I don't have the issues with the keyboard that have been reported, but I have a heavy touch when I type. This unit has decent battery life, and has handled my video games without lag. (Civ5, Battlefield Hardline,). Thin and light hardware, but feels...

None that I detected.

Screen is great anti-glare for those of us who use notebooks for work.

I, and most others I know, buy these 17" notebooks for the keypad. Don't. The numbers pad feels small and awkward. The whole keyboard does, actually, but the rest you can get used to. The biggest problem with the numbers pad is its odd "0" key...

Screen is great anti-glare for those of us who use notebooks for work

I, and most others I know, buy these 17" notebooks for the keypad. Don't. The numbers pad feels small and awkward. The whole keyboard does, actually, but the rest you can get used to. The biggest problem with the numbers pad is its odd "0" key...

CHEAP, full size screen (I'm using for web dev on the road)

Keyboard is complete garbage... so many missed keys when typing, especially the space bar, but happens all over the keyboard. Super annoying when trying to type passwords and some random char is omitted. Just writing this review, I've had to go back...

Construction ; Thin profile ; 5th gen Intel i series ; Large screen (no glare, matte finish) ; Sound

Keyboard layout ; Shows fingerprints ; UEFI/BIOS Setup ; HDD

This is a great bang for your buck. Display is above average as well as the video card for a laptop. Newest processor runs great

When enabling the NVIDIA GeForce 840M to as the primary video card whenever I would watch YouTube videos or play games the sound would crack/pop from the laptop speakers as well as the 3.5mm headphone jack through headphones. I tried researching this...