Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Business Laptop, 16" WUXGA Display, AMD Ryzen 5 7530U (Beat i7-1165G7), 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, RJ-45, Fingerprint Reader, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Pro, Black

I was concerned originally reading these reviews, about the laptop being for another region. The laptop arrived in great condition and new in box. I took it out and it has worked perfectly since day one. I ran all windows updates, updates bios, and adjusted the region time and things work perfectly. It’s definitely worth the price.

Beautiful, fast, great keyboard, exactly what I was looking for! My eyes are getting old and tired, so my little 14" Lenovo ThinkPad was too hard to see. This big boy is exactly that computer, only faster and bigger, with a numeric keypad. (Which is an annoyance to me, but oh well.) Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys that don't need you to hit Fn first; great keyboard feel, and quiet as can be. Unfortunately, it comes with Win11, but they tell me I can "downgrade" to the superior Win10 with no trouble. Installing updates now, I might play with Win11 awhile, but I've already determined the things I use most have been deleted, and I'm not interested in playing Microsoft's marketing games. One of these days, all Linux all the time. For now, Win10 works. :)Update: Used Win11 for a few weeks, and I could stand it, but only barely. On Win10, this laptop sings beautifully!

Great performance for a sub-1k machine. I bring it with me to travel and visit with my adult children. Can edit video, play video games and stream videos. Good screen quality, great battery life, 40gb of RAM and nice and quiet.

monitor failed within 7 months of ownership. Tried to get Lenovo to honor its product warranty but they stated the warranty had expired. Apparently it was sold to Amazon and sat in their warehouse for several months - so I did not get the benefit of their warranty.

Currently running Windows 11/Fedora linux dual boot.Computer runs fine. I use it most days for some programming/networking uses I can't do at my desktop. It's sturdy and I don't feel like I need to be extremely cautious with it. The keyboard feels nice and I like the trackpad.Battery life is pretty decent if you enable power saving mode and don't crank the screen brightness/use heavy programs while not plugged in.The only downsides I've seen so far are minor:1. the top of the screen/lid attracts fingerprints like nothing else. It doe snot look great after like 5 minutes of holding the laptop.2. some of the decisions on the keyboard are a little awkward. Like swapping the Fn and ctrl keys, usually the ctrl key is on the bottom left corner and then the Fn key is the second one in on all the other laptops I've used. This is something I don't think I'll get used to.3. the trackpad is very far to the left.There isn't much palm rest room there.Fortunately if I need to use this laptop for more than an hour I have the option to dock it and work with an external keyboard, but for those times I'm not working like that it can be annoying.

I use my laptop as a desktop mostly and it has been running pretty much 24/7 for a couple of years with no issues.I use an external mouse and a 40" screen on the desk with great results. The touch-pad works good but I mostly use my wireless mouse except for short periods traveling. The unit keyboard is very nice, has a good feel and is enjoyable to work on when not at the office.Good value, very dependable and recommended.

I liked the computer, I have always had good luck with Lenovo. Unfortunately the open box computer that I received was originally sold in India and not eligible for support in US so I returned it once I completed setup and ran Lenovo Vantage to receive updates.

Say what you want about the E series of old purists, but this laptop feels solid. It’s of course no frills, but checks all the right boxes for a daily Citrix machine. It runs flawlessly, gets about 8 hours of battery life on balanced mode. The screen is bright enough and crisp to view in spite of being lo res compared to my last. I’d recommend this to anyone seeking a value based laptop. First impression is that this thing will hold up well for years to come. It feels more solid than my ASUS it is replacing that has held up for 8 years. I’m very happy with this purchase.