Pros: I purchased this when it was $399. In that price range, it is an outstanding value that isn't likely to be beat. Most other laptops for $399 have slightly to moderately inferior processors like an Intel Celeron 900 or an AMD P340/P540. And most other laptops for $399 don't have 4 GB RAM -- likely 2-3 GB. This laptop is now $479, still a "good" value, but at that price I might consider spending a little more for an i3 laptop. This laptop is best suited for browsing, chat, office, iTunes, etc. It does those kind of things well.

Cons: The sound (Conexant) isn't that great, but that's about it so far. The laptop this replaced for me was filled with 2002-2003 era technology, had no built in wireless, and weighed 9 pounds. Anything was likely going to be better than that at this point. This certainly is.

Pros: Memory, LEd screen, 300+Gb HD, wireless -n card, DVD R/W drive and separate numerical pad on keyboard are excellent features for the price.

Cons: None really though not easy to adjust trackpad (I don't like the tap to select feature and can't shut it off.)

Overall Review: If NewEgg puts this on special sale again it is a must buy.

Pros: Decent laptop for the price but with lots of quirks.

Cons: Stopped working in 8 months. It wouldn't boot up. It wouldn't even show the batter charging led light when plugged in. Called cust. service. Treated like a second class citizen for going with their "value" line instead of a thinkpad. Had to pay for shipping the product back. When I told them that this is the first time I ever had to do that he blamed sites like newegg for not making the warranty policy clear. I agreed to upgrade the warranty since it was cost about the same to ship the laptop back to them. After spending almost an hour with a supervisor a week ago I haven't received any confirmation email or the box in which I had to ship the laptop back yet. Called them back couple of days later, their system was down. Their website sucks. Last lenovo laptop for me.

Pros: inexpensive and fast

Cons: Piece of Garbage. Customer Service refused to cover their failure under the warranty and then lied to me about cost of repair.

Overall Review: I have had 10 laptops from other companies and have never had any problems. The Lenovo Screen broke in 5 months and the machine was sitting on a desk the whole time. It started with a straight, thin, perfectly vertical line down entire screen and then after a few days it progressed until you couldn't see the screen anymore. When I called Lenovo they said it sounded like a faulty screen and to send it in, but they warned that if it was cracked they would charge $200 to repair. Every tech guy I spoke to said no way it was cracked and would have a perfectly thin vertical line on the screen. After spending $50 to send back to lenovo they came back and said it was cracked and it would cost $300 to repair. I only paid a little more than that for the computer in the first place, almost never used it, never moved it and then they lied to me about the cause of the problem and the cost of the repair. NEVER EVER BUY ANYTHING FROM LENOVO

Pros: - Virtually silent - Num Pad -Beautiful Screen - Sleek Look, Finishing doesnt attract fingerprints - great reliable company - intel processor

Cons: - Only 3 USB Ports - No HDMI Port - few Keyboard shortcuts - face recognition technology is kind of annoying :P * none of these outweigh the pros!

Overall Review: Great Deal for the money I spent for it ($399) - didnt need the 4gb ram but some of the other computers with lesser qualifications costed more! Keep in mind though this review is within the first day of getting the laptop! I will definitely revisit and edit this if any other problems are found later on in usage.

Pros: Very nice display, light weight, very quick for a low cost notebook computer, great value for the price.

Cons: cheesey speakers

Overall Review: If you are looking for an inexpensive notebook computer, I don't think you can do much better than this in this price range.

Pros: Very large screen, nice HD size and 4 GB RAM. The system was easy to setup with McAfee sub included. It has a built in Camera which worked well with Skype. I purchased for the kids based on price and quite impressed

Cons: The Camera is not the best in the world but for the size and convienence, very nice.

Overall Review: Hard to beat the price, it was less than $400 on Black Friday

Pros: Fast enough, nice screen, good capacity for HD, good (standard) USB, DVD, and SD availability.

Cons: Complaining about the absence of a Windows DVD is not silly. Lenovo not only doesn't provide one with the laptop, they won't send you one if you ask (HP doesn't provide one but will send it). "System restore" is not a substitute for a Windows system disk. With "system restore", you can only wipe your hard drive and start over. With a Windows DVD you can perform recoveries which are not possible with what Lenovo provides. It's true that backing up your entire system to another hard drive is a good option, but if a user hasn't done it, or hasn't done it recently, shouldn't they have other ways to recover from problems--as they have in the past? I maintain that this is a bad policy for the manufacturers, because bad for the end users--although, of course, most will never need the flexibility which a Windows DVD provides. I hope I'm among the lucky ones.