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Posted by Ricardo

- April 02, 2019, 13:56:22

It is on sale now at 620€ for the i5 should I get it or better wait for 9th gen processors?

Posted by mcjw

- January 02, 2019, 16:44:17

Notebookcheck used to have many pictures of the device (left/right/rear/front/top/bottom), sun visibility, and accessories, esp. the power adapter. Do you think you can start including at least the adapter, since it shows the complete package and experience if we were to buy it?

Posted by VanJam

- July 27, 2018, 04:38:39

Hi All,

I bought one recently and also noticed the fan noise. However, there is a fix which worked for me straight away. You can find it online.
It involves editing one of the registry settings to bring up a hidden option in the advanced settings of Power Options. After you edit this setting using regedit, the fan noise will go away. It worked for me anyway. I don't hear the fan noise at all any more.

Posted by Ep

- June 15, 2018, 19:46:37

Quote from: Lucian on May 28, 2018, 22:51:35
The fans on this thing are always hearable, even while idling. They rarely turn off. Furthermore, the sound is high pitched and so obtrusive!

Under load, the noise is magnified 10 fold.

I like everything else about this laptop (the 8GB RAM limit less so), but the fan noise makes it unusable in quiet environments.

Hey, I agree that the fan noise is high-pitched, and the reason mainly is that they are very small. But if you keep the settings to energy savings and disable turbo, the fans do not run. Try fiddling with Throttlestop and Intel XTU and undervolt. Beware that, in my unit, the iGPU had no thermal paste.

Posted by Lucian

- May 28, 2018, 22:51:35

The fans on this thing are always hearable, even while idling. They rarely turn off. Furthermore, the sound is high pitched and so obtrusive!

Under load, the noise is magnified 10 fold.

I like everything else about this laptop (the 8GB RAM limit less so), but the fan noise makes it unusable in quiet environments.

Posted by Jeremie

- May 20, 2018, 17:14:40

Hello!

Would it be possible to know which version of Windows was used for the test? I can't reach 10h of battery life while browsing with April update. I'm closer to 6-7h so that's a huge difference! Thank's!

Posted by buck

- April 26, 2018, 05:41:11

Hi, great article. I bought one in China and it is i3 7100, believe same gpu, 4gb of ram (bad) but resolution is 3840x2160, overall is good screen but i prefer colder white.. Do you have any suggestion about that.. Thanks guys, like your reviews!

Posted by John Joel

- March 02, 2018, 23:18:18

Thank you for the review.

Could you please review the same model but with a Ryzen processor?

Posted by Nicolas Jafelle

- February 08, 2018, 19:13:54

I have the old model, i5-7200u and Nvidia 940mx and the ram is upgradeable. Yes is only single channel but I bought a 16gb soddim ddr4 and replace the 8gb without any problem at all.

It is a shame Lenovo remove the upgradeable ram, it was makes me choose this laptop over other soldered ram laptops...

Posted by Redaktion

- February 07, 2018, 22:26:41

Ultramobile office performance. Lenovo calls the new Ideapad 720s an "extremely high-performance and stylish power package." Even though we would not quite call it that, the performance is still impressive for a notebook that is only 13 mm (~0.51 in) thin. We found out in our test report what exactly you can expect from the 720s in its various configurations.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Ideapad-720S-13IKB-i5-8250U-UHD-620-Laptop-Review.281646.0.html