Lenovo IdeaPad L340 Gaming laptop review: Stiff ClickPad impacts gaming fun

[Redaktion]

Lenovo has polished the chassis of the V155 a bit and put cheap, but also game-ready hardware into the 15-inch case. The result is the IdeaPad L340 Gaming, which has a price of less than 800 Euros (~$872). Of course, there is no high-end gaming here. In our review, we will show exactly where compromises need to be made.

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[Ehsan]

there is not a even single deal breaker on cons and all the important stuffs are ranked in pros and yet 77%...
everyone doubts on your reviews. Personally I think you should stop reviewing laptops cause you only misleading people!

[Dhamotharan G]

System is not usable due to poor build quality.
I bought Ideapad L340 2 Weeks back. it is very poor build quality. if you move the system here and there, display starts flickers very worst. System can be used as DESKTOP PC. in certain position display flickers stops.

[Ethan.R]

This laptop has so far met my expectations. This is my first gaming capable device and I am extremely happy with it. I use it as a school device and one of the only cons is the build quality. The mousepad has loosened up and feels odd. A little piece in the corner of the back panel has broken off, this was because I dropped it during school even in a relatively protective laptop bag. I game on my laptop very regularly and I feel as if there is lots of dust build-up on the fans as my laptop thermal throttles extremely quickly, I do not mind as the games I play aren't very performance demanding and I do not notice a major fps drop. I have had this laptop for a little under a year now and the battery has so far lasted reasonably well, the battery lasts around 4 hours of decent use on ram intensive applications such as chrome. Overall, very happy with the laptop and the price. 8)