Lenovo Essential C560 All-in-One

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Pros:

Well constructed.
Hard drive and memory user upgradable.
1080p touch screen.

Cons:

Glossy display.
Exterior is plain and lots of plastic.

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Last revision on April 8, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Well constructed
Hard drive and memory user upgradable
1080p touch screen
Good performance
Tool-free access to RAM and drive bays

Reviewers Didn't Like

Glossy display
Exterior is plain and lots of plastic
No HDMI input or Bluetooth
Optical touch sensor adds bulky bezel
Only supports 5-finger touch
Wired keyboard and mouse
No Blu-ray drive

Expert reviews and ratings

The $779 Lenovo C560 Touch is an affordable all-in-one with something for everyone. Audiophiles can bask in its crystal clear sound output, kids can enjoy games and movies on its bright, 23-inch 1080p display and creatives can take advantage of its...

By Tom's Guide on June 20, 2014

The Lenovo C560 Touch all-in-one desktop is priced like a midrange system, but outfitted like an entry-level...

By PC Mag on June 19, 2014

The Lenovo C560 Touch is an 23-inch all-in-one touch PC with a 1080p display, 8GB of RAM and a good construction. While we like the build, the exterior isn't anything too special in terms of design and it lacks Bluetooth and and HDMI-input.The design of...

By TechReviewSource on May 19, 2014