Lenovo IdeaCentre 510s All-in-One

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Pros:

Stunnin, compact desig, Borderless displa, Hidden camera is good for privacy

Cons:

Blurr, awkwardly positioned webca, Lackluster keyboard and mouse

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Last revision on July 7, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Stunnin, compact desig, Borderless displa, Hidden camera is good for privacy

Reviewers Didn't Like

Blurr, awkwardly positioned webca, Lackluster keyboard and mouse

Expert reviews and ratings

If I were judging the Ideacentre 510s by looks alone, I'd recommend it without hesitation. This is one of the sleekest all-in-ones I've ever gotten my hands on, with a design that's as eye-catching as it is compact and practical. The PC's Core i5...

By Tom's Guide on July 11, 2016

If you already have a mobile PC or don't need one, the Lenovo Ideacentre 510S is a fine all-in-one PC. Aside from some questionable port placement, I have no reservations about recommending this machine to anyone who wants a new desktop that they can...

By GottaBeMobile on July 25, 2016