Reviewers Liked
- The Lenovo IdeaPad U400 has a sleek, attractive metal design and a good assortment of features for its price, including a slot-loading DVD drive and AMD graphics
- Great Webcam and sound system, Strong performance, Gorgeous polished-aluminum case
- Stylish unibody design, mainstream performance plus optical drive
- Design looks good and feels great, Keyboard and mouse are top-notch
- Good build quality, Good battery life, Solid overall performance
- Stylish understated design; Fast wake from sleep; Good graphics performance; Nifty four-finger touchpad shortcuts
Reviewers Didn't Like
- There's not much that stands out performance-wise over the competition; it lacks the exceptional battery life, higher-res screen, Blu-ray drive, and SSD upgrades that high-end competitors tend to have
- Finicky touch pad, No perceptible processing boost from discrete graphics, Small, cramped keyboard
- Battery is sealed inside, no matte display or Bluray options
- Mediocre graphics performance
- No keyboard backlighting, Anemic display, No media card reader, Not user upgradeable
- Finicky touchpad; No SD card slot; Shallow keyboard; AMD graphics-switching not automatic
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