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Lenovo – 2022 – IdeaPad Flex 5i – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Lenovo – 2022 – IdeaPad Flex 5i – 2-in-1 Chromebook Laptop Computer – Intel Core i3-1115G4 – 13.3″ FHD Touch Display – 8GB Memory – 128GB Storage – Chrome OS
Standing screen display size
13.3
Max Screen Resolution
1920 x 1080
Processor
3 core_i3
RAM
8 GB LPDDR4X
Memory Speed
2400 MHz
Hard Drive
SSD
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel UHD Graphics
Chipset Brand
Intel
Card Description
Integrated
Wireless Type
802.11ax
Number of USB 3.0 Ports
1
Average Battery Life (in hours)
10 Hours
Power Source
Battery Powered
Batteries
1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
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Technical specifications – Lenovo – 2022 – IdeaPad Flex 5i :
Brand
Lenovo
Series
2021
Screen Size
13.3
Color
Abyss Blue
CPU Model
Core i3
Ram Memory Installed Size
8 GB
Operating System
Chrome OS
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel UHD Graphics
CPU Speed
3
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T. O (verified owner) –
Good chromebook. Only issue is bad Camera quality. – Tried 2 different chrimebooks before Acer, Asus intel Celeron (around $200, $230). And this chromebook is the best. This chromebook has very good display (FHD), Touchscreen, Sound and keypad. Worth the money compared to other cheaper chrombook models.
K. Z (verified owner) –
Terrific value Chromebook – I’ve been wanting to get a mid-range performance Chromebook to see how ell it works for my Google Workspace centric work. This $300 model looked like the ticket, and it does not disappoint. The 11th Gen i3 is comparable in performance to my 8th gen i7 in a Microsoft Surface Pro for working in the Google ecosystem. Despite many reviews complaining about screen brightness, I have found the screen more than adequate. The 1920×1080 resolution is plenty for a 13″ screen. The touchscreen in a bonus. It does take some getting used to Chrome keyboard shortcuts for caps lock and delete, as well as the double tap on the touch pad for a right click, but otherwise ChromeOS is snappy, quick booting, and easy to use. Real-life battery endurance is about 8 hours of continuous use. I’m very pleased. Form $300 and an AUE in 2028 this should be an affordable Google Workspace workhorse for years to come.
G. O (verified owner) –
My first Chromebook; it has definitely exceeded my expectations so far. – Typing this review on the Chromebook as we speak. For the 269.99 sale price on Black Friday, this thing absolutely blows any Windows based PC I could have gotten for the same price out of the water. As a first time Chromebook user and a bit of a tinker, its proven to be more flexible than I thought it would be. I even have Steam installed via the beta OS and it been great for light gaming. I’ll eventually mess around with running Linux on it, but its been great so far. It’s done everything I’ve wanted with ease, and the battery life has been great. Biggest knock I have against it is maybe the fact that the brightness could be better. But overall for the money, it’s a great little machine. Even the screen has been surprisingly solid and definitely better than most budget Windows machines you’d find. Definitely recommend it.
G. O (verified owner) –
My first Chromebook; it has definitely exceeded my expectations so far. – Typing this review on the Chromebook as we speak. For the 269.99 sale price on Black Friday, this thing absolutely blows any Windows based PC I could have gotten for the same price out of the water. As a first time Chromebook user and a bit of a tinker, its proven to be more flexible than I thought it would be. I even have Steam installed via the beta OS and it been great for light gaming. I’ll eventually mess around with running Linux on it, but its been great so far. It’s done everything I’ve wanted with ease, and the battery life has been great. Biggest knock I have against it is maybe the fact that the brightness could be better. But overall for the money, it’s a great little machine. Even the screen has been surprisingly solid and definitely better than most budget Windows machines you’d find. Definitely recommend it.
M. M (verified owner) –
Exceeded Expectations – Within our household, three children are gamers alongside two adult gamers. It’s getting a little expensive now tbh lol. Over Thanksgiving break we all landed on Stardew Valley as a video game we enjoy playing together as a family, but our youngest sons’ 12 yr old entry-level gaming laptop is dying, even with upgrading ram and a reset on that machine it can’t handle most games anymore. So he wasn’t able to play with us on his own rig. We took turns, but it just wasn’t as fun.
E. D (verified owner) –
Mid-Range Chromebook That Delivers High-End Satisfaction – First and foremost the sale price for this device ($286 with tax came out to $300.72) is just highway robbery! The Flex 5i is to mid-range Chromebooks what the original Chromebook Duet is for affordable (budget end) Chromebooks…the default suggestion & standard bearer.
T. O (verified owner) –
Good chromebook. Only issue is bad Camera quality. – Tried 2 different chrimebooks before Acer, Asus intel Celeron (around $200, $230). And this chromebook is the best. This chromebook has very good display (FHD), Touchscreen, Sound and keypad. Worth the money compared to other cheaper chrombook models.
M. M (verified owner) –
Exceeded Expectations – Within our household, three children are gamers alongside two adult gamers. It’s getting a little expensive now tbh lol. Over Thanksgiving break we all landed on Stardew Valley as a video game we enjoy playing together as a family, but our youngest sons’ 12 yr old entry-level gaming laptop is dying, even with upgrading ram and a reset on that machine it can’t handle most games anymore. So he wasn’t able to play with us on his own rig. We took turns, but it just wasn’t as fun.
K. Z (verified owner) –
Terrific value Chromebook – I’ve been wanting to get a mid-range performance Chromebook to see how ell it works for my Google Workspace centric work. This $300 model looked like the ticket, and it does not disappoint. The 11th Gen i3 is comparable in performance to my 8th gen i7 in a Microsoft Surface Pro for working in the Google ecosystem. Despite many reviews complaining about screen brightness, I have found the screen more than adequate. The 1920×1080 resolution is plenty for a 13″ screen. The touchscreen in a bonus. It does take some getting used to Chrome keyboard shortcuts for caps lock and delete, as well as the double tap on the touch pad for a right click, but otherwise ChromeOS is snappy, quick booting, and easy to use. Real-life battery endurance is about 8 hours of continuous use. I’m very pleased. Form $300 and an AUE in 2028 this should be an affordable Google Workspace workhorse for years to come.
E. D (verified owner) –
Mid-Range Chromebook That Delivers High-End Satisfaction – First and foremost the sale price for this device ($286 with tax came out to $300.72) is just highway robbery! The Flex 5i is to mid-range Chromebooks what the original Chromebook Duet is for affordable (budget end) Chromebooks…the default suggestion & standard bearer.