Mine have been like that for 2 days, still no delivery

What free gift?
I logged in using my LenovoPRO account, didn't see any free gift selection

Just collected mine from UPS warehouse in Shah Alam because of UPS incompetency

Order placed on 17 November
Collected from their UPS warehouse today. Was supposed to be delivered on Tuesday 1 December
Haaa???

Yes. But you need to call 1 day in advance. Kenot pickup on the same day you call
They will call you once the parcel is ready for self-collection

Yep, will be passing the laptop to my younger brother later
Took out the 256GB NVMe SSD and replace it with a 512GB NVMe SSD from my home server
Also took out the 1TB HDD and replace it with another 1TB NVMe SSD in my own gaming PC (my gaming PC has 3x1TB NVMe LULz and I barely use them all)

None of this will void the warranty
So long as you don't cause physical damage to the laptop when opening it

Also, make sure to keep the original parts when you want to get Lenovo to repair it

Not advisable. Just keep it, use it as secondary drive if your laptop supports it
Or you can also use it as flash drive

Selling it wouldn't void your warranty, but in case you return the laptop with the 1TB SSD, they will return the laptop back to you with the original configuration of 256GB, because that's your laptop original specs
That's why it's advisable to keep the original SSD

Which model are going to buy by the way?
What's your budget? What are you aiming for? Gaming? Work?
Refer to my signature on how to prepare a Windows 10 UEFI installer on a flashdrive
Once you've replaced the SSD, you can just use the flashdrive you prepared using my guide to install Windows 10 on it

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 5 2020, 01:00 AM

Because more expensive?
The 2 NVMe SSD upgrade is just something that I have lying around unused for quite some time and I got them for free from corporate laptop upgrade
Some laptop that I bought for the company I work for originally comes with 512GB NVMe SSD, but then we upgrade it to 1TB and some comes with 1TB NVMe SSD but we upgrade to 2TB NVMe
So those original SSD becomes unused

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 5 2020, 04:42 PM

Yes. But you're better off getting a 1TB 2.5" SSD instead of an HDD
Only with 80Wh battery you can't install a 2.5" HDD/SSD

SN550 is DRAMless crap
And A2000 has the worst TBW

Travaller increase your budget a little bit for Silicon Power A80. The 1TB will be sold at RM560 on 12.12 and it's TBW is triple when compared to the A2000

SN550 - DRAMless crap. So forget about it

Kingston A2000 1TB Specs:
Read Speed - 2200MB/s
Write Speed - 2000MB/s
DRAM - Yes, DDR3 Single 1GB
TBW - 600

Silicon Power A80 1TB Specs:
Read Speed - 3400MB/s
Write Speed - 3000MB/s
DRAM - Yes, DDR4 Dual 512MB
TBW - 1700

Silicon Power A80 Shopee Link: https://shopee.com.my/Silicon-Power-NVMe-PC...7911.2095142026

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 6 2020, 02:06 AM

As long as the thickness is not above 9.5MM

IdeaPad Gaming 3 cooling capacity is not as good as Legion 5

Only RM200 differences for a stronger body + better heatsink + Intel 2x2 AX & NVMe SSD with DRAM
Your IdeaPad Gaming 3 configuration comes with a body that flexes way too much, lower quality heatsink, RealTek 2x2 AC & an NVMe SSD with no DRAM



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 8 2020, 01:24 AM

I just realized that he's buying from Lenovo HK website, not Lenovo MY

And the GIVINGUP promo code is not applicable in Lenovo HK

Maybe a Malaysian working in HK kot?

He's not in Malaysia lah

No. UPS & Lenovo will handle everything
Just wait for the delivery. Or if you're anywhere near Shah Alam / Klang / Sungai Buloh, you can just request for self-collection at their Shah Alam warehouse

UPS is known to delay shipment to customers. Big company tapi servis cap ayam. Even J&T is better than them

Just wait until it shows Shah Alam warehouse
Ignore all those clearance, customs and what not. Not your concern anyway

Ignore the scheduled delivery date buddy, you will be disappointed
Check previous pages

You can only believe the scheduled delivery date once it has changed to "Out for delivery"