Looks really good. I am enjoying mine a lot. Been using it one week and no issues. I can't even remember when the fan noise kicked in and if it does its super super low. Also, so far no heating issue for me, the laptop runs very cool. Display also super nice, the best i have seen on a thinkpad and before this, thinkpad displays were quiet bad last time, mine is 250 nits and mostly use it between 50-60% brightness in-doors. Color reproduction is great too, images look better than my other device's displays.

And lastly, although battery life is not as advertised (but still good between 4-5 hours), i find the 65W charger very good, it charges the laptop very fast (if you have phone that has fast charging, this charger gives you that same feeling of fast charging).

Btw the AMD software i only use it to turn off the navi bright (auto brightness), i don't enjoy auto brightness. Went online and could not find any solution to fix the auto brightness and here is one part i see why Intel has advantage, most of the solution was catered to Intel and installing the Intel Graphics software. So i just decided to try AMD graphics software and see whether there is an option to turn off the auto brightness. So far it works!

This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 25 2019, 03:52 AM

Processor Model wrote wrongly 😂

This post has been edited by xproc: Aug 25 2019, 08:26 AM

Double post lol

This post has been edited by xproc: Aug 25 2019, 08:24 AM

Ok noted
Will amend to 3500U 😅

Finally get the battery life, I don’t think can able to hit up 14 hours per changed.

it came like that out of the box or did you change the power mode? i am thinking of changing to "balanced" mode but just haven't had time to thinker around.
btw, i don't think can trust that estimate, if it says 14 hours, i think the actual real life usage is more to 6-7 hours.

i am currently on "lenovo's intelligent" mode.

Come out of box were 50% , then do it full charge and test again. Now seem like very solid on 8 hours playing YouTube video right now

Send me download link for batterybar

Can find in Google , in b4 I take cash

https://www.techworld.com/download/system-d.../?linkid=126597

This post has been edited by Benefon: Aug 25 2019, 01:58 PM

Haha yesterday fully used, battery life’s jump from 14 hours max to 7 hours for watch YouTube video.
If lightly use 8 hours not an issue.

Benefon

This is my read out, but real world usage although says 4 hours, i get more to 2 hours. Currently testing out "balanced" power option, see it can get better battery life.

This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 26 2019, 09:19 AM

Maybe slightly bigger panel drain more energy than 13.3” at 300nits, I set on 80% brightness only.

AMD good thing is no fan kicked in at too often.
Very quiet and cooling body.

Haha yesterday I did that to installed , autodesk Revit, autocad and Navisworks manage.
This is work very well. Just slightly slower to load up but very smoothly for the graphics simulation.. 😍😍😂

Omg I love this laptop so much

This post has been edited by Benefon: Aug 26 2019, 09:29 AM

benefon Bro...got citi deals or not now? Its end of the month already. Which 15.6 would u recommend?

And yet i wish i got the E series. For me the screen size too small. Haha.

Get L590😘😁
E590 , E595 Loh cheap and good, make sure selected on ssd instead of slow Hdd

29-31 august bro

Which one is better than yours? better and more value...

Thanks..which model would you recommend for 15.6? Mostly used for office work only.

If need more battery can consider the Mi Powerbank 3 20000mAh or this Lenovo powerbank 14000mAh (both provide charge output of 48W). Online Lenovo sells it at RM500++ but third party sell it for only RM150.



This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 26 2019, 09:35 AM

still waiting for lenovo 45%. very likely i will go for almost full spec.

L definitely better but E is like economy or if you're on a budget. I'd go with E personally mainly because of price. E590 (intel) currently cheaper than E595 (amd), intel ofcourse the better choice.

Also you need to know the Malaysia Lenovo site max screen for E laptop is 250 nits brightness, so if you want brighter than that, better opt for different series.

I'd also max the RAM and change the HDD to SSD.

This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 26 2019, 09:46 AM