Lenovo Ideapad 5

Lenovo has a personal computer range that it purchased from IBM, there are a few different lines that have machines made for different kinds of users. The IdeaPad line is specifically for users who have work that does not require very heavy processing, making it a good choice for students to use. Slated as a more consumer-oriented device in comparison to ThinkPad laptops that are for professionals.

The Lenovo IdeaPad 5 

This series comes in a few different sizes, this lets users get something that suits their degree of portability needs. If you are on the go more often a 14 inch IdeaPad 5 might be a better option versus a 16 inch one.

The displays are HD or FHD and some that are QHD. The resolutions vary, basic HD would be good enough if your work is not as based on visuals. In case you have heavier visual needs the FHD or QHD would work better for you. Aiding the display, one can also get a simple Intel GPU or a more powerful one from NVIDIA.

Min processors are either Intel or AMD, with variants that are a step or two below what is the latest, this is done so the cost can be managed better. RAM varies from 4GB to possibly 16GB, this depends on the specific laptop on picks. Just like that storage also has variations, with SSDs available for better speeds.

The IdeaPad 5 series has different versions of Windows 10. This also affects the pricing as the Home edition has lesser features and costs less compared to the Pro version. This series of laptops also have ports that one can use to connect peripherals or to media devices. They are generally lesser than some more high-end options but ample still. 

One gets a lot of battery time, over 10 hours for most models, this does vary depending on what kind of work you are making the machine do.

Overall, the price for the features and power, the Lenovo IdeaPad 5 series is good in value. With prices in lower mid-range when it comes to laptops.