Lenovo ThinkPad E565 (15.6-Inch, 2015) Series

Touch pad is not very sensitive.

AMD A8 chip and Free upgrade to 8gb of ram sealed the deal

V good Keyboard, like having the number pad (do a lot of CAD work). V good screen. Great value for money. Runs great on 12GB ram

4 GB ram not enough, tho easy to upgrade yourself.

Hard drive failed within 2 days. Supplier very good supplied a replacement extremely quickly. New computer failed after 3 days. Exact same problem. Hard drive failed. Ruined Christmas

So so quick. I use it for Cad, fea work which is testing on graphics and processor. It succeeds. It runs programs which cost are designed to work on £5k laptops... No problem!

Battery, very quickly lost its lifespan. It's not pretty, it's all about function!

has a numerical password possibility. Much better than letters and numbers, upper and lower case.

not really

Good product overall.

Windows 10 is a pain.

Brilliant keyboard incl. numerical; good sturdy design; very easy linkup via OneLink (worked perfectly from first plug-in). Overall good value for money.

The WiFi connection is very poor, and some applications (notably Word) seem to take longer than they should to start up. The pre-installed Edge kept crashing, had to discard it in favour of Chrome.

my laptop came with a 12Gb RAM so its able to handle multiple application load very easily. With A8 processor - the laptop performs all your multiple task with any issues (good for doing VBA and running other apps simultaneously). Also, it's really the...

The design could have been improved, but can't complain for the price. The display could have been done better, and back light keyboard. Otherwise, this laptop is far better than majority of high spec and pricy laptops I have seen

Cheapish.

First one dead on arrival. Performance devastatingly average. Needs 8Gb of RAM under Windows 10.