By: MJ

MJ — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 02:35:00 +0000

This new Lenovo Y580 is pretty cool nice. I like the designs and the specs is too high because it’s already ivy bridge a 3rd gen processor and the storage hard drive is 1TB. Too good for the users and specially for the developers who usually back-up many files like projects, videos, music, etc. I would recommend you to buy this product. It’s not expensive for me, it’s more cheaper compare to other laptops. Samsung Series 5 is also the best to buy, it’s affordable too and has a high specs like Lenovo Y580.

By: CNKirby

CNKirby — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 21:34:00 +0000

To all who are considering ordering from Lenovo directly — DO NOT!! You have been warned. I originally ordered a Z570 i5 on June 18th. It wasn’t until July 10th (after many phone calls, emails and LIES FROM LENOVO REPS) that I finally found out that the configuration I ordered had sold out and they wouldn’t be making any more of them. I was then offered two substitute laptops (both with inferior specs — one even had “Better graphics” where the graphics card information should have been). I refused both offers and finally said that I would like to upgrade to the U400 i7 for the same cost or I was going to cancel the order. I was told that would be fine and that it would be put on “the priority list”. The back and forth with the foreign reps ate up another few days. By this time the ship date on the website for the U400 said July 18th. I said fine and was given a new order number. Checking the order status a couple days later showed a ship date of the 19th. One more day, no big deal. The 19th comes and goes, then the ship date changes to the 23rd. Now I am being told the 3rd of August due to LCD supply issues. So almost 2 months to even get a laptop to ship. Its not worth the hassle having to deal with Lenovo directly. I have loved their products for many years (starting back when they were IBM products) and have been a loyal customer. No longer. Sad for them. I own a technical services/consulting company and have also recommended their products to my clients, family and friends. I can easily account for hundreds if not thousands of sales through my company and my customers. All that good faith gone in a matter of weeks. I am going to wait until the 3rd of August to see if my laptop actually ships. But only because I am getting it for about 60% off. If it ships then MAYBE Lenovo could still retain a portion of my business (but only through other 3rd party suppliers).

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