ThinkCentre Neo 50a All-in-One Business Desktop, 27” FHD 100Hz Display, Intel Core i7-13620H, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, Webcam, HDMI, Type-C, Wi-Fi 6, Wired Keyboard & Mouse, Windows 11 Pro

Works great, no issues, Lenevo support app downloaded and registered the purchase, connected well including my old 32”HD monitor as 2nd, no freezing of screens so far, less moving part and quiet, cool to my eyes

I bought the i7-13620H, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD model, which, when it worked, worked just fine. The problem was that at least several times a day, it froze. No keys nor the mouse would do anything, the power button didn't work, and I'd have to restart it by pulling the power plug, then restarting it. It also, less frequently, but at least once a day, would just go black, and no keys nor the mouse works, the power button likewise, and I'd have to restart it by first unplugging the power. After several months of this, I contacted Lenovo, and they suggested restarting it in safe mode, whereupon it froze and even unplugging it just returns it to the same frozen screen. It is now entirely non functional. Lenovo then asked me for the RAM and Storage specs (32 Gb Ram, 1 Tb storage) and they said my computer had been altered from it's original specs (8Gb RAM, 32Gb storage) and that it was actually a used computer, and their original sale date on it was 8 months before the date I bought it, and their 1 year warranty would run from that earlier date. They also told me that if they serviced it, (which was questionable, since it had been altered after Lenovo sold it) they would only return it to the original RAM and storage specs (8Gb RAM, 256Gb storage) which are far less than what I purchased, which was unacceptable. Amazon said my only recourse was with the "seller" ironically named "OEM Genuine". OEM Genuine, after my initial inquiry, refused to answer my questions about possible repairs and has since refused to communicate with me at all. I thought I was buying a genuine Lenovo computer that would have the advertised specs, but got a used and altered computer that the Lenovo warranty has almost run out on and is now non-functional and these 3 companies all point the finger at the others and nobody will take responsibility and refund my money. This seems to me to be blatant consumer fraud. The product description is false- Lenovo doesn't even make this model computer with the listed specs, and what was sold was used, not new, with a mostly expired warranty. Amazon's A-Z guaranty should cover this and refund my money because the product does not match the description on the Amazon listing. I have asked Amazon several times for a refund on this basis, but they deny my claim without any explanation of why they are doing so. Amazon is or should be aware of this problem,based on a number of reviews mentioning the same thing. I am extremely disappointed in Amazon for ignoring their legal obligations under their guaranty.

Great computer! For anyone with a lot of peripherals you’ll need a $10ish USB hub since there are limited ports. No biggie. Almost all personal computers these days have limited ports. Other than that, great machine!

Excelente

Easy to set up. Arrived in time, which is good because the computer he uses at his company died. Nice all in one unit.

The computer performs well overall. I rated it four stars, however, because the connection is intermittent.

For the first four days I owned this PC, I had nothing but praise for it; it far exceeded my expectations. I was like a kid with a new toy. On day five, the first of many freezes happened. I have detected no rhyme or reason for the freezes; they are unpredictable. About 10 minutes ago, I had my 20th freeze. The only way to correct the freeze is to shut down the PC with the On/Off button, which shuts down Windows improperly possibly corrupting Windows files. Lenovo has explained that the seller on Amazon is not an authorized reseller of their computers and so my Lenovo warranty is invalid. It seems to me that Amazon should be aware of this, but I don't know if they are. I'm looking at HP PC's now, and found that many on Amazon are not listed on HP's website. I called HP and found out that the ones on Amazon that aren't on HP's website are modified by other resellers, and HP won't honor the warranty. However, if you tell HP the specs of the computer on Amazon that you want, they will build one for you with full warranty. So, if you are expecting the reliability and warranty from a recognized PC manufacturer, make sure the PC that you are thinking about buying on Amazon is listed on the manufacturer's website or at least call the manufacturer to find out why it isn't. Ignorance is not bliss. ;-)

Best computer I ever owned. Very fast! Way too much storage, which is just what I wanted!