Lenovo Ideapad Z370 (13.3-inch, 2013) Series

performance, portability, usability, design, size

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, performance

durability

87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Design

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

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The Lenovo Z370 packs great performance in a small package with the latest Intel Core i5-2410M CPU with integrated Intel HD 3000 GPU. It’s not targeting business use, especially with its flashy design option in blue, but that doesn’t mean it can’t...

Solid build quality ; Good keyboard and touchpad ; Five-hour battery life ; Good value

Glossy plastic smudges easily ; Slow hard drive ; The Lenovo Z370 is a value-priced 13-inch laptop with plenty of performance, nice battery life and a good keyboard and touchpad.

The Lenovo Z370 is a value-priced 13-inch laptop with plenty of performance, nice battery life and a good keyboard and touchpad.

Design, Workmanship, Good keyboard, Various colors available, Good battery runtimes, Good temperature rates, We like the attractively designed display lid with 3D effect and the pleasant keyboard that has been installed in the IdeaPad Z370

Performance is cutback in full load operation, No USB 3.0, Mediocre display, The latest USB 3.0 port would have looked good on the IdeaPad Z370 and have made it complete

The ; has a lower price than laptops with similar processors and specs. Despite that, its design is a cut above competitors', with an excellent keyboard and surprising speakers.

The battery life is disappointing compared with recent 2011 laptops, and configuration options are limited.

As long as the price stays around $599, the Lenovo IdeaPad Z370 should be a strong consideration for anyone looking for a very good all-around 13-inch laptop, although it's hardly a showstopper.

Overall, the IdeaPad Z370 looks to be a very reasonable option if you're on a budget, don't have heavy-duty computing needs, and would like a notebook that does right by movies and music when you're not taking care of routine business or schoolwork.

Powerful enough for productivity and movie watching, great keyboard and affordable price., Pro: Powerful enough for productivity and movie watching, great keyboard and affordable price

Front cover shows lots of fingerprints and hand grease, viewing angles are very limited from right and bottom

If you like the Lenovo IdeaPad Y570 but it's a bit too expensive or you don't need that much graphics power, then the IdeaPad Z370 is worth a look. It's equally capable for schoolwork, MS Office work, as well as playing music and movies. The only thing...