Compare Lenovo Laptops

Lenovo’s range is wide, so the name on the lid tells you less than the spec sheet. That’s good news if you know what you need, because there’s usually a Lenovo that fits. It also means two laptops with the same name can be very different.

IdeaPad is the everyday line, and it shows the problem best. The IdeaPad Slim 3 name alone covers everything from a 4 GB model that only manages basic browsing to a 24 GB model with room for heavy multitasking. Check the processor and memory of the exact model, not the range.

Yoga is the step up, with thinner bodies, better screens and 2-in-1 designs that fold into a tablet. It’s the Lenovo to look at if you want something that feels premium without paying for a business laptop.

ThinkPad is the business line, known for comfortable keyboards and sturdy builds. Renewed ThinkPads are a cheap way to get one. They suit office work and study, as long as you’re happy with an older processor.

For gaming, LOQ is the entry point and Legion sits above it. LOQ gets you into modern games at sensible settings, while Legion adds faster graphics for high settings and longer life before the next upgrade.