It's with that in mind that we're firm advocates for mid-range laptops. These are laptops that offer a decent balance of power, portability, and price. And today we're happy to talk about one such model, the HP 14-fq1021nr.

Packed with an AMD Ryzen 5 5500U CPU, 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB SSD storage, and a 14-inch Full HD display, this laptop offers plenty of power for home use and has managed to accrue quite a following thanks to its balance between specs and price. But, is it worth it? That's what we're here to find out in this in-depth review of the HP 14-fq1021nr.

                        

Finding the perfect laptop is always an issue of striking the perfect balance between what we're willing to pay and what we can't live without. Lenovo, as a premier laptop manufacturer, is very much aware of this and that's why it has managed to conquer a huge market share thanks to its extremely diverse and price-sensitive lineup. 

Having said that, today we're here to tackle a model aimed at powerusers who care more about processing power than they do about other features such as aesthetics or screen resolution. We're talking about the Lenovo Ideapad 3 (81WE00NKUS), a model that has managed to accrue stellar reviews thanks to its blazing fast performance, portable design and generous battery life. Without further ado, let's get on with this review and see what Lenovo is hiding under the hood with this one. 

Finding a stylish ultrabook that features a decent set of key specs, doesn't weigh a ton, and isn't extremely overpriced is quite frankly a very challenging task. Most ultrabooks will feature either very limited specs or will try and seduce us with a novel design at the cost of a massive price tag, whilst still keeping the spec-sheet hungry for more power.