My Lenovo laptop, which I hardly used for 15 months just to watch movies, unexpectedly got dead pixels on the screen. When I took it in for repair, they turned it down, saying it was my fault. Even though they made bold statements, they failed to present any proof of harm caused by me. I'm not happy with how their repair department handled the situation and I expect them to take the necessary steps. Just patiently waiting for a response from those in charge.
I recently purchased a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro laptop, and when I turned it on, I discovered multiple pixel defects on the screen. As this is the first time I've encountered such an issue, I contacted the seller and requested either a repair or a refund. It is only fair that they replace the product and...
I bought a Lenovo laptop with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, but I noticed problems within the first week. The hinge area made noises, and closing the laptop properly was difficult. Furthermore, even when not in use, the battery would drain from 100% to sleep mode in 1-2 hours. In search of a solution, I t...
I bought my Lenovo Ideapad 5 15ITL05 laptop in December 2022. In July 2023, the adhesive on the bottom right panel came loose, causing it to completely separate from the rest of the laptop. Even though I never dropped, hit, or carelessly handled the laptop and used it with the utmost care, I was tol...
On April 21, I submitted my Lenovo laptop to the authorized technical service due to a malfunction. The service informed me that the repair would be completed within 20 business days at the latest. However, on May 13, I was notified that the repair was complete and I received my device. Unfortunatel...
I purchased a Lenovo laptop less than a month ago, but it has been nothing but trouble. I’ve barely used it three times, and now it won’t turn on at all. The screen is completely black. Earlier today, the screen showed static twice before completely failing. This is unacceptable for a brand-new dev...
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