Lenovo has a reputation for good battery life, and the IdeaPad Y510 does well for a budget-minded mainstream laptop, lasting 2 hours and 56 minutes on our DVD battery drain test. We found its performance nearly identical to other mainstream laptops with the same 5450 chip, such as the Toshiba Satellite A205, and didn't experience any slowdown or stuttering. Intel's 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo T5450 is the default CPU these days for laptops that want decent performance on a budget, and coupled with 2GB of RAM, the Y510 is certainly more than capable of Web surfing, working on office documents, media playback, and photo editing.
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The lack of Bluetooth was also disappointing-it's standard equipment now even in cheaper laptops. At least the system has an ExpressCard slot, so that kind of hardware can be added aftermarket. Lenovo calls it a "Light Weave Texture," and while it probably spent more time on the name than the design, it's at least a nice break from the usual flat, glossy laptop shells.Īs a fixed-configuration laptop, you won't get to add options such as mobile broadband to the IdeaPad Y510. The back of the lid is also black, but has a linenlike pattern etched into it. This still isn't the heftiest 15-inch around-that would be the 7.8-pound Alienware m15x. Lenovos entry into the consumer laptop market with the 15-inch IdeaPad Y510 provides ThinkPad-like quality but the design still comes off as a little buttoned-up. The Dell 1525 is lighter but feels much flimsier. It feels solid and well-built, if a little on the heavy side, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 eschews the soft round edges and light colors of other 15-inch consumer laptops, such as the Dell Inspiron 1525, for a matte black finish and boxy shape. Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 (integrated)
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