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Nov 2023-Oct 2025
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Fast delivery, weird return
Fast delivery, weird return
Returns & RefundsPackage arrived faster than I thought, which helped, but the all‑in‑one wouldn’t connect and returning it got messy — they wanted the Lenovo box and I’d already tossed it. Customer service was confusing, I called twice, but I’m glad I bought an HP that works for daily work and the kids.
Mixed feelings here
Mixed feelings here
Returns & RefundsHonestly, not for me — I expected better. I liked the screen, though. I first saw this Lenovo on a coworker’s desk and a friend even tipped me to buy it, but my brand-new work laptop bought Feb 25 was never right. Had to send it back twice within three weeks. Support tried, but it’s been unreliable, so I wouldn’t pick this for work.
Not what I expected, but glad I kept records
Not what I expected, but glad I kept records
Returns & RefundsI'm actually glad I bought the ADP add-on — not because Lenovo made things easy, but because having the paperwork showed me where things went wrong and let me push back. I bought Lenovo Premium Care Plus with ADP in Canada a few months back; at checkout it looked like sensible peace of mind and my first impression was: this is worth it. I only needed it after an accidental water spill — support first told me in writing that the depot had opened a replacement under ADP. Then, out of the blue, higher-ups denied the claim saying a bathtub isn’t a “normal working environment.” That directly clashes with ADP’s own terms that list liquid damage. I saved all chats and emails, and honestly that documentation is the only reason I feel confident sharing this. I’ve filed complaints with consumer protection and posted my case online. Not the pleasant experience I hoped for, but I’m thankful I kept everything and that the community and authorities are now aware.
Delivery date that kept moving
Delivery date that kept moving
Returns & Refundsnot getting the laptop, sure, but having the money held up after I cancelled feels wrong. I’ve had worse from small sellers, but I expected better from a bigger outfit. Won’t count on them for anything time‑sensitive.
Slow and defective laptop
Slow and defective laptop
Returns & RefundsI placed an order for a laptop from this company back in early November, with high hopes of getting it in time for the holidays. Unfortunately, the laptop didn't show up until after Christmas and, to top it all off, it had a major defect that made it totally useless. I tried reaching out to their customer service team, who eventually agreed to give me a refund as a sort of apology. However, after following up with them multiple times - about 4 or 5 times, to be exact - I'm still waiting for the refund to go through. It's like they take your money and then completely forget about you.<br><br>This whole situation is beyond frustrating. Dealing with a company that clearly couldn't care less about its customers is just plain disappointing. I definitely regret giving them my business and won't be doing so again in the future. And to make matters worse, I recently found out that Lenovo has actually blocked my email address. Talk about unprofessionalism and lack of customer service, eh?
About Lenovo
Lenovo Group Limited is a multinational technology company with headquarters in Beijing, China, and Morrisville, North Carolina, USA. Established in 1984 as Legend Holdings in Beijing and rebranded to Lenovo in 2004, the company is renowned for designing, manufacturing, and selling a wide range of products including personal computers, tablet computers, smartphones, workstations, servers, electronic storage devices, IT management software, and smart televisions. Known for its innovation in the personal computing sector, Lenovo expanded its portfolio by acquiring IBM's personal computer business, including the ThinkPad laptop and tablet lines, in 2005. Additionally, in 2014, Lenovo acquired both Motorola Mobility and IBM's x86 server business, significantly enhancing its capabilities and presence in the smartphone and server markets respectively. Lenovo operates in more than 60 countries and sells its products in around 160 countries, marking it as a key player in the global technology marketplace.
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