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I will be comparing this to my Acer E-15-575-33BM (ASIN: B01K1IO3QW) with 8GB RAM and a 256GB Western Digital M.2 SSD. The Lenovo has a very light, slim body when open or closed, and feels sleek but looks plain. Semi tough plastic unibody-style build similar to the Acer. Screen quality on the Lenovo is good but the Acer quality is better. The Lenovo came with Windows 10 S-mode, but that can be disabled to turn it into Home mode which I recommend you do, but its better to do a clean install to remove any of the excess bloatware this comes with. The AMD A9 is snappy but 4GB ram is a bit bare for my liking, so another 4GB will be added like my Acer. Im so used to SSDs, its hard to even pay attention to the quick boot and load times in the Lenovo. In a back to back comparison in regards to daily use, its hard to discern a difference between the Acer. The charger is about the size of a Nintendo Switch adapter which is nice! Quite honestly, an abridged "average consumer" comparison is all you need. Theres no need for an "enthusiast consumer" review because both of these laptops are very comparable once you make the upgrades to the Acer. So for the cost difference and out-of-the-box performance, the Lenovo is the smarter choice to buy.