At first it was all well, after a while from the initial setup, the laptop kept disconnecting to the WiFi and when I tried to connect again it would rather kept saying "connecting" and never did, or it would not find any network at all (the WiFi was working on all other devices in the house). The problem solved when the troubleshooting reseted the Wireless Network Adapter, but it would only worked for a while. At first I thought that the problem was the outdated drivers, so I did all the available windows updates and patchs, and researched online to the best updated driver for this laptops Wireless Network Adapter, didn't work. Contacted Lenovo support but they just helped me with the updates and I decided to returned it.I don't give it 1 star because I actually think it is a good laptop, for the price, you can't get more power than this laptops Ryzen 5 3500U/Vega 8, but the compromises to have this on a 500$ laptop is everything else that this laptop doesn't have (i.e. good screen, good webcam, fingerprint reader, nice built quality, nice port selection, USB C, touchscreen, good battery life, backlit keyboard-this laptop doesn't have any of these) The built is kinda cheap, the screen is not as terrible as the other reviews state (but don't get me wrong it's not good, I'll say it's acceptable at most), the webcam is terrible and it doest have slot of ports (doesn't have an USB C)My conclusion: if what you want is a powerful laptop for the cheapest posible, but you are okay with compromises in other aspects, this is the one for you.I did not buy the same one after the return, I choosed to go for a Dell Inspiron with better specs and better laptop overall, but for 150$ more (in my opinion, totally worth it)