The hard drive that came with it is a 7200 rpm hard drive which isn't bad because most laptops come with a 5400 rpm hard drive, but the SSD made the boot times very comparable to my gaming desktop

I bought it with Windows 7, upgraded it to 10, added a new hard drive and overall it has performed superlatively.

I would consider providing pictures but I accidentally scratched the plastic while disassembling it to upgrade the hard drive

The DVD can be replaced with a second hard drive, and the screen can be upgraded to 1600x900.

but i have read some articles that this particular model is common in burning out good hard drives

After replacing the hard drive with an SSD, it went from "acceptable" to "i love this

had to replace battery which now goes for about 5 or 6 hours.7. as mentioned above, replaced the hard drive with a larger capacity.. however as of this writing, that drive has failed

The computer is good, 8GB of RAM and 320 GB in the hard drive have been great

While I hate bloatware and other unnecessary stuff occupying hard drive space, it would have been a nice touch to include the Lenovo User Manual on the hard drive (and pointed out in the aforementioned quick-start guide).

Google search shows this is a hard drive failed

Running Windows 10 solid state drive is very responsive and quick

one thing i do hate about it.. the hard drive is slim.. so even though i have like 50 notebook hdds.. can't use any of themin conclusion

but i have read some articles that this particular model is common in burning out good hard drives

The hard-drive is a bit small, so I always use an external hard-drive for music and documents

Then 3 weeks later-On Thanksgiving day-the hard drive failed

Purchased this computer for work and the hard drive crashed 5 days later.