Despite their small size, the 1.5-watt, Dolby Home Theater-certified JBL speakers pumped out volume loud enough to fill a large apartment and annoy neighbors. Given that most gamers will spend their time using an external mouse, however, this may not prove to be a great loss.ĭell may have traded its JBL speakers for Skullcandy, but audiophiles will be glad that Lenovo stuck with the brand. Unlike many Windows 8 notebooks on the market, the IdeaPad Y510p lacks a touch screen. Switching from Normal to Movie mode, for instance, increases the bass and the contrast, making the movie you're watching sound and appear much darker. Lenovo's Onekey Theater software allows you to adjust the display and sound settings from the taskbar. Viewing angles were also excellent: we could move almost 45 degrees in either direction before losing clarity. Watching a 1080p trailer for "Pacific Rim," the metallic reds and blues of the Jaeger suits popped off the screen, and we could make out tiny pieces of machinery beneath their armor. This beats the category average and the MSI GE40 by almost 120 lux (207 and 204 lux, respectively), and the MSI GE60 (260 lux) by more than 60.Ĭolors and contrast proved equally eye-popping. The 15.6-inch LED-backlit screen sports a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and significantly outshines the competition with a measured brightness of 321 lux.
Click to EnlargeAs expected from a gaming notebook, the IdeaPad Y510p boasts a crisp and vivid display.
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