Lenovo ThinkCentre M77 1995A7U Desktop Computer

alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 user reviews of Lenovo ThinkCentre M77 1995A7U Desktop Computer from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Desktops on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the price.

I have purchased two of these to replace aging workstations and they are great! Its nice to have these on top of the desk vs bulky full case pc's on the floor collecting dust. Another great thing is that there is not a lot of bloatware pre installed. I...

The processing speed, disk space size and the fact that it comes with Windows 7 Pro is a great deal for the price. The system is suitable for most users in our company.

This computer is great for business use and is a great deal! Hardware seems good, for the most part. Love the slim design. The only suggestion I have is that you order more RAM with it, as it runs Win7 Pro 64-bit.

Great machines that can fit almost anywhere. Deployed 3 of these machines to our accounting department and the end users love them.

had a bunch of these come in very easy to set up and configure and have been in for around 9 months and given no headaches

Very easy to customize. It is a solid machine with good performance at a low noise level. I have 16 of them installed and have not had issues with the first one.

Been a problem since we bought. Fan runs loudly when powering on, and no bios boot, have to unplug then replug in every time.

Awesome replacement for standard desktop PC. (1) power cord is all that's needed... no need for video/network cables, don't even need keyboard/mouse (although it comes with them).

We have several services running on this computer. This machine has to run 24/7. I have never seen this thing have any issues. The only time I've seen it shut down was an end user error.

We have purchased several of these over the past year and each one of them are still running without any issues. 4GB of RAM have been enough for what our users need. Most of them are running duel monitors because of the amount of applications the users...