I wasn’t expecting much from a budget laptop, to be honest. Then I spent some time with the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i (Gen 11, 15-Inch screen) for the stuff I do every day: writing, video calls, and the occasional game. The thing that kept surprising me, though, was the quality screen, and eventually, embarrassingly, the fact that I could touch it.
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