**Valid Lenovo promotion claim, expired code issued, no equivalent remedy provided** I purchased an eligible Lenovo laptop from JB Hi-Fi on 29 April 2026 during Lenovo’s PRAGMATA GeForce RTX 50 Series Bundle promotion. I submitted my claim through Lenovo’s promotion process on 2 May 2026, within the advertised claim period. Lenovo/the promotion… Read more
process issued the redemption code on 29 May 2026. I was away at the time and tried to redeem it when I returned on 13 June 2026, but the code was rejected as expired. The email containing the redemption code did not clearly show an expiry date or warn that the code had to be redeemed by a specific deadline. Because of that, I had no reason to believe the code would become unusable shortly after being issued.
I contacted NVIDIA, who advised me to contact Lenovo. I then contacted Lenovo support. At first I was told a case would be created, but later found out no ticket had actually been created. After calling Lenovo, a case was finally opened and I provided the requested purchase evidence and explanation.
Lenovo later advised me to contact JB Hi-Fi, even though JB Hi-Fi only sold the laptop and did not issue, manage, or expire the promotional code. After escalation, Lenovo’s Regional Order Support Team said they could not provide a replacement code because the promotion was no longer active, and closed the case without offering any equivalent remedy.
I replied to Lenovo’s Regional Order Support Team and objected to this outcome, asking for a replacement code or an equivalent remedy sufficient to obtain the game. More than a week has passed, and I have not received any further response.
I am not asking for a laptop replacement or refund. I only asked Lenovo to honour the promotional benefit that was advertised with the eligible product and that I validly claimed within the required claim period — either with a working replacement code, equivalent game credit, or reimbursement for the value of the game.
Very disappointing experience. Lenovo advertised a promotion, accepted my claim, issued a code that I could not use, and then closed the case because the promotion had ended.
I strongly recommend staying away from Lenovo laptops based on my experience. From almost the moment I bought the laptop, I started having technical problems. Within only 2–3 months, the keyboard began developing issues, and after around one year it stopped working completely. The warranty/repair experience has been just as frustrating. I was… Read more
told I could send the laptop away, but I could not be without it for 4–6 weeks because I need it for work. Lenovo then wanted to charge me around $200 just to send someone to inspect a laptop that had developed problems so soon after purchase.
Eventually the laptop stopped working properly and I handed it to JB Hi-Fi for repair. It has now been around 8 weeks and I still have no proper update or resolution. Every time I follow up, I am told, “We will let you know” or “Someone will call you,” but nobody calls and nothing seems to happen.
For the amount of money these laptops cost, I expected much better quality and much better after-sales support. Instead, I have had repeated technical problems, a failed keyboard, an extremely lengthy repair process, and very poor communication.
My advice: save yourself the frustration and your money and choose another brand. I certainly would not buy Lenovo again.
Purchased a new laptop six months ago. The keyboard and mousepad have failed, but Lenovo Australia will not replace it because we purchased the machine in the EU. We thought we were buying a global brand with quality products and good support. Seems we were wrong on all three counts! Show details
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purchased a Lenovo Yoga 7 less than two months ago, including a $120 Premium Care package. Shortly after, a structural crack appeared near the camera shutter. Despite my premium coverage, the support experience has been unacceptable. After a 10-day delay due to Lenovo’s broken email system, technicians finally took photos remotely. Now, I am… Read more
being asked to pay for a defect I did not cause. Furthermore, I was told that 'Premium Care is not applicable in Australia'—which raises the question: why is it being sold on the Australian website? I have observed that the 'Accidental Damage Cover' has been removed from my purchase records on the Lenovo portal. However, I have screenshots of the original terms and my receipt. This treatment is a clear violation of my rights under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). I expect this hardware failure to be covered under the premium service I paid for."
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Worst Laptop Buying Experience! – Bought a laptop directly from the Lenovo website, and it arrived with big patches on top. The white bag it was wrapped in was spotless, meaning it was deliberately packed like this without any quality checks. Tried contacting their support, but they’ve been unresponsive for days. It’s been over a month, and still no resolution. This level of… Read more
negligence and poor customer service is beyond frustrating.
If you’re considering buying from Lenovo, think again. Save yourself the trouble—don’t buy from them!
Disappointing Experience with Lenovo P12 Tab - Not Suitable for Note-taking – Disappointing Experience with Lenovo P12 Tab - Not Suitable for Note-taking Rating: 2/5 I'm extremely disappointed with my Lenovo P12 Tab, particularly when it comes to note-taking, which is a crucial aspect for me as a student. The device struggles with lag when writing, even with popular note-taking apps like Nebo, OneNote, and others. After… Read more
just 3-4 pages, the lag becomes unbearable, making it frustrating to use.
Furthermore, the pen tip is too rigid and lacks the softness and flexibility of other styluses, compare to the Samsung stylus. A softer tip would provide a more comfortable and natural writing experience, but the current tip feels awkward and unresponsive.
Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend the Lenovo P12 Tab for studying or note-taking purposes. Its performance falls short of expectations, and there are better options available in the market.
Terrible in general / Updated at the bottom – I am not at all satisfied with the product nor the steps to resolve the issue. I first brought the laptop last year and after two months of standard TAFE study it begins to stop working, when I turn it on it turns back off automatically followed by a click that is now driving me insane. Every time I call Lenovo tech support for any guidance or… Read more
assistance into resolving the issue I get told to put it into the BIOS setting (doesn't work since it turns back off automatically,) reset the laptop (doesn't work since it turns off automatically,) and press the button on the side of the laptop (which nor works.) then they just book it in for a service. when a service was first done to the laptop I was unable to do any assessments at home for month then when I had received it back it was functional for three weeks and does the same again.
UPDATE: So they had arranged for a technician to come out, he pulled it apart and put it back together (he did NOT replace a thing.) Just found out that the power button was installed incorrectly right from the get go.
The most annoying thing about my whole experience though, is that I lost most of my files and what not for TAFE (Couldn't back anything up due to this stuff up.)
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Lenovo S340 3i Laptop – Never trust Lenovo! I purchased a Lenovo laptop, and shortly after, the screen began flickering and failed to boot. After sending it in for repair, the dodgy repair team returned it with a crack and without resolving the issue. After a second attempt at repair, it worked briefly, but failed again after just one month of daily use! I reached out to… Read more
Lenovo for a replacement, as it was clearly a manufacturer's fault that even their incompetent repair team couldn't fix! What a disappointing company! I wish IBM had never transferred their laptop manufacturing line to them! I raised the case with NSW Fair trading and Lenovo responded that "Should the customer wish to pursue a warranty service, Lenovo will require proof the device was used in accordance with manufacturer's guidance which we can obtain from diagnostic reports from the device itself." I think they believe that their laptops require oil change and tyre services like a car!!! In general I believe that Lenovo Australia does not respect Australian Consumers Law and should be punished for that!
Two weeks ago, Lenovo delivered me a broken laptop, and have been ignoring my requests for a new one since. I was passed from department to department for about a week and have now been told that I have to go through their WhatsApp channel, but no human has responded to my messages there despite following up every day for multiple days now. The… Read more
specific issue is that the camera shutter doesn't work but it doesn't really matter - when you pay this much for a laptop, you expect everything to work as advertised.
I don’t understand why Lenovo has a Premier support plan which is supposed to be next day onsite? We are a high output business and cannot rely on lack luster service and warranty. We have been using Dell and HP for many years, and I was considering moving to Lenovo, but because the service is so terrible I definitely will never purchase any more… Read more
Lenovo laptops. If we can’t rely on our hardware we can’t run a business. We purchased a few Thinkpad X9 14 in January to give Lenovo a go. The device won't boot or charge 2 months later, contacted tech support 8 days ago and still not even a return phone call. I have called them everyday to confirm a date the technician will arrive, the support consultant says they will assign a tech and the tech will call, but absolutely nothing. Definitely do not do business with Lenovo, they using Unisys for 3rd party tech support, and Unisys service is absolutely horrendous - you'll be on hold for hours and eventually talk to someone in India who never passes on information or sends a confirmation email.
Both have fallen apart. Would NOT recommend this product. The monitor has physically come off. It is completely unusable. How does a new laptop just fall apart like this from normal wear and tear? Terrible quality. So disapointed. Show details
They remove your review if it not 5 star, thus the reviews on their website are a fake impression of real reviews Show details
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I spent over $1300 on the yoga 7i Lenovo slim, thinking I would get a long life from this laptop. Unfortunately I went to turn it on and the screen started flickering with lines through it. Lenovo advised me it would cost $750 to replace the screen. After some research I have found this is a common problem with this laptop. Lenovo know of the… Read more
fault yet continue to sell it without fixing the issue. I have never used the flip screen and it's had little wear, I will never buy a Lenovo again.
I have purchased a 2-in-1 laptop last year during Black Friday sale for my son in high school. I also purchased 3 year onsite repair warranty. After a few months of use, it had multiple issues discovered. Its digital pen was glitchy, a few keys of the keyboard stopped working, battery started to get hot intermittently and trackpad kept going… Read more
offline for a few seconds in between while in use. I raised a repair ticket with Lenovo, hoping to get this resolved. It has been more than a month going to and fro with their customer support team trying to diagnose the issue and yet no repair done so far. They asked me to upgrade the firmware, which I did, then they are asking me to delete everything from Windows and reinstall it even though it is not confirmed that Windows is glitchy. They said they want to eliminate all the issues first before they can send a technician to site for repairs. A month of horror dealing with Lenovo customer service team and I feel so exhausted, terrible, stressed and frustrated. Their instructions are not explicit and detailed. Their resistance is clearly visible from their responses and they just want to avoid sending a technician even though it is confirmed by them that keyboard require replacement. They just want to diagnose every problem and will send a technician only once all the problems are diagnosed. Their diagnosis process is so detailed that only tech experts can follow and do it and a normal person who is not techy can not do it. What is the point of having onsite repair option and paying $109 for it when they want to avoid sending someone in even though one issue is confirmed hardware problem. Such a cheap company to deal with. I am not buying any Lenovo product in future again. Stay away from such company who charge customers for services but do not provide even average service let along good service.
This company is the worst company you have ever heard of they scammed me big time with my order .they had the 1 dollar deal bag .when I bought it and decided to cancel the order a day later they still shipped the order and not send me the bag.i tried to to tell them about the issue all they could say Is bad luck
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After placing my laptop order, there was no progress or payment taken for about two weeks. A Lenovo representative then sent me a quote for the same laptop, which I believed related to my existing order. After paying, I discovered it had created a… Read more
duplicate order. I immediately requested cancellation and was told a ticket had been raised, but Lenovo shipped the duplicate laptop anyway. My follow-up emails were largely ignored, and I am still waiting for my full refund. A very confusing and frustrating experience with poor communication and customer support.
Follow-up · Since my original review, the experience has remained extremely frustrating. The second laptop was never delivered to me and was returned directly to Lenovo. Despite this, I am still waiting for Lenovo to complete the refund. Lenovo wanted to deduct a restocking fee even though the duplicate order resulted from confusion caused by their own… Read more
I am writing this to warn consumers about Lenovo New Zealand’s deceptive warranty practices and blatant disregard for the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA). Lenovo officially diagnosed a manufacturing defect on my laptop and explicitly approved a… Read more
replacement screen under warranty. The only reason the repair was not completed is because the replacement parts shipped from Lenovo’s own warehouse arrived at the service center broken out of the box.
Instead of taking responsibility for their own internal logistics failure, Lenovo’s support team created a new case number (2031631887) and is now trying to reclassify the exact same issue as customer-induced physical damage to avoid their legal obligations. They are refusing to repair the unit unless I pay for it.
This is a textbook breach of the Consumer Guarantees Act, which requires manufacturers to remedy confirmed defects within a reasonable timeframe. I have given Lenovo’s management team a final opportunity to honor their original warranty agreement with a full replacement or cash refund. If this is not resolved immediately, I will be filing a formal claim with the Disputes Tribunal (NZBN: 9429049600315) without further notice.
Avoid this brand if you expect them to back their own warranties. And also NEVER buy to extend your warranty as they will not honour it.
Follow-up · I did eventually receive a full refund, but the process was an absolute nightmare. The issue was a serious hardware defect: the screen was cracked and damaged on all four corners of the laptop, appearing as if it had been heavily pressed and fractured. While it was eventually confirmed to be a factory fault (as a tech had previously confirmed… Read more
I bought a Desktop computer consulting with sales representatives. I've been misguided and compelled/made to buy extra accessaries which was not necessary. However, after product arrival, I realized that the accessary I bought is not need/required… Read more
as it has built in. without opening it; i requested refund; they refused; I called them, they stated that 'once sold, can't return'. If you not sure 100% about anything, highly recommend not to buy from online 'Lenovo' product; you may end up paying too much. Careful when you buy LENOVO product with them, Its quite tricky.
Follow-up · During sales conversations they didn’t clarify the details of the product and made me buy an extra product while it was already built in product.
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Bought this in September 2025. Touchpad broke in march and waited 5 weeks for repair through Officeworks Fairy Meadow. In july 6 keys are not working on keyboard. Piece of rubbish and very difficult to get customer support through online chatbots. I wanted a refund the second time because two separate faults within a year is not what i paid for.… Read more
The laptop is for my son at school and it has been very hard for him to use it with long waits for repair. Total rubbish! Do not buy a lenovo laptop especially not through officeworks. You cant phone either to follow up on your missing product!
I cancelled an order about 6 month ago. They still trying to charge my card for FULL amount after all that time. I provided all documentation and e-mail evidence of cancellation, and they still trying get payment for non-existing order. This is the worst customer service I experienced. Show details
In my reviews failure seems to generally rest with support and Lenovo is another brand I would advise to stay away from and for an extremely poor reason not even deserving the one star because "terrible" is poor service not no service. For a long time now and again last weekend I went into the Lenovo web site to ascertain what battery I require… Read more
and this time as well if I could replace the existing SSD hard disk with something larger. I explored the site and found my laptop on a withdrawn product list, I suspect because it is now several years old but still not old enough not to have parts avaliable or as I could observe continued to be used in more recently built generations of my laptop. The list gave a lot of specs but not what I was after. I register a support query across several different Lenovo entry points and several days on have had no reply which has happened before. But what is extremely frustrating is in previous attempts when Lenovo support did reply, the reason they would not tell me what battery etc I need to purchase is because my warranty has expired even though I stated I would purchase from the Lenovo web site to ensure the tech is genuinely compatible.
How miserable is the culture and support people at Lenovo when a customer asks for sales or purchase information and they will not provide this, it would be very hard to go any lower when it comes to customer service. So I say stay away from Lenovo because as soon as the warranty is expired they do not want to know you as a customer.
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I have an elderly friend in an aged care home who uses a Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 15 AN8. The laptop was around 14 months old and failed with a blank screen and no input would work, i.e. it was completely dead and diagnosis therefore impossible. Using the Lenovo website, I tried their recommended tests but to no avail. I contacted Lenovo explaining… Read more
the circumstances of my friend and details on the failure, Lenovo opened a case whereupon they suggested a further set of tests, again to no avail.
They asked that I box and ship the laptop back to Lenovo NSW, I’m in Queensland, which I did, Lenovo also paying the carriage charge. Their communication during this and subsequently was exemplary.
The laptop was repaired, at no cost to my friend, and returned in a few weeks. On starting there was a minor unusual error code, resolved by a local update.
Since then, the laptop has operated well and my friend delighted with the service he received. Assistance from both website and technician, Thanesh, was superb, I cannot fault how the problem was dealt with and resolved.
How do I get an actual repair service in Lenovo Australia?!! I raised 2x Lenovo service tickets for repair, 2031306313 & 2031306203. Followed up 7 times; 1. Lenovo originally claimed, repair resolved. 2. Lenovo claimed the tickets are closed. 3. Lenovo claimed my email is locked. 4. Lenovo claimed they escalated to unlock my email. 5. Lenovo… Read more
claimed they re-escalated and I should wait, 24 - 48 hours. 6. Followed up and requested Lenovo to share management details or email. 7. Lenovo lost my details and wanted me to resend all the details, AGAIN! Absolutely useless Lenovo Warranty Service in Australia! Rubbish!
Oh man, I wish I saw these reviews before I bought the laptop. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM LENOVO. Their customer service is garbage. There is no way to talk to a real person on the phone. I REPEAT DO NOT BUY FROM LENOVO. Show details
Battery failed after 10 months. Paid for Premier Support and it took a month for Lenovo to provide a replacement. They tried everything they could to avoid complying with the warranty. Laptop showed clear error message stating battery has failed and required replacement. They wasted hours of my time running tests and system changes before finally… Read more
approving a battery replacement work order.
The Technician who finally replaced the battery identified an issue with the screen delaminating around the edges. Lenovo are avoiding the warranty obligation by claiming customer induced damage. The machine has no evidence of impact or water damage. The technician who fixed the battery did not report any damage.
Seems the customer damage claim was try-on. They have now replaced the screen under warranty. You have to work hard to get the warranty honoured. Hopefully I won't have to deal with them again.
Do not buy anything from Lenovo!!! After placing order, it took 9 days to receive an email that delivery will be completed within 3 months. What a joke!! It appeared to be more serious than Temu.
I bought 2 x Lenovo laptops for my teens high school requirements Late December 2024. We had previously had Lenovo laptops that we purchased in 2020 and they were fabulous, so we went with Lenovo again. We just needed to upgrade the kids for high school. BAD MOVE. The first broke within 6 months. Multiple repairs back and forth that didn't fix the… Read more
problem, before I finally demanded a refund. The second broke at about the 16 month mark, just outside of warranty and so the retailer and Lenovo refused to even talk about repairs or returns. I stated the Australian Consumer Law and ACCC requirements that a product must meet reasonable life span for the price paid, and they both ignored me and refused to assist. As much as I would love to win on this, the time and effort to try and get a refund at this point are beyond my current capacity. My teen needs a new laptop to continue with their school work and Lenovo and Office works are both refusing to help. SO disappointed and I will not ever buy a Lenovo again. Absolutely ridiculously poor quality and not even trying to help. Massive disappointment.
Very poor customer service. 15 year loyal customer no more. Rarely deliver on what they promise. Last 2 laptops failed one within 10 months & couldn't be fixed. Took a month and over 20 hours of phone calls and emails to resolve. Lenovo is no longer quality and expensive to fix. Charge premium price for no longer quality products. Screen very reflective and never shut down properly. close lid and next time would be flat. Known fault on forums.
Very unhappy. My 13 month 0ld desktop is hard to turn on as it keeps blinking and takes up to several hours to enable access. Of course I am unable to get any help . I assume the product is defective and the quality is not up to standard expected
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Update: I finally managed to get in touch with Lenovo and was told to stop contacting them, that… Read more