The LDLC SPC-I is a simple, versatile laptop designed for everyday computing needs. It's ideal for office work, telecommuting, Internet and multimedia entertainment. It will suit students, families and professionals looking for an efficient, reliable machine.
Intel Core i3-1115G4 8 GB SSD 240 GB 15.6" LED Full HD Wi-Fi AC Webcam (without Windows)
The LDLC SPC-I is a simple, versatile laptop designed for everyday computing needs. It's ideal for office work, telecommuting, Internet and multimedia entertainment. It will suit students, families and professionals looking for an efficient, reliable machine. It features a powerful 11th-generation Intel Core i3 processor, 8 GB DDR4, an NVMe SSD and a Full HD IPS display. This laptop comes without an operating system and is compatible with GNU/Linux and Windows 11.
The essentials at an affordable price
The LDLC SPC-I is everything you need for everyday computing. A powerful processor, plenty of RAM and an ultra-fast SSD for running your programs. All in a sleek, sober chassis with a 15.6" Full HD IPS screen. Whether you're a student, a professional or an experienced user looking for a simple, efficient machine, the LDLC SPC-I laptop is a wise choice at a very affordable price.
Mobility made easy
The LDLC SPC-I laptop is designed to be easily taken anywhere. It has all the connectivity you need, a sturdy chassis and a screen size that won't slow you down when you're on the move. What's more, its Full HD resolution, matte IPS panel and large display surface make viewing documents and content extremely comfortable.
This laptop is supplied without an operating system, giving you the option of installing a compatible operating system (either already installed or purchased separately). It is compatible with GNU/Linux and Windows 11.
Delivered with Mint, but reinstalled with debian 12. Everything works perfectly.
In terms of use, it does the job of office/internet + watching videos, really well, and it's quite quiet. All in all, very good for this price and this use.
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by NicolasP
Posted on 4 Mar 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 3 Feb 2024
Number of reviews: 2Average rating: 9
Very good product
Very good value for money. Without OS, you'll have to install the sata drivers manually at the same time as Windows.
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by XavierL
Posted on 2 Mar 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 5 Feb 2024
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
All is well
Received on time and as ordered, now I just need to test it and see how it performs over time.
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by ChristianS
Posted on 2 Mar 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 6 Feb 2024
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 6
Minor faults that detract from the overall impression. Satisfactory overall.
Negative points:
- Poorly packed, with no additional kraft paper padding to block and cushion the laptop's box, so it bumps as it moves around in the larger box provided for delivery (along with the small packaging for the M2 SSD). The extra foam sheet in the laptop's original packaging would not withstand a shock, which would damage the screen, which is a real shame...
- the connections on the PC's mains connection transformer are quite thin (and therefore fragile), so much so that you have to be careful not to make a mistake.
- The USB ports are very (too!) 'tight', so much so that you hesitate when you don't know if the connector on the peripheral (USB key, etc...) is the right way round (and if you're not damaging it) and you have to force it to unplug it. I'm afraid this won't last very long...
- Screen backlighting not very discreet and quite visible, with slight vertical beams appearing at the bottom of the screen (which can detract from the depth of the black background colour when watching a film) [ to be followed over time...].
- Loudspeakers still lacked depth and sound power.
Positive points:
- Order received quickly, machine complies with description.
- Good value for money, very quick start-up (the Nvme hard drive is efficient), performance is up to scratch.
- This PC was designed for a Linux novice who had previously used a Mac, and who quickly adapted to using Linux Mint Cinnamon (a very ergonomic and simple system, according to the user!).
- The matt IPS panel is a nice touch.
- The keyboard keys are large enough and well spaced out; the numeric keypad is a real plus.
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by CorpseGrinder
Posted on 30 Jan 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 26 Jan 2024
Number of reviews: 2Average rating: 8
Suitable, but with a number of criticisms.
A decent machine for simple office use. However, there are a number of complaints:
- the SSD is an ultra-low-end Chinese model (Forsee XP1000F256G), with performance (1900 MB/s R - 1300 MB/s W) below the manufacturer's data.
- the wifi module (Intel 9462) is out of date (2017) and only works at 433 Mb/s (1x1). Fortunately, there is a 1 G LAN socket.
- the numeric section of the keyboard is a little confusing, with some keys reversed or even missing.
It would have been enough to invest a few euros more to provide the machine with a much more powerful SSD and Wi-Fi module. Finally, when you open the box, you get a strong and disturbing chemical smell.