It was purchased due to the insane offer at €799. For a laptop with such a good processor and RTX3060 graphics card, I consider it to be the best value for money I could find at this time. So far, it hasn't been used excessively, but it seems to be very fast.

For the installation, I eventually preferred W11 because initially I installed W10, but Lenovo's website didn't provide available drivers for W10. As soon as I installed W11, all the drivers were installed automatically.
For the installation of Windows, you should also disable the Intel VMD function from UEFI, as the m.2 does not appear to be selected for installation.

Of course, in the first tasks I have done, which are nothing more than the basics (internet, word), it is very fast. And keep in mind that I have a very fast desktop at home, so I have a point of comparison. However, with such a processor, these things are obvious.

I will come back as soon as I start using it more for gaming and coding.

Very good laptop, with i7 and 3060 you can do as much multitasking, gaming, and rendering as you want! It can connect up to 2 extra monitors! Very good for its price at 799! If anyone has trouble installing WINDOWS 11 and the SSD does not appear for installation, they should go to the BIOS and disable Intel Vmd. Then it will show the SSD normally, as for drivers, go to lenovo.com, enter the serial number, and it will give you all of them!! Overall, very good for now!

First of all, a tool. The best combination of processor and graphics card for its money. The 12650H has a very powerful single core benchmark, which honors the machine a lot. The 3060 graphics card is very powerful.
I installed my own Windows 10 on it, after loading all the drivers it had no issues. One good thing about Lenovo and the battery is that it allows you to charge it up to 80%, so you can keep it permanently plugged in without damaging the battery.
Be careful with Sleep mode. The new machines have changed the Sleep mode system and it's somewhat strange, meaning the laptop doesn't "shut down" at all, but remains open and consumes a lot of battery. It even gets quite warm when in Sleep mode, because the fans are turned off while it still operates. Honestly, I haven't understood their philosophy but okay. The solution is very simple, instead of Sleep, you do Hibernate, it opens in 10 seconds instead of 2, and the laptop is practically turned off.
Overall, fully satisfied and it didn't present any problems to me.