Legion 5 Pro 16ACH6H 16" Laptop AMD Ryzen 7 5800H NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 16GB Ram 1TB SSD W11H

Disclaimer, I’ve been into games my whole life, but I’m not your average gamer. Not knowledgeable on computer specs whatsoever. So recently, I bought this laptop (around July 2022) after extensive looking for a laptop that I could use for school and gaming. My brother actually helped me find this one so props to him.I honestly believe this laptop is wonderful.The screen display is very vibrant.Runs very smoothly when it runs big games like Genshin.Thankful it turns on & loads up fast. Man, my old laptop took 30 years to power up.Yes, it comes with a huge 300w battery and also yes, the laptop itself doesn’t last very long off the battery. But that’s a fault you will have in any laptop with so much going on.It’s not loud (meaning you can’t hear the fans), I’ve had it running all day once and it stays quiet the whole time.The speakers are really good, they can get super loud if you want it.I have not tested out the webcam, but research says the quality of the webcam is actually really nice. Also Comes with an off switch for your webcam.The keys are pretty nice. And the back light comes in a wave of a nice rainbow color. I’m pretty sure you can customize it too. (I haven’t done so)The mousepad on the Laptop is shifted towards the left a little bit. But it doesn’t bother me because I knew before purchasing it.The screen is beautifully huge.And wow all the USB ports all plug in the back.With a couple more on the side for any easy access.I have a very demanding job and I haven’t struggled with the stated weight & I take it everywhere with me in my book bag.The only con I have with this is that the power plug that goes into the battery, comes apart so easily, you definitely will have to have the battery not hanging or dangling and will have to remain on a flat surface so the plug won’t come undone. Maybe it’s just a common laptop user habit I shouldn’t be dangling any cords. But I think cords connected to a 300w battery shouldn’t come undone so easily.Other than that I’m happy with my purchase, and I would recommend this to any friends and family. It’s what I wanted and it was easily paid off.Please always do your research before buying any appliance. For me to decide I did a ton of research between two other laptops I had in mind and this one. Thank you!This laptop runs mean and it can definitely show for it.

I have had multiple gaming laptops over the last 6 years or so, and Lenovo is always my go-to brand. I loved the build quality of Razer, and the performance of Alienware, but both brands seem to only do one thing well, they're not necessarily an "all around performer". The razer blade is very MacBook like, but because of the Unibody design, TDP power limits are reduced to keep temperatures under control. Alienware build quality is nice, but they care very little about thermals and just wind the fans to oblivion to achieve the highest performance possible. Lenovo is not only a great computer to use on a daily basis, but under intense gaming, the fans are at a reasonable volume, while delivering very high end performance. the 165hz QHD display is night and day difference compared to my last 1080p panel. the colors are crisp and vibrant, and I really enjoy looking at it. Lenovo keyboards are easily the best on the market. Number pads are a must for me, so when I find laptops i like that do not have one, its an utter disappointment. The only downside to this computer would be the 300w power brick. its not the bulkiest one ive ever used, but its up there. to eliminate the really thick power bricks needed to run a 3070 gpu, Lenovo has opted to make the power brick thinner, but large in length and width. I prefer this size over a thicker power brick because it still fits easily in the ThinkPad neoprene soft case i like using with Lenovo Legion's. Overall, this is my 3rd Lenovo legion and I cant use anything else!