Legion 5 Gen 10 Gaming Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7-260, 32 GB DDR5 RAM, 1 TB PCIe SSD, 15.1" WQXGA (2560x1600) Display, Nvidia G-Force RTX 5060, 24-Zone RGB Backlit Keyboard, W11 Pro, Eclipse Black

Purchased this on behalf of my brother he loves its performance. He's an architect and needed it for his designs and high quality rendering. It's been in use for over a month now and I've only heard positive feedback. Easy to setup. Battery life is about what you'd expect for a gaming laptop. But it definitely feels like it's built to last. As for me, they had me at the keyboard, which is like your own private light show. I definitely would recommend this nice piece of equipment with high performance that definitely gets the job done when it comes to graphics designing and is robust enough to withstand the toll of frequent gaming.

There is lots to love about this laptop with mostly only a few minor gripes.The good:1. The display is great. Bright enough, good colors, not too shiny and reflective.2. Battery life while in power saving mode is decent.3. FPS in games thanks to the Nvidia GPU are pretty good.4. During gaming, the laptop doesn't run too hot like my old Razer laptop that was scalding to the touch and required an external keyboard and mouse during gaming sessions.The cons:1. Not a fan of the e-shutter on the webcam. A physical shutter is always preferable.2. Super minor gripe: no sd card reader, but it makes sense because it's a gaming laptop.3. Windows 11 is a steaming pile and likes to put every app into eco mode which makes every app non responsive. I had to install Process Lasso (which is awesome, btw) to override Windows 11's eco mode power settings. This is really a complaint against Microsoft and their inability to create a good operating system and not Lenovo or this fine laptop.4. The trackpad buttons + trackpad location is annoying AF. I always need to have my hand slightly more to the left on the trackpad because the left click and right click buttons are not two separate buttons. Furthermore, if my trackpad hand (which is a thing) is not slightly more to the left, then I will not click the correct button on the trackpad. So when I want to left click, I will instead right click. The poor location of the trackpad and lack of individual buttons is extremely frustrating, but I am slowly retraining myself and my desire to throw this laptop out the window from time to time is starting to decline. Yay.5. The description for the model I purchased said the laptop has 1tb of storage - which is true, but unfortunately, in reality that meant two 512tb SSDs rather than a single a 1tb SSD. I ended up taking out one of the 512tb SSDs (which is actually pretty easy to do) and replacing it with a way overpriced 2tb SSD (big shout out to all those AI companies for jacking up the prices of RAM and SSDs).Long story short: an altogether good gaming laptop with some trackpad location and button usability issues. Knowing what I know now about this laptop, I would still purchase it.