Review on Renewed Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming Laptop: 15.6" 144Hz, AMD Ryzen 7-4800H, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, RTX 2060 6GB, Phantom Black by Ada Zieleniewska ᠌

This is my first laptop, so I will compare with the desktop. To begin with, it is not inferior to the desktop in terms of performance. Any games work on Ultra graphics, excellent performance in programs. An additional 8 gigabytes of RAM was placed in an empty slot, having previously easily detached the cover with a screwdriver. This was my first experience with a manual upgrade and it went without a hitch. The main disadvantage of this laptop, which is obvious to everyone, is poor autonomy. In the background download mode with the screen off and the power saving mode, it devours the entire charge in two hours. Resource-intensive games without power connected run at FPS 30 or less for a maximum of an hour. The drawback, which I doubt, is the screen, or rather its default calibration. Both on Linux and on Windows, banding is noticeable - gradient ladders. Otherwise, only good things can be said about the screen. The brightness level is insufficient for working in the sun. I don't regret buying. Not noisy, dense, in the hands it feels like a Mercedes. Completely closes the niche of the gamer and user, but for professional gaming and working with video and 3D, it may, of course, be insufficient. I don’t leave a photo, because instead of uploading it, amazon offers to rate it again.