Review on Lenovo Legion 5i: High-Performance Gaming Laptop with 17.3" FHD IPS 144Hz Display, i7-10750H Processor, GeForce RTX 2060 6GB, 16GB, 1TB SSD, Win 10 Home by Pin Mu Lin ᠌

Everything is good in this laptop, and you can list its advantages endlessly. It is noticeable that Lenovo really understands what does not lie on the surface when choosing a laptop - from the cooling system to switching video cards in the BIOS. But I am writing this review with the hope that in future models, manufacturers will pay attention to what could be improved. Firstly, the keyboard layout: additional keys are really needed, and not just any, but like in the best keyboards - with saving macros to memory that is independent of the OS. Any user, from a designer to a composer, from a gamer to a system administrator, will appreciate the ability to assign their most used actions to one button. A row of keys above F1-F12 and at least one button to change the layer would be enough. Secondly, drivers and software: it would be great if Lenovo applications worked at least without the Windows Store. It's even better on Linux. And it is possible through the BIOS. And thirdly, the screen: this laptop's webcam shutter looks like a pleasant surprise, but what a pleasant surprise it would be a small block of buttons for adjusting the on-screen bar, with brightness, contrast, black highlight (especially!), and other features of modern monitors . Some panels seem to be sold with these buttons before they made it to laptops.