Review on Lenovo Legion 5 Pro Gen 6 AMD Gaming Laptop: 16.0-inch QHD IPS 165Hz, Ryzen 7 5800H, GeForce RTX 3070 8GB, TGP 140W, Windows 10 Home, 32GB RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD with Added Accessories by Janis Bike ᠌

The only use case I see is this: you take it strictly for games and often move around and need to be transported. In other variants for games - a stationary one, for work / study, a light and autonomous laptop like mac air (I work on this one myself). I'm thinking of selling it. Got pros: My configuration: ryzen 5800h, nvidia RTX3060, RAM 16GB, SSD 1TB, monitor 2k 165hz. The screen is not bad, a good tactile feeling from the keyboard, a lot of ports, it's assembled well. Its cons: Very noisy and hot, in games it’s just a takeoff of a fighter, but you play in closed-type headphones and the sounds of the game drown it out. The keyboard on the wasd area does not warm up much due to noisy cooling, but from below and from the sides - a stove. But! The fan turns on and makes noise, although not so much, but it is quite noticeable even when watching YouTube and working in not very heavy applications, and there are nasty high notes in the sound of the fan while the fan is at low speeds. On Ubuntu 20.04 - there were a lot of problems. Now on April 22, many have decided, for example, finally, after waking up from sleep mode, a laptop displays a picture on the screen. On the 11th Windows, I did not notice any glitches. Ergonomics is just a huge laptop. Walking with him and changing places is not convenient, lying in bed and watching is not convenient, heavy and heated. In fact, it's almost like a stationary computer, which is more convenient to transport and drag from room to room. Holds almost no charge. Keeps a couple of hours to work. And a maximum of 1 skating rink in DotA (maximum an hour of play)! That is, there is almost no autonomy at all!