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 Vn Ti Dng ᠌

The most affordable of all gaming laptops, if you compare absolutely identical laptops in terms of power. And no tricks. Together with the purchase of a laptop, they gave free perpetual licenses for antivirus and office365. This is also a plus, but not the fact that all buyers will have this bonus. Its pros: + Design. Unlike many other powerful laptops, the Legion series pleases with its strict design, which in no way emphasizes the fact that the device is ideal for gaming. Otherwise, they sometimes paint the laptop, even ashamed to appear in public with it. + Price. Looking through a lot of options, I can say that the Legion series laptops are the cheapest among all (For the period of 2022 for sure). + You can close the webcam mechanically. Also a plus for safety is the fact that when it is used, a special small white light is on. + There is a numpad, which is a huge plus for a laptop. + The keyboard is membrane, but very pleasant for typing. Feels like mechanical. + With FN + Q you can adjust the speed of the cooling fans. It is strange that many people complain about the noise. It's no news that gaming laptops are very noisy. If you want to use your laptop not for gaming, feel free to turn on quiet mode and enjoy the silence. + There is a connector for type-c Cons: - In laptops (absolutely all) there is such a feature that when running on battery power, performance decreases. This is not surprising. Specifically with this model, I have this problem: Even if the laptop is connected to mains power, and even when the charge is 100%, the laptop works as if it is in battery mode. I still don't understand under what circumstances this happens. But months later I figured out how to fix it - pull out the power cable and immediately plug it back in. In my case, FPS at 10-15 fps in AC: Odyssey is corrected to the usual 60+ fps. - At the first start, I noticed that the default scale is 175%, I can be wrong in the numbers, that's not the point. The problem is that there is supposedly a blur effect, as at low screen resolutions. This can be seen if you enable other applications such as Steam. Fixed this by custom scaling in screen settings. More this "phenomenon" did not bother.