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 Bambang (Bamz) ᠌

Config: 5600H, RTX 3060 I bought it before New Year's Eve 2022. I'm happy as an elephant. I have been monitoring the laptop market for a long time, looking for the best solution in terms of price / quality ratio. As a result, I took this laptop for 130k in one of the electronics chain stores. There were offers for 5-7k cheaper, but on order, but I didn’t want to wait. Advantages: - appearance - despite the "playful" filling, the design is calm and seasoned. No RGB whistles and bright inserts on the body; - build quality - nothing creaks, no backlash. The lid is quite tight, it is impossible to open it with one hand, due to which it does not tremble and does not twitch in the open state. The plastic of the case is quite pleasant to the touch and not easily soiled; - very fast (almost instantaneous) loading; - comfortable keyboard; - nice screen also at 144Hz; - an excellent 3060 video card not cut down in terms of energy package (I have not yet found a single game that would be too tough for a laptop). Disadvantages (which are a continuation of the advantages): - noise from the fans of the cooling system - quite noisy under load. It will be unpleasant to play heavy games without headphones. At the same time, there are no questions at all to the cooling system itself - the average temperature of the processor in games is 70-75 degrees (with the maximum allowable 105). True, I had to conjure a little with the RyzenController .; - the dimensions of the power supply - a brick the size of a decent book and weighing like half of the laptop itself. This, unfortunately, is an inevitable sacrifice for the sake of the power of the laptop - 300 watts will not deliver themselves from the outlet. Therefore, this laptop is only a "conditionally" mobile device, because. dragging it somewhere constantly for long distances, taking into account its dimensions and weight (including the PSU), is a rather dubious pleasure.