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 Somsak Pasalae ᠌

5600H, RTX 3060 as the configuration I made the purchase prior to the evening of December 31, 2022. I'm as content as a happy elephant. I've been keeping an eye on the laptop market for a while now, looking for the option that provides the best value in relation to its overall level of quality. As a direct consequence of this, I purchased this laptop for 130,000 yen from one of the retail chains that specializes in electronic goods. There were offers for 5-7 thousand dollars less expensive, but they were on order. However, I did not want to wait. The design is calm and well-seasoned, in spite of the "playful" filling, which is one of the advantages. There are no RGB whistles or flashy inserts anywhere on the body; the build quality is excellent; nothing creaks and there is no backlash. The lid is quite secure, and it is physically impossible to open it with just one hand. As a result, when it is in the open position, it does not shake and it does not twitch. The plastic of the case is quite pleasant to the touch and does not easily become soiled; - very fast (almost instantaneous) loading; - a comfortable keyboard; - a nice screen also at 144Hz; - an excellent 3060 video card that is not cut down in terms of its energy package; (I have not yet found a single game that would be too tough for a laptop). The disadvantages (which are a continuation of the benefits) are as follows: noise from the fans of the cooling system; quite noisy when the system is under load. Playing demanding games without headphones attached will be a frustrating experience. At the same time, there are no questions at all regarding the cooling system itself; the temperature of the processor while playing games is typically between 70 and 75 degrees (with the maximum allowable 105). It's true that I needed to do some juggling with the RyzenController.; - the power supply is a brick that is about the size of a decent book and weighs about as much as half of the laptop itself. - the dimensions of the power supply. Unfortunately, this is an unavoidable price to pay in order to ensure that the laptop has sufficient power; the wall outlet simply cannot provide the necessary 300 watts on its own. As a result, this laptop is only a "conditionally" mobile device due to the fact that dragging it somewhere constantly for long distances, taking into consideration its dimensions and weight (including the PSU), is a rather dubious pleasure. Consequently, this laptop is only a "conditionally" mobile device.