Pros below: good value for money. Assembled qualitatively, works without complaints. Everything in it is balanced, both HW and SW. The screen is not glossy, the color rendition is fine for me. With its cons: but after the start of CBO, lenovo blocked ates for 2022, unlike MS. There is no TP, naturally they will not be able to help and simply send you. Even though you paid, but don't expect help from lenovo. So it's up to you to make the purchasing decision.

In all other respects, however, this is an excellent device for both games and work. I am very happy with this purchase! There was a choice between this laptop and asus. But the choice fell on this. Got pros: I bought for programming, a good and powerful device! excellent bright screen, very comfortable keyboard with large buttons, and a large touchpad, it works silently! Nice body, great sound. I've been using it for over a month now and I'm very happy with it! With its cons: - Heavy…

I hesitated for a long time about buying this model, there were few reviews in the market about both the laptop and the seller. But in fact, everything turned out great. While happy as an elephant. Has pros: Gun performance. Screen 2k 100% srgb, for working with CG, that's it. The size is compact, the frames are minimal. The plastic parts of the body feel great. The buttons are squeezing, there is a 2022 layout. Doesn't get hot on demanding games. With its cons: This is not a drawback, this is…

Different pros: Efficient, powerful, quiet, comfortable Overall a good laptop Has cons: It is hard to pull editing in complex programs, but I knew what I was going for and did not have any special hopes. In general, you can work, but be careful)

Different pros: Build quality. No difficulty installing OS and drivers (a special utility from the manufacturer downloads / installs drivers.) With its cons: The AMD GPU doesn't show up in Device Manager right away (the utility doesn't load the driver until it appears).

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…

I hesitated between legion 5 and legion 5 pro, of course I liked the more strict look of the usual five, but it has its undeniable advantages: 1) a screen of 500 nits, all sorts of HDR 400, etc., in practice there is not much difference indoors, but if the sun hits with direct rays, the difference is already visible 2) metal case, except for the part where the keyboard is. It seemed that it would be more reliable and I think that I was not mistaken 3) rgb keyboard backlight. Here it is not as…

With its pros: Great laptop design Good cooling, the video card does not heat up above 80 degrees Comfortable backlit keyboard Good touchpad (compared to other non-Apple laptops) Plenty of ports in a convenient location Excellent display, 165Hz feels very smooth, plus there is HDR support, the screen is bright Good performance in apps and games Some cons: After about a month of use, artifacts in games and flickering began (previously rendered frames often flickered), but after a few weeks