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 Adhira Nair ᠌

Matrices can be different, BOE and LG. I got LG, it is dark, comfortable brightness starts from 70%. The cover is made of graphite alloy, fingerprints are collected with a bang. But it can be easily removed with just a tissue. The power supply is such a wide brick, the biggest one I've seen so far. The backlight is so-so, very bright under the top keys (F row), the rest are dimmer. If you look at the keyboard from above, then everything is OK, if at an angle (for example, reclining and typing from your knees in the dark), then it hurts your eyes. But this is subjective. When some application is launched with the right to use the camera, a white bright LED lights up next to the camera, if it turns off somehow, I did not find it. The SSD is installed with a poorly fitting thermal pad, can be fixed by removing the cover and rearranging it normally. In this model, the SSD is practically not cooled, keep in mind, if you want silence, then all SSDs must be with good personal cooling. In particular, with a regular Samsung and the above jamb at idle 38-39 degrees, when watching a video / YouTube, the temperature reaches 40 degrees and causes the fans to turn on, which then work from 40 degrees on the SSD / processor / video card. Lid design from the LegionY predecessor, with the camera moved to the top. Because of this, below, where the camera used to be, you can feel the empty space under the cover with your fingers.