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 Ada Markiewicz ᠌
The worst purchase in my life, don't repeat my mistake
I will not delve into the chronology of the purchase, I will say briefly: I bought a laptop for 100 thousand, they delivered it on time. I am writing this review after a little over two months of use. In general, the laptop is really gaming and pulls good toys at good settings. The keyboard is nice, but some buttons are slightly lower than others - for me this is a very big drawback, as it brings me some discomfort when typing quickly. The keyboard flexes when pressed, but you will not press that hard, so this is a minor drawback or not at all. I also include the creaking of the "left" button - the button that is often used in games - as a drawback related to the keyboard. The creak is both "felt" and heard. On a sunny day, it is difficult to see dark scenes due to the dim screen. This is especially unpleasant when the action in games takes place at night. Poor sound. But it will do (at least for me) The case is strong, but after a month and a half, the part of the laptop, which is to the left of the touchpad, began to creak. When you put your hand to the left of the touchpad, you can feel and hear the creak of the case. In general, a laptop purely for gaming can go, but most likely not for work.
- Runs good games on good graphics - which is what the laptop is designed for.
- I will describe the shortcomings that are not stated on the site and which themselves came to light during the operation of this laptop. 2) For 100 thousand, the item should not creak after a month, which does not apply to the product purchased from the Lenovo online store. With a slight pressure on one side of the laptop (to the left of the touchpad), the case begins to creak. It is enough to put your hands on the laptop case and unpleasant sensations are provided. Moreover, it appeared after about a month and a half of use. 3) The "left" button creaks. It's sad when a button creaks in a gaming laptop, which is used quite often in games. Even now I'm editing the review and while I move the cursor back with this button, I can hear and feel it squeak. There are a couple more buttons that are slightly lower than the rest, some may find it uncomfortable. 4) Sometimes there is incomprehensible behavior of the laptop, I don’t rummage through the left sites, the antivirus is installed. It is not clear why the device behaves this way. 5) I tried to contact those. Lenovo support in the FB group (specifically, with the Lenovo Legion group), complained about some failures in the laptop. They promised that they would report my problem to the company and respond. It's been two months and still no response. It seems that the main thing for Lenovo is to sell the goods, and communication with the client is in last place.
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