Our Lenovo Legion 5 Pro (16ITH6) review looks at a gaming laptop with a 16:10, WQXGA, 165Hz display. Bigger is better — if you have the right specs… read on for our full review!
The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel is an excellent entry into the market with its slick design, flagship specifications, RAM and storage, great performance, and other fun features.
If you’re looking for an entry-level gaming laptop that you can take on the go, the Lenovo Legion 5 is a decent option.
The Lenovo Legion Y540-15IRH gaming laptop offers a nice balance between performance and price.
With its design and performance, the Lenovo Legion Y740 15″ is currently one of my favourite gaming laptops.
While I wouldn’t recommend the Lenovo Legion Y530 as we tested it, I’d definitely recommend it if you’re willing to spend a bit more on better components.
Overall, I thought the Lenovo Legion C530 Cube was able to handle what the things I tasked it with — even with only 8GB of RAM.
Just because you want to be able to play some games on your PC doesn’t mean you have to have the newest and most impressive hardware.
For the specs and price you’re paying for the Y720, it’s hard to pass up and it was able to keep up with the games I played with ease.
If you’re a casual gamer looking for a lighter and more affordable gaming laptop, the Lenovo Legion Y520 offers decent performance for the price.
If you are working remotely and need a handy second display, look no further than the iPad you already have and Duet Display.
The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel 2 is expected to be available starting April 2021 in China (called Lenovo Legion Phone 2 Pro in China) and in select markets in Asia Pacific and Europe in May 2021.
If you’re used to having a second screen and are looking for a portable, multi-use option for your laptop or smartphone, the ViewSonic TD1655 is an excellent choice.
The Lenovo Smart TAB M10 FHD Plus is the latest from Lenovo, and it’s affordable.
The Audeze Mobius headphones are easily the best sounding gaming headset I have used to date and are worthy of a Top Pick of 2020 Award.
The Sabrent Rocket Q 1TB NVMe SSD offers up decent speeds at a very affordable price compared to other alternatives.
The Lenovo Legion Phone Duel promises to deliver on the gaming experience gamers are asking for.
The Lenovo Legion gaming brand has been around for a few years now and offers gamers — both entry-level and competitive – various options.
The Legion lineup is expected to see the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER GPU with Max-Q Design and up to new 10th Gen Intel Core H-Series mobile processors.
has been making premium storage solutions for some time now and their latest LaCie Mobile SSD is on my desk for review.
The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD is a no-brainer upgrade over SATA SSD and maybe even for your existing NVMe SSD depending on its speeds.
The Razer Core V2 eGPU boosts your laptop’s graphics capabilities, just don’t expect the same performance as a gaming laptop with a similar video card.
For the price, and for what you’re getting, your wallet will thank you — even if you have to spend a little extra on a keyboard and mouse.
If you’re looking for a compact tower for a desktop computer, the Lenovo Ideacentre Y720 has a fun and sleek looking design with a fair number of component options.
The 17-inch Lenovo Legion Y920 starts at $2,699.99USD and will be available online starting June 2017.
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