Lenovo Legion 7 15.6 Inch FHD 240 Hz Gaming Laptop (Intel Core i7, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super Max-Q, Windows 10 Home) – Slate Grey

super fast. super sleek. excellent product as always from lenovo what more do you need. graet feature is backlit keyboord for night time use. can be turned off quiet balanced and performance modes at the touch of a couple of buttons. slightly heavier than most but feels sturdy so not a problem. would recommend. i ues for home.

The price is well worth it for this laptop.It has very good specs for mid to high-end.I am able to run virtualisation software (Hyper-V, VM, Oracle) on this without issue, connect to a 144 monitor, and run resource-hungry games without issue.The backlit keyboard is a nice touce, as is the "Function Q" which allows for silent/hybrid/intense power modes.

I bought this but the i9 variant has graphics card RTX 2080 SUPER MAXQ (not RTX 2080 SUPER).

The things that I like about the laptop:Full size keyboard,Key travel distance.S key have a notch.Good trackpad.Silent cooling.Sound from headphone jack.The things that I dislike:The most annoying thing is spinning RGB lights on keyboard (not possible to disable or change the effect). Keyboard backlight cannot display pure white (it is blueish). Those light strips around bottom part in vents and blinking logo really unnecessary, but lights displaying ports at a back of it (or if they could install lights inside usb, hdmi etc. ports to make them visible in a dark (like the one on the right laptop’s side)) is a very good idea .The second thing that I do not like is matte screen, also mine had a fault (sometimes horizontal flickering lines appear), so I do not know if others will be experiencing the same. I think, my eyes getting tired quicker looking in to this screen compared to my old laptop's. Maybe it is because of anti-glare layer that makes it a little hazy or vibrant colours. I was surprised that in calibrated colour modes gradients look so jagged (best gradients on x-rite colour assistant are in "not calibrated" mode). Sadly I prefer my old display - it cannot show such a vibrant colours and it is only 60 Hz, but gradients are better, fonts are displayed better, tones do not shift and it is glossy.Nor I, nor my friends do not care about speakers in laptops or monitors, but this 3,5 headphone jack produces sounds that are significantly better than my old Dell's "SRS premium sound" – no hissing, more power, wider frequencies.I expected a better performance: renderings in blender takes almost as long as in my factory overclocked Asus GTX 970 on a pc. When buying a gaming laptop instead of a desktop PC you are sacrificing about 30% in performance - mobility for less performance and more expenses.I do not like Windows 10. It is my second time trying it and it is like people are saying it is a spyware, bloatware, crap-ware OS full of features that are unneeded that run in background eating up resources and spying. No for WINDOWS! DISAGREE to agree _.|..:DI will be waiting for Lenovo to release a powerful laptop like this one for creative people that would have Fedora pre-installed, possibility to disable legion logo and RGB lights on boot in bios (less distractions) and will be hoping for a keyboard just like this one with simple white backlit and a better 12bit GLOSSY Dolby Vision display (no speakers required (maybe just one for an emergency)) :D

The battery doesn't last long when gaming.