Lenovo Legion 7i Gaming Laptop, 16" WQXGA 240Hz Display, Intel 20-Core i7-14700HX, 64 GB DDR5 RAM, 8 TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, Backlit Keyboard, Microsoft Office Lifetime License,Windows 11 Pro

I got this laptop wanting one that could run the simplist of games such as minecraft with blocks and the computer couldn't even keep a steady fps. On the lowest settings I might add.

This laptop looks and seems great, except I ordered it with 2TB of storage and was sent a laptop with 1TB of storage. Hopefully it was an accident that the seller corrects because otherwise I was ripped off $100. Storage isn't cheap.

Es una computadora bastante buena, la recomiendo en lo absoluto, pero debes tener en consideración las siguientes partes.. 1. No cuenta con suficiente almacenamiento, por lo que obligatoriamente tendrás que agregar, al menos otros 500 gb, la ventaja es que puedes agregar un SSD de tipo NVM, o uno convencional sata 3, pero no los dos al mismo tiempo. 2. La RAM es rápida pero si quieres tener el mejor provecho debes agregar otros 8gb, para hacer el dual Chanel, ya que juegos demandantes como Warzone, no te deja jugarlo con 8gb, que realmente solo puedes usar 6.1gb, ya que tiene cierto espacio, para los gráficos integrados, cosa que puedes modificar entrando a la BIOS, para esto debes de usar un pincho, el que usas para sacar la SIM de tu celular, ese mismo, del lado derecho el equipo trae un orificio, le das un pinchazo y entras a la BIOS, podrás encontrar tutoriales, de como bajarle memoria a los gráficos integrados, que no es complicado. 3. La batería es bastante mala dura 2 horas o 2 1/2, pero recordemos que esta diseñada para el Gaming. 4. El brillo no es el mejor, y por lo demás creo que es un gran equipo, que lo recomiendo si lo encuentras por menos de 15,500 pesos, de otra manera hay equipos mucho mejor. 5. Las temperaturas y los ventiladores son muy buenos, pero debes tenerlo elevado unos centímetros de la mesa, para que pueda correr bien el aíre, de esta manera incluso jugando GTA V en gráficos ultra, no llegas a los 70° centígrados. 6. Es una gran compra, como digo si lo encuentras por un precio acorde a las características, y sobre todo a mi me lo envió amazon de estados unidos, por lo que no tuve problemas con la entrega, de hecho llego 2 días antes de lo acordado.

This is an all-plastic laptop, but has a fairly rigid build, not like metal, but far less flex on the screen than my 5 year old Acer Aspire which needed many replacements due to flexing including a cracked screen, hinges, and back cover. This has 8 GB memory. This has and older GTX 1650. This has a 120hz display (unheard of at this price point) This has 256SSD m.2. It has a backlit Keyboard. It has an amazing processor: AMD Ryzen 5. Here's the deal. You can get similarly priced laptops that have more storage and RAM, touchscreen, etc... but you will trade down the pieces that future-proof this machine. I can walk into Walmart and get a similarly priced Pentium, i3 or a similarly priced i5 with more RAM or storage or maybe a touchscreen (if that’s important to you), but no dedicated graphics, no backlit keyboard, or expansion slots for ram or SSD. However, I can always buy more RAM or hard drive later when the price will actually be lower. I can NOT come back later and upgrade the CPU, add slots to increase the RAM, and all of a sudden make my keyboard visible in the dark when I want to work late at night sometime. I can't later upgrade the screen to 120hz as this one has. And, the GPU at this price range is perfectly adequate (Although not as future-proof). The Battery has a LOT to be desired and could be a deal breaker. I can get 5 to 6 hours if optimized back (all but battery-saver mode). My old Acer had 12 hour battery, but the screen was a significant tradeoff. Some people are saying only 6 GB RAM. That is because of the new way Ryzen processors use dedicated RAM instead of shared RAM. There is 8, it is just that old processors shared the RAM with the system. Now the new processors are dedicating part of the RAM to the processor permanently. It isn't too much different than before, but does change the way the RAM is handled and displays for availability for Windows. My system is gaming fine right now with the existing setup, but I'm not a power user. I'll wait until I can't live with the performance and then I'll go buy more RAM and SSD when it comes down lower in price, because I can. Beware of machines that downgrade built in pieces to give you more memory and hard-drive, but will be outdated in 4-7 years instead of 7-10+ years depending on what you plan to do with the machine. Those are not good tradeoffs. Lenovo seems to have hit a sweet spot in this price range with its optimal upgradeability and good built in features for for the price you pay. If you need a power machine, this is not it. This is a good midrange machine that will allow you to do a diverse amount of tasks without lagging out or crashing, and should last a long time with the specs it has.

Excellent laptop, working well for a college student. Screen is nice and bright. Amazing screen nice and crisp