Compared to the higher-end Legion Pro 7i, you’re getting lower CPU and GPU specs, but Lenovo keeps everything else intact. You still get the latest Wi-Fi 6E for connectivity, an excellent port ...

2025 has turned out to be my gaming year. I’ve historically kept my gaming to myself, as I don’t consider myself a hardcore gamer. But this year, with reviews like the Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 10 and ...

Lenovo's onto something here. The company’s Legion Pro 5 Gen 10 threads the needle between entry-level and mid-tier, creating a gaming laptop that will make both audiences happy and might turn a few ...

The Legion 5 Pro offers a modest hardware blend with a fantastic display and one of the best keyboards you can get on a 16" gaming laptop. Lenovo maintains a rather large offering of laptops, ...

This configuration of the Lenovo Legion Pro 5 centers on a 16-inch 2.5K OLED display, which is a big step up from the washed-out 1080p panels you still see in a lot of gaming laptops. You get deep ...

Lenovo’s Legion brand has established itself as a go-to option for gamers who want solid performance at a reasonable price. The new Legion 5 Pro looks to reinforce this with the latest Intel 13th-Gen ...

The new Lenovo Legion Pro 5 gaming laptop features up to the Intel Core i9-14900HX processor rocking 24 cores and 32 threads of power (8 P-Cores and 16 E-Cores) at up to 5.8GHz clock speeds and a ...

Lenovo‘s latest gaming powerhouse, the Legion Pro 5, has made an appearance at a retailer, giving gamers a glimpse of the future. Priced at $1800 (~12,760 Yuan), this gaming notebook boasts Intel’s ...

$1,376.99 at Lenovo Use code 'LEGIONPOWER26' The Lenovo Legion Pro 5 series is a higher-end model featuring an aluminum top and durable plastic bottom. It weighs in at about 5.6 pounds. The gorgeous ...

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Between this widescreen gaming concept and the ThinkPad Rollable XD, Lenovo is going all-in on laptops with expandable displays. Tyler Graham Writer Tyler is a writer for CNET covering laptops and ...