Legion 5 Pro

If your budget is about $1500 you can probably manage a Legion 5/5i with a 5060M and 32GB of RAM with at least the 1600p 165Hz screen. That'd be my default suggestion to you and likely your best choice. Legion 5 will have better battery life with the Ryzen 7 260 or 350, but the Legion 5i will be bet

TLDR: ASUS F16 > Lenovo legion Pro 5 > ASUS A16 Hey! I'll give like a easy summary of what you want to look when it comes to hardware (I'm NOT the most expert, there's probably someone who know more, but I do know a little bit lol). Basically, bigger number = better most of the times For gaming hard

I had a Legion 5 pro with Ryzen 7 - RTX 3060 and 144hz 4k beautiful display. I used to kill my productive time with gaming, I sold it off and got an M1 Air. I did miss my windows laptop for a few weeks, then the lightness, insane cpu performance, battery life and overall build quality won me over es

Tbh you don't need either a mac or a good gaming laptop at all , visual communication mostly never requires any high end specs for a laptop , you could still go with mac as it's highly portable , but it doesn't offer enough for how much it costs I'd suggest look into the "Thin & Light" laptops categ

Legion 5 = more premium build quality, better CPU + GPU TDP tuning + superior thermal headroom (I manage to reach 157w PL2 boost with the temperature sitting at 91°c while rendering) + better display for sure and lastly durable. I own the pro 5 IRX8 version (i7-13700HX/4060) and it has been serving

HDR was burning my eyes at night time lol too much brightness so i turned it off and turned down the brightness to 70%, still it was plenty bright. Windows HDR was buggy or something i turned on once but something was off then i turned it off. I will try these steps on the post for HDR but I don't t

I went a different way. I want the possibility the AI chip offers and got the Ally X but yes the screen is a little small for my eyes, especially when compared to the legion 2 oled. But i instead got a pair of ray neo pro 2 glasses for $250 and the combo is cheaper than the Lenovo. And these glasses

I got the omen max 16 a couple days ago. So far so good. Although at times it’s a bit confusing to use. And some how despite having a big upgrade from my previous laptop I’m not super impressed so part of me wonders if I was so concerned with future proofing my laptop that I over did it. I got the h