Legion 5i

Monet peliläppärit on ihan hyviä, ei niitä voi kategorisesti tuomita. Esim Lenovo Legion 5 Pro -sarja on oikeasti hyvä. Meillä on firman työkoneina niitä kaikki. Varsin hyvä jäähdytys, näyttö, näppis ja kosketuslevy. Ja nuo 5-sarjan koneet on yllättävän ohuita ja keveitä. Tommonen 1200€ Legion on jo

I bought myself a Lenovo Legion 5i around Black Friday last year via Amazon. Very happy with it so far. I use it both for leisure (like gaming, music, watching yt etc.) and school or other serious work. The laptop is great, it handles everything very well, works great, is very fast, and I haven't ha

Do you want to take your laptop with you to class? Get the Macbook Air. Do you want to accelerate your engineering workflow/rendering? Legion 5i. The 5070 will help a lot in that regard. It's true that the Legion 5i will be heavier -- but it's more like 2.7lbs vs. 4lbs -- which is pretty light for a

Other commenter is right. To add, you’ll probably be using CAD within the first few weeks if you are planning on joining engineering extracurriculars. One thing you’ll need to consider when buying a higher end laptop is battery life and weight. Higher end processors and dedicated GPUs draw a lot of

If you’re used to Yoga weight, you might have some issue getting accustomed to the weight of a gaming laptop. Also if you don’t mind gaming laptops running at most 2 hours without plugged in, or having to carry around charging brick. Not tell you don’t get, but just really be aware cause it will aff

I ended up getting a legion 5i. Definitely a keep a power source with you kind of laptop. But performance and weight wise its very good

Legion 5i currently on 25% off, RTX 5070, an overkill i9 that OC to 5.8Ghz, 1TB storage and a killer screen OLED, with HDR 600 True Black, 100%DCI-P3, 500 nits, 165HzWith a decent size battery of 80Wh while still below 2kg. Imo this is a great laptop https://www.lenovo.com/sg/en/p/laptops/legion-lap

If you look at best buy for a legion 5i pro you can get a 5070/32gb ram/I9 ultra 275hx i believe/1 or 2tb SSD. for 1.8k. I chose the zephurus over the legion because of portability and other needs. Ill let yk when it comes how it is.

It will fit. I have a 9th gen 16” Lenovo legion 5i glacier white that fits perfectly

Honestly for Engineering I would buy the Lenovo Legion 5i (if budget allows) or any gaming laptop. If your gonna use Solidworks and such having 16GB minimum of RAM as another user said and having 512GB SSD minimum is a good start. You’ll feel a lot different. I just bought a Lenovo Legion 5i from Co