Legion Pro 7

if it works for you, thats great I ended up switching to a FW16 because my legion pro 7i had it's motherboard fail 18 months in from a routine shutdown. given that lenovo is a company known for its product durability and reliability, that's pretty brutal QA

I have been considering the Legion 7 Pro a lot and to be honest I am tied between the two, they both kinda fit with what I need but Lenovo pushes it with more power and durability while Asus pushes it with the incredible design and OLED screen.

Depends on their situation, I guess. I have a Lenovo Legion Pro 7i laptop, and it’s fantastic. I do expediting for work though, and because of that- I am only home during weekends, and sometimes not even all weekends. I also do not have an inverter in my van, and since it’s a company van, I’m not to

Lenovo makes great laptops, like the legion pro 7i. I personally don't like MSI

Well that’s good then. Again, you are asking between my most hated brand and my favorite brand, so I cannot give you an unbiased take here. If it was my money, I’d buy the Lenovo. I spent $1900 on my ultra 7 255hx 5070 ti legion pro 7i even though there was a similar spec Acer nitro on sale for $160

Legion pro 7i Ultra 9 5070ti 32gb 1gb Performance is great, especially thermals since I upgraded from a legion 7 gen 9 (it's thin) On balanced fan noise is pretty respectable along with performance And on performance it's able to sustain 140 on gpu and 70 on cpu during gaming with good temperature a