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Lenovo Legion 5i Laptop Review – RTX 2060 for £999!

In conclusion, we think the Lenovo Legion 5i 15” gaming laptop out performed our expectations, not just in terms of its performance but with its aesthetics and design too. The understated, almost business-like looks have grown on us over our time with it, and the cooling solution is also impressive. The only setback really is that with such a simple design, it is a huge fingerprint magnet.

There’s plenty of ports and connectors for your needs, the keyboard is great to use and the test results were certainly surprising in some areas. The full-fat RTX 2060 6GB definitely piqued our interest, and combined with an i5 it is more than capable for a gaming setup, as we saw. We think Lenovo's been smart with the pairing, making sensible decisions for the targeted user and as a result it performs great with a really reasonable price too.

This is a more than capable mid-range laptop, if you’re in the market for a gaming laptop that makes a few compromises to give you great performance at a compelling price point then the Lenovo Legion 5i is worth checking out.

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 Pros:

  • Great specs for the price point.
  • Good performer all round throughout our tests.
  • Very good airflow.
  • Great selection of IO.
  • Full size keyboard is very nice to use for typing and gaming.
  • Good selection of function combination keys.

Cons:

  • Lid is a fingerprint magnet.
  • White LED backlit keyboard only (better that than no backlight though).
  • Power button feels spongey.
  • 256GB SSD is too small to have multiple games installed at the same time.

KitGuru says: Despite costing under £1000, the Legion 5i is certainly no slouch and the understated design will please those who don’t want a typical ‘gamer' design.

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Rating: 8.0.

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