"The is the latest gaming laptop in the Legion series, sticking to an accessible 16-inch size and putting all its stat points into the quality of the display and hardware. Also: One of the most refined Windows 11 PCs I've tested this year is not what you think The result is a sophisticated laptop with dramatic (but fully customizable) RGB lighting, a sleek form factor, and a stacked set of hardware."
"It starts out with 32GB of RAM (upgradable to 96GB), 2TB of storage, a 24-core Intel Core Ultra 9 processor, and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU. All this, combined with the 16-inch 500nit, 240Hz refresh OLED display, makes for not only a competitive gaming machine but also a capable workstation for pro creatives, animators, and designers. A design with commanding presence The Legion Pro 7i is hefty, to be sure, but for a gaming laptop, it is actually on the sleek side."
"This puts it in a sort of middle ground: it's a little too big to be something you'd want to regularly commute with, but it's certainly not bound to the desk. Unfortunately, the matte black finish is a fingerprint magnet, like many of Lenovo's other laptops (ahem -- ThinkPads) that, if this bugs you like it bugs me, will compel you to keep a cloth on hand. All of this is mitigated by the keyboard lighting, however,"
The Legion Pro 7i pairs a 16-inch 500nit OLED panel with a 240Hz refresh rate to deliver vibrant, fast visuals for gaming and creative work. It ships with 32GB of RAM (upgradeable to 96GB), 2TB storage, a 24-core Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU, positioning it as both a gaming machine and capable workstation. The chassis is relatively sleek for a gaming laptop with dramatic, customizable RGB lighting and a full-size keyboard with prominent arrow keys and numpad. The matte black finish attracts fingerprints, and the design balances portability with desktop-grade heft.
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