Lenovo propelled an all-new PC line, the Legion family, in 2017. It did this to separate its gaming frameworks from the primary IdeaPad line-up. Before Legion arrived, Lenovo’s gaming machines lived under the IdeaPad line-up, assigned as “IdeaPad Y” models, and it was difficult to separate them from the remainder of that line by name alone. “Legion” is all-gaming and incorporates the two workstations and work areas.

The “Y” assignment is still an aspect of the name, however, trailed by a three-digit number showing the relative list of capabilities. The Legion family’s valuing, given the models’ specs and capabilities, has been alluring. You’ll see Legion workstations in both 15-and 17-inch screen sizes and is a blend of remarkable structures, with more highlights explicitly focused on a gaming crowd than the IdeaPad Y models at any point had.

legion 7

Processor- Ryzen 95900 HX

Display- 2560×1600p (16inch )

Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce Rtx 3080

Memory- 16 GB DDR4 3200MHz (2 x 8 GB)

Hard Drive -512 GB PCIe SSD

This is the best gaming laptop that Lenovo can offer. It comes with top of a line Ryzen 95900 HX (8c/16T) CPU, and Rtx3080 16GB provided with 150w-165w. Its world’s first 16” QHD panel with a 165hz refresh rate is going to blow your mind. The touchpad is allegedly larger than before but shifted towards the very left which can lead to accidental touches especially while playing games so you better disable it as most of the time mouse will be used. Its metal body and heavy cooling system make it very cumbersome to use and its 300W adapter doesn’t make any sense.

Pros	Cons
Metal body	Weighs around 5.51LB and 7.81LB  with an adapter
180° screen rotation	Lack of fingerprint sensor
Tactile keyboard	High heat levels
500 nits brightness

Legion 5 pro

Processor- Ryzen 5800h

Display – 2560 × 1600 ( 16inch )

Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce Rtx 3070

Memory – 16 GB DDR4 3200MHz (2 x 8 GB)

Hard drive- 2 TB PCIe SSD

Legion 5 pro is one of the popular laptops from each year. It has a Ryzen 5800h very powerful processor paired with Rtx 3070 that has been provided with 140 watts which is one of the most high-power Rtx 3070 you can get in a laptop and pumps out a great performance. The all-new 16:10 aspect ratio screen provides more vertical room. It has great blacks and the brightness of 531 needs just makes things sweeter. But the aspect ratio of the screen means you get a black bar during games at the top and the bottom. Great for content editing though. The metal body is also a good addition

Pros	Cons
16:10 aspect ratio not idle for gaming laptops	The power adapter is huge and unnecessary
537 nits brightness	Heating levels could have been better
Powerful processor	Fans sound is very audible
	Too heavy to carry

Lenovo Legion 5i

Processor- Intel Core i7-10750H

Display- 1920 × 1080 ( 15.6 inch )

Graphics- NVIDIA RTX 2060

Memory -8 GB SO-DIMM DDR4 2933MHz

Hard drive – 256 GB M.2 2280 SSD

There’s bounty to like about the Legion 5i, from a tough form to strong gaming execution. It comes loaded with a 2.6GHz Intel Core i7-10750H processor and NVIDIA RTX 2060 with a 6GB GDDR6 graphic card. It is not the lightest or thinnest in the segment but given the fact that it’s a gaming laptop, you come to expect such structure. Moreover, gaming laptops with thinner body tend to heat faster and it’s body and chassis speaks in its favor has it has really good heat dissipation. The console is improved over past cycles. However, the webcam comes with pretty average picture quality, which is not a surprise.

It includes a GPU that pretty much matches the presentation of a more costly choice from past-age Legion PCs, just as an unrivaled processor and this is a generally preferred incentive over previously. The inclusion of an SD card reader and thunderbolt would have added to its value. The Lenovo Legion 5i is a keen refinement of prior year’s Legion gaming PCs, conveying handy plan refreshes, another CPU, and strong 1080p gaming execution at a reasonable cost.

Pros	Cons
Best in class keyboard quality	Plastic body
God hit dissipation levels	Heavy weighing for everyday use
Most of the ports are at the back of the display makes it clutter less	SD card reader
	Not a good price to value ratio

Legion 7i

Processor- Intel 10^th gen i7 – 10875H

Display- 1920 × 1080 (15.6inch )

Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce Rtx 2080 super max q

Memory –16 GB SO-DIMM DDR4 3200MHz

Hard drive –512 GB M.2 2280 SSD

This segment is always Pioneered by Lenovo and this product is an anticipated one. With legion 7i, Lenovo is gone slick, minimalistic design, performance gaming machine approach. They have provided vapor chambers for some higher configure units. RTX 2080 supermax q is a powerful GPU. It is completely groomed with RBSs all over and can be controlled by software. The webcam computer physical shutter adds your security and privacy and has a very concrete build quality.

Pros	Cons
Aluminum build	Weighs heavy
Nearly 180° screen rotation	Lack of incoming sensor
Tactile keyboard, 1.3mm key travel distance	Vapour channel is a gimmick
500 nits brightness
Physical shutter for the camera

Lenovo Legion Y7000

Processor- Intel i7 97504 CPU

Display- 1920 × 1080 (15.6inch )

Graphics- NVIDIA GTX 1660 TI

Memory – 8GB DDR4

Hard drive – 256 SSD 1 TB HDD

This legion is geared up with Intel i7 97504 CPU, NVIDIA GTX 1660 TI graphics card. However, the weight of the laptop including the charger adaptor can be hefty weighing around 6.86 LB. You need to reconsider this option if you are going to travel with it daily. Definitely not made for the ones who “game-on-the-go” with light weight laptops.

You have the option of enabling or disabling hybrid mode through Lenovo vintage software which is the control panel for the laptop. Hybrid mode is best. Show the Intel graphics will be used outside of gaming giving battery life. Disabling hybrid mode requires a reboot and will disable the Intel GPU so the better life will be worse as we will only be using the Nvidia graphic card but this will give us a boost in gaming performance. Due to the plastic build of the lid, the screen flexes while opening and closing which one can find flimsy.

Pros	Cons
Good keyboard feel	144hz display would have been a nice addition
Various select for ports	Poor plastic body
RAM, SSD, and HDD is upgradable	Webcam is below display

These are the top and the best Lenovo Legion Laptops in the market right now. If you feel that we have left an important and handy gaming Lenovo laptop here, don’t be shy to comment down below.