Have been eyeing this laptop every since it came out last year, has amazing reviews and decided to grab when it dropped to $1100. It does not disappoint. It is, well built and sturdy, has amazing performance, quiet, and a Small form factor. As a college student this laptop has been great. It doesn't have the usual gamer look, but it still catches some attention. Performance: Haven't tested more demanding games, but so far its dead quiet running Rocket League at 240fps. However, when I tested Cities Skylines 2 the fans do get really loud, performance seemed just about is expected of a Ryzen 7000 Screen: Its a great screen. OLED, 120Hz, and really bright. My only complaint is the glossy finish. Sound: In quiet mode it is really quiet, but when in performance mode, it gets really, really loud. I could hear it from across another room. Keyboard: It is a shame it doesnt atleast have per zone RGB at this price point, but It doesn't ruin the asthetic at all. The typing experience felt a lot better compared to my previous laptop (HP OMEN 16), especially the mousepad. The mousepad feels amazing. Quality: When it comes to quality this thing is a tank. The overall finish, and built quality of the chassis feels premium. The best part to me was the screen barely wobbles, and it doesnt seem to be a fingerprint magnet. Overall, it feels really solid. Battery: This was the main reason why I bought this laptop, the battery is really good. In quiet mode, 60hz, full keyboard backlight, and screen slightly dimmed, I get around 4 to 6 hours, depending on the workload. I have seen other users get around 8 hours though on video playback. Some notes which I believe are not mentioned: - GPU is 105W - I believe the RAM is soldered, so no upgradability there. - Speakers are average at best, but I always use headphones so not a problem for me - 100W USB C charging - No ethernet port - Has a fingerprint reader

Excellent laptop for the price and compact! The RTX 4060 does the job of the desktop variant and of the 140w TDP versions. There is not difference in performance other than the desktop one being 10% faster. This laptop excels from 1080p to 2k gaming. I can play OW2 with just about max settings at 120FPS in quiet mode. The fans aren't that loud in gaming mode. It moves a lot of air to cool it and very efficiently. My older Acer Helios fans were nowhere near as good! This PC is nearly silent when not gaming. 16GB is plenty for everyday users. I don't see the value in 32GB unless video editing, but then again, you would just pick up a Mac for that. 1TB is decent for SSD but add another. It's fairly easy to do. The screen is amazing. No backlight bleed or dead pixels. It's so enjoyable to look at! The battery should be excellent. Haven't tested it myself, but I know it gets 6-7hrs worth.

I got it for $1100, and for the price, it’s one of the better laptops I’ve used. Really good performance. Runs COD MWIII at 90+ FPS and it doesn’t heat up nearly as much as my previous laptops. I’m sure the AMD chip helps a lot with that. The 4060 doesn’t break a sweat either. Display is the best in the segment, few laptops out there can beat this beautiful 120hz OLED panel. Battery life is great as well (when not gaming), again thanks to the AMD chip. I use this for work on 10+ hour flights and don’t even have to plug it in. Overall really good if you want good performance, portability and battery life. The build quality is pretty good too, a little better than what you expect at this price range.

This laptop is one of the best one I’ve used as far as being portable and quiet for all use and being a 14” with a powerful cpu and gpu this thing can run alot of this years games no problem it’s software come in really handy and user friendly and it’s keyboard being not so bad to type in and it’s oled screen just makes the most out of being perfect for movies it’s double sided cooling on this laptop is very well built and design wise on the whole casing is really solid for it being plastic and overall beautiful build NOTE: this laptop doesn’t have a port for Ethernet which I really didn’t mind because I wouldn’t use it anyway so yeah best laptop

I've been using the Lenovo Legion Slim 5 for the past two weeks, and I’m thoroughly impressed with this laptop. It took me a few days to write this review because I wanted to fully understand the device’s strengths and weaknesses. I’m pleased to rate it a solid 9.5/10. This laptop is exceptional in many ways. The performance is robust, making it perfect for gaming and demanding tasks. One of the standout features is its display—it's incredibly smooth and visually stunning, providing an exceptional viewing experience. The only minor downside I've noticed is the battery life. While the battery performance is reasonable and the laptop boasts a super-fast charging system (faster than my phone, in fact), it doesn't last as long as I initially hoped. Given that this is a gaming laptop, it's understandable that battery life might not be as extensive. I highly recommend this device. It delivers excellent performance and an outstanding display, making it a fantastic choice for gamers and power users alike. I am adding some pictures I just took, as well as the picture I took at the time I purchased.