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Love this laptop, I was able to purchase it before they hit the store shelves, and it has lived up to the hype from the store rep. I will say it does attract fingerprints so I would consider a case or skin to cover if you don't want to have to constantly wipe it off.

I've been trying out the Flow Z13's since 2022, and the leaps and bounds its made is truly a wonder! The fact that they crammed 128GB of RAM in here without many if ANY issues, makes this my perfect machine! Aside from the price, I would recommend this to any artist doing heavy workloads (3D, Compositing, 2D animation, etc.) I haven't run into any compatibility issues so far, the speed and performance is immaculate (like a RTX 4060/4070.) I love how it looks, especially with my stickers, and the only downside is the battery life if you're gaming/pushing the power hard with no charger. Otherwise I recommend this bad boy to everyone ^v^ Just think about adding a eGPU to this?!

The best Laptop among the competition I tried the Rog G18 14th gen i9, 4080 16gb, 32gb ram it is amazing in it's own way, however the build quality was sub-standard, it would bow and fleg when it was being moved or lifted so, as a laptop not for me, but you you wanted to leave it on a desk and never move it, it could be for you, the 4080 Deffinetely outperforms the 4070 but not to the extent of a low quality laptop. I also tried the Legion 7i 4060, 16gb ram, i78 14th gen It has the same build quality as this one, however the performance specially in 3D and having to upgrade the ram right away made it a lesser choice the 4060 on it also was a challege for the laptop, and made it question it's futute ability to stay relevant. So having tried a higher tier and lower tier laptop, I feel pretty confident on my purchase. I only with I had the funds for the Legion i9 with 4080 12gb, 64gb ram, IPS (maybe OLED in the future) But since I have a dedicated gaming PC, I only wanted a SOLID build quality laptop so I can move it around, take it out, take it to the job, or a friends house and have similar performance, This was the best overall fit. That would be the ideal laptop for me, but as configured it is a little over twice the price point of this one. and since I'll be using it for CAD and other work related programs, once I hook the laptop to a 34" Ultra wide OLED screen, all those bad things go away and you are left with an amazing solid machine at a decent price. Can you get the same hardware for cheaper? yes. Would I expect that cheaper laptop to outlast the build quality of a Lenovo Legion? absolutely not. The frame does not flex or bow, the screen does not flex or bow the only thing missing is a rear port USB cable for a KVM switch, it has 4x but on the sides. small complait. It's an amazing, capable laptop.

I’ve been using it for a couple of months now and honestly, it’s been a great experience overall! Battery life is pretty solid for everyday stuff—if I’m just working on Word documents, playing music, or browsing on Google, it easily lasts me hours without any stress. But when I shift to heavier tasks like editing photos on Adobe Photoshop, I can get around 2 hours of continuous use before needing to plug it in. I’m hoping to find ways to stretch that a bit, maybe with some tweaks or settings. Performance-wise though—this thing is a beast! It handles graphics-heavy work and video editing like a champ. Super smooth, super fast, and the touchscreen with that high-res display makes everything look incredible. All in all, I’m really happy with this machine. Just be mindful of battery life when you’re diving into demanding creative work. Other than that, it’s a powerhouse.

I added Best Buy Protection and I’m glad I did. It’s one of those things you hope you never need, but it makes the purchase feel safer, especially for higher ticket items. The process is simple, and having support in place if the device starts acting up later is absolutely worth it.