Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve used Legion products off and on for years now. Always come back and this model didn’t disappoint. Great speed, graphics, and upgrades. The battery life is subpar but that’s acceptable for a machine of this quality.

As a gaming machine it's the second best on the market, behind only the 5090 variant. Unfortunately, NVIDIA relies a lot on fake frame generation to hit 60fps let alone 240fps to match the beautiful display this machine has. There is no SD slot, which is odd considering other Legion models have one. With gaming handhelds relying on micro SD, it's annoying that the Legion Pro 7i doesn't have one. The lid and bottom are metal, but the interior is plastic and that's the bit you interact with. Giving it a very cheap feeling in use. Being a gaming laptop, it requires the 400w power brick to be tethered to it if you want performance. That being said, if you can get it for sub $2,400 it's a brilliant performer.

Best laptop I’ve ever had. More than powerful enough to multitask, play any game, and run Virtual Machines. I set it up with 2 external 1440p monitors and works perfectly. Battery doesn’t last longer than 5 hours but that’s to be expected from a mobile workstation of this caliber, so not a knock.

Great performance and thermals. Highly recommend a laptop cooler, iets or llano. Upgraded from 4080 M16 that no longer powered on. Geek squad made it easy, giving me credit for my previous purchase under the Best Buy protection plan.

This laptop has been great for multitasking, I have no problems even with multiple windows open at the same time. The OLED screen is amazing for watching movies and videos, and it handles the games I play really well and doesn't get noisy. So far. It's been a great laptop.

I ultimately returned the 5080 only because the 5090 had come down enough to justify stepping up to it and getting the extra Vram. Having tried multiple laptops including the G16 with 5070ti, and the Blade16 with 5080. I can confidently say that the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i is the best option for a gaming laptop at any configuration that makes sense for your budget. If budget isn't and issue the 5080 and 5090 are high end desktop level performers when plugged into the 400W charger. While i would have prefered an AMD setup for gaming purposes the Ultra 9 275hx outperforms my Desktop 9800x3d by a wide margin. I dont particularly care as I am only really using this for gaming, but for those looking for a workhorse that can also game, you just cant go wrong and dollar for dollar there isnt a better option on the market right now. Battery life is what you should expect buying a desktop level powerhouse that can also be carried around, meaning if you expect it to be macbook, or surface level of battery you came in with the wrong expectations. You will get 5+ hours in eco on the road to ddo the tings you need to do, but you aren't gonna run a Triple A title without the laptop plugged in and thats true of all the ones i tested. Display - Was the best on nthe Lenovo of all the laptops I tested. Razer blade was a close second, but i prefer both those over the Zypherus. While its less portable than the blade or G16 it outperforms them both by a wide margin. You could get there with the blade but will require a laptop cooler to unlock the extra wattage, which mean on the road which is why you would buy a laptop with this much power you aren't going to get everything out of it. Do you need "everything" out of it, probably not, but to spend the extra $ and only be able to achieve that with extra hardware didn't make sense to me. Build quality isn't as good as the blade, but there isn't enough of difference IMO to say that i think it matters. You may feel differently but the slight edge to the blade again isn't worth the additional $. For those looking the Zypherus while a great machine s crazy underpowered even at the 5080 and 5090. The 5070TI i had was a great performer and I could see it being the right choice for someone super focused on price point and portability, but you cant extract everything out of the build you bought without voiding warranty and undervolting everything to try and squeeze the performance out. That wasnt a road i wanted to walk down, but if that sounds entertaining to you then check them out. If you are on the fence on the Legion 7i pro dont be, the 5080 or 5090 will absolutely chew up anything you throw at it, and its built to last, hands down the best $ to performance gaming laptop on the market right now.

A beast of a laptop all i can say. If i could give 11/10 for the oled display i would.

Love this laptop for gaming. The images are so beautiful and the performance is terrific. I wish it came in a lighter weight version but since i mostly play at a stationary location its not a big deal. While gaming the battery lasts maybe 30 minutes so plan on plugging in. Worth the extra cost for the screen quality!

Amazing, great power to portability. I’m someone who is constantly moving around and this is more than enough to handle work and serious gaming.

Great laptop with an incredible CPU, GPU and plenty of system memory to run all the latest games and applications.

Really enjoyed the laptop on my recent vacation. Vibrant colors, speed, and response time. Couldnt ask for a better laptop

This Laptop performs! I run and manage a gaming channel and this laptop is perfect for when I’m not home to record videos or edit them. The battery life on this laptop surprised me as well. I can usually edit in CapCut for a couple hours before I notice a reduction in battery life (that’s on battery saver mode).

It runs star citizen well, temps are alright does what it should for the price.

This laptop runs smooth and at cool temps, even when being pushed. It is the best performing laptop I found. The keyboard and trackpad are great, and the display is gorgeous. Unfortunately, it arrived with the left speaker making a popping/crackling/static sound. Geek Squad tried to send it off for repair, but the parts needed were backordered with no expected date of resolution. I ended up returning the laptop since they were not sure if it could be fixed, and since the Black Friday sales were over, it was much more expensive.

Good build quality, highest wattage for a gaming laptop for the dGPU, very strong cpu, beautiful Oled screen, can rust AAA games at 1440p High or Max with a little bit of DLSS and frame gen. I would recommend if you don't have a dedicated PC for gaming and want something that can be a portable gaming powerhouse and also fuel you creative and professional tasts. If strictly for gaming I don't recommend, as you can build something yourself or get a prebuild for about $1000 less that will perform stronger.

Battery, non existent. But you dont get a laptop for that

Never had any problems with it and it runs great and cool

This laptop is more than I needed. It runs super wel, rarely lags or freezes. Games are super high quality in tbis laptop. But my main use for this are 3D modeling programs like Rhino, Revit, and AutoCad which run with no issues. I can run all 3 at the same time with no repercussions. Graphics are amazing when playing games, especially single player games like Red Dead 2 and Starfield. I like how customizable the lighting features on this laptop are, it's fun to mess around with. Overall, great experience with this laptop.

From the coordinating keyboard lights to the ease of use and huge memory/storage capabilities, there are only great things to say about this laptop. I am extremely happy with my purchase. My son uses it for college, gaming, and for creative pursuits. It is exceptional.

The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i is an absolute powerhouse. The OLED display is breathtaking; the colors are incredibly vibrant, and the deep blacks make every game look immersive and sharp. Pairing that with the RTX 5080, gaming is flawlessly smooth—I’ve been running everything at high settings without a single stutter. If you want a laptop that looks as good as it performs, this is the one.