Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good product! Exactly what i needed for playing my games and have a good time! Friendly interface and easy to get around! Perfect for anyone playing games like Genshin Impact or similar!

This laptop can play all games at 1080p at 60-70 fps very good buy

Excellent workstation for academic work! Good speed and performance all around.

Purchased for my son as an early Christmas gift. He’s been using my hp for his gaming and the graphics and quality is night and day. He loves it!

This is a great value laptop from the best manufacturer, IBM. The screen refresh rate, the dedicated graphics card, and build quality really stood out. I use the laptop for AutoCAD Civil 3d drafting.

Great little laptop for 1080p gaming at medium settings out of the box. I installed a 1 TB NVMe and more RAM, and can comfortably game at high settings with Discord running as well. Good value for the price as long as you know what to expect.

It’s good for playing , editing ,work and more

It's a great laptop for gaming. It runs very smoothly. I'm having is some of the keys are already sticking, and the battery will give you an hour and a half tops if you're gaming.

Laptop runs all games I’ve thrown at it so far. I’ve played arc raiders. Apex. Siege etc and it does well on all I wish the keyboard was RGB but it is lit and that is nice

Excellent quality for the price. I highly recommend you pick one up for your gaming and work needs. 10/10

Bad for gaming, good for adobe or web search Fan not loud, battery life short 2.3 hours on saving battery.

It’s a great laptop Intel 13th-gen or AMD Ryzen 7000-series CPUs, and RTX 40-series GPUs (up to RTX 4060) the heating issue is bad it gets really hot just idling in a backpack so make sure to shut it down

Fantastic for the price, plenty of room for expansions if you desire them.

Very good pc battery life not good Alina bilirsinn

First one that I purchased was a dud. Pretty disappointing. Returned (no hassle with best buy) and got another and it works flawless. Upgraded to 32gb (2x16gb) ram as it comes with ONE 12gb stick, which hurts CPU performance as it only gets to run in single channel mode. The other major reason for this laptop in particular is the m.2 expansion slot, which I put a Samsung 990 EVO PLUS 1TB in. Performance is fantastic, I do worry about long term use as the CPU is only a 4 core 8 thread, and "gaming" laptops now usually have 6 or 8 core cpus. I suspect in the future when games take full advantage of modern CPU's this one will show its age. Thats really the only drawback I have tho. Battery life is bad, 2 1/2 hour tops. Don't leave home without your charger. (normal life for gaming laptops tbh) -amazing RTX 4050 -ram upgradable to 32gb (HIGHLY recommend) -extra m.2 slot for future expansion (up to 1TB per drive) -144hz screen is amazing (coming from 60hz) -mid CPU (still faster then my old i7) One issues some have with what appears to be the intel versions of this laptop is motherboard issues. Lenovo apparently fixed this and I'm not even sure ryzen ones have that issue, as 13th gen intel chips had voltage + corrosion issues on their own to begin with.

The battery life is on the lower end when gaming, but when not gaming it does last a lot longer. The speed and display are amazing!! I was surprised how fast this computer is compared to my old one. The display is a 144 hrtz which is pretty decent. The only thing that i don't like is the track pad. If i disable it'll some how get enabled again. I don't know if its the operating system or the computer. The best thing is the switch between different settings, from gaming to quiet mode. This is Lenovo's settings not anyone else's. 10/10 would recommend!

The Lenovo LOQ 15.6" Full HD Gaming Laptop, complete with an AMD Ryzen 5 7235HS CPU, 12GB of memory, and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, is a solid performer for the price. It runs most modern games capably at 1080p, and the overall build quality and the feel of the keyboard are solid. The 512GB SSD loads fast and has plenty of space for games and productivity applications. The battery life is on the lower end, and the all-plastic chassis doesn't feel quite as premium as higher-end models. Overall, it's great value for gamers or students who want reliable power at an affordable price, provided that portability and battery life aren't a top concern.

If gaming laptops were gladiators, the Lenovo LOQ 15 would be the scrappy underdog—armed with an RTX 4050 or 4060, a 144Hz display, and just enough flair to make you say, “Wait, this costs how much?” Performance: It punches above its price tag in 1080p gaming. Whether you're storming castles in Elden Ring or getting third-partied in Fortnite, the LOQ 15 holds its own. The RTX 4050/4060 GPUs are the real MVPs here, delivering smooth gameplay without melting your desk. Keyboard: Surprisingly delightful. It’s like Lenovo snuck in a premium typing experience while the budget police weren’t looking. Quiet, responsive, and oddly satisfying—like popping bubble wrap, but productive. Build Quality: All-plastic everything. It’s sturdy enough, but don’t expect it to survive a dropkick from a rage-quit. The design is more “stealth gamer” than “RGB rave,” which is great if you prefer subtlety over spaceship aesthetics. Battery Life: Let’s just say… keep your charger close. It’s not winning any endurance marathons, but hey, it’s a gaming laptop, not a Prius. Display: 144Hz IPS panel? Yes, please. It’s crisp, responsive, and doesn’t try to be more than it is. No 4K illusions here—just good ol’ Full HD that gets the job done. Verdict: The Lenovo LOQ 15 is like a budget superhero—no cape, but plenty of power. It’s not flawless (hello, short battery life and creaky plastic), but for the price, it’s a solid gateway into PC gaming. Just don’t expect it to double as a productivity powerhouse or a fashion statement.

I’m very happy with the LOQ 15 after a month of use. It delivers strong gaming performance for the price, and the keyboard and display are both solid. The main drawbacks are the so-so battery life and the fact that it only has 12GB (single-channel) RAM by default. Overall, I’d recommend it as a starter gaming laptop: it handles modern games smoothly on high settings and won’t break the bank. I’ll update this review after a year of use to see how it holds up over time.

This is the best gaming laptop that's not too expensive, everything works amazingly and fast. I've played every FPS and open-world game with it smoothly, just make sure you use medium or low settings since it can overheat over time, and the battery life may run low quickly. It's best to use it while charging. I use it every day for gaming and university work.