Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this so I can play starfield while my daughter watches the tv good screen and doesn’t get too warm

Works great for sims 4. Battery last a good bit too

It's a powerfull laptop i love it, it's perfect for any work

Note: I'm not a gaming computer expert so sorry if I sound silly. I've only had the laptop for several weeks now and so far, I've been surprised with how well it runs most of my games. I've tested it with games like Halo, Team Fortress 2, Splitgate, Kingdom Come, etc. These games were running in mid-high settings and that was with the basic performance setting on for the laptop. The biggest thing I like about the laptop is how simple it looks. I feel like I could bring this out in public and I won't get weird looks. It's simple, doesn't have any RGB stuff inside, and doesn't attempt to make it look flashy. The overall frame/case of the laptop is good. It is primarily a hard plastic that might handle a couple drops (haven't tested this). It doesn't bend and it feels sturdy. The built-in Lenovo software is also somewhat useful. I've tested other products with their built-in gaming software and often it is a little overwhelming and hard to look at. Lenovo keeps it simple and has basic options to boost performance, which is nice for me. Overall, the laptop has some great qualities, but there are a few issues. Issues: 1. The battery isn't great. At most, it could probably last 4 and half hours, and that's if you don't do anything computationally heavy like playing a game. I've checked and you can't upgrade the battery, The only real redeeming quality for the battery is that it recharges quickly and the charging port is in the back (which is convenient). 2. The screen could be a little better. While it is HD and simple, I've noticed it could randomly lag depending on what is on screen. Not the hugest issue. 3. The laptop is almost a tank. It is heavy and bulky. I know most gaming laptops are like this, but this seems excessive compared to other laptops I've looked at. 4. Like any other gaming laptop, the fan is loud. I think if you find this laptop on sale and it fits your budget, you should get it. It runs well and most of the issues I stated above aren't the hugest issues for a budget gaming laptop. I hope Lenovo releases a better battery soon.

Decent 1080p gaming laptop for decent price. This is a great entry product to the Nvidia 4000-series. It plays most games at 1080p well over 60 and even over 120 fps. It's a good price and honestly pretty durable. It has two m.2 slots that are gen 4x4 pcie. They can fit 2280 but I recommend one 2280 and one 2242 cause one of the slots has a socket that just out and slightly will bend your 2280 ssd. You can also upgrade the ram and the Wi-Fi adapter, which I do recommend cause the mediatek Wi-Fi isn't that great. It comes with two 8gb ram sticks which you can upgrade. Ddr5 5600. Overall, I truly enjoy this laptop. I got it open box for a great deal and with Lenovo's 4 year accidental protection for under $100, you cannot go wrong. I did not rate battery life cause I only use this plugged in. The 4060 is the only graphics. It does not have integrated graphics. But windows does a good job of maintaining power usage when not gaming. Dont listen to that YouTube review that says otherwise. Software isn't stupid these days. When not gaming it does not run hot. It runs very quiet and very very low voltage when not gaming or idle.

Competitive gaming performance, but lacks on battery life due to not having iGPU(integrated) and has subpar speakers(as do most budget laptops). If your goal is endurance this may not be the one for you, but as a plug-in this laptop may surprise you. To make for an even better performer upgrade RAM 32gb(16x2)DDR5 5600mhz SODIMM and 500gb-1tb PCIe Gen4 NVMe 2280 M.2 SSD on available 2nd open slot as I did, then you're in the game of a mid-high rig while still within a good budget. Stays fairly cool open or with lid shut under load, which I haven't found the need for a cooling pad. I opted for this laptop myself knowing I plan to run plugged and with my budget in mind made for the best option having an RTX 4060 8gb and FHD 144hz refresh rate 300nits at this price point(or better, on sale + excellent open box = steal). With that being said I recommend this laptop keeping these points in mind.

I recently purchased the Lenovo - LOQ 15.6" Gaming Laptop FHD - AMD Ryzen 7 7435HS with 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB - 512GB SSD - Luna Grey, and I couldn't be more satisfied with my decision. This laptop has exceeded my expectations in several key areas: Performance: The AMD Ryzen 7 7435HS provides lightning-fast performance, making multitasking a breeze. Whether I'm running demanding applications or streaming high-definition videos, the laptop handles everything smoothly without any lag. Display: The 15.6-inch display is vibrant and sharp, with excellent color accuracy. The resolution makes it perfect for both work and entertainment. I appreciate the anti-glare feature, which allows me to work comfortably in various lighting conditions. Battery Life: One of the standout features of this laptop is its impressive battery life. I can easily get through a full day of work without needing to recharge, which is a huge plus for my on-the-go lifestyle. Build Quality: The design is sleek and modern, with a sturdy build that feels premium. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, and the trackpad is responsive and accurate. Overall, the Lenovo - LOQ 15.6" Gaming Laptop FHD - AMD Ryzen 7 7435HS with 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB - 512GB SSD - Luna Grey is an excellent choice for anyone in need of a reliable and high-performing laptop. Whether for work, school, or entertainment, it delivers on all fronts. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful and stylish laptop!

Not a big gamer, but a fan of the specs and price point on this laptop for work and music production. Build quality is solid, though I hear the chassis scratches very easily, so I’ve been careful with that. I do wish it came with a 1tb SSD, as 512gb just doesn’t seem quite enough in 2025. I’ve only had it for about a month, but everything is smooth and running efficiently (knock on wood). When running a new-ish game, the fans definitely spin up pretty loud. Not alarmingly, but they make themselves known. Battery is pretty mediocre as it’s only 60w, but I know this is a common complaint. I’m almost always near power or docked at my desk, so this hasn’t been an issue yet. I did check estimated time remaining on power saver mode, and from 100%, it was estimated around 4-4.5 hours. The 7435HS has no integrated GPU, so the 4060 is always on, which doesn’t help battery life. Again, not something super critical for my application. I know it isn’t the best screen you can buy, but I didn’t expect it to be. And for my purposes, it looks great. Details are sharp, colors look good, refresh rate helps everything look smooth. I’ve read complaints about the speakers, but it’s a laptop. If I’m doing anything where audio quality is important, I’m wearing headphones anyway. Overall a solid laptop for its price point - time will tell if it remains reliable.

This laptop has been a most awesome example of what a budget friendly device should bring to the table for a consumer. I purchased this for my oldest daughter, 17yrs old, who was always wanting a dedicated gaming laptop. In truth, im very selective and very loyal when it comes to electronics. I came up in an era when the one constant truth in the electronics market was that ypu get what you pay for, and though im afraid this constant may prove to be just as fluid and ever changing as the nature of tech itself, and i believe that brand loyalty may not even be a factor to use in cholsing which is best for you, but manufacturers like Samsung, Apple, Dell, etc... each came reliable in representing a specific level of quality, functionality reliability etc within that spectrum of getting what you pay for. So i used to ONLY purchase specific brands for different needs; i.e. only galsxy devices for cellular and mobile device needs, Dell for at home and on the go computing needs, and there are more but ill leave it at that. I followed this jig of a template fot those type purchases so much that id experience anxiety when considering new brands etc... needless to say i didnt stray very often, and was punished by lesser quality or inferiority in general whenever i did. I researched Lenovo for several years before picking this up, and what i always came to was that consumers similar to me found that Lenovo often is underrated so badly that they are forced into a black hole that can mean death for a manufacturer, a black hole where theyre popping out these devices containing the most cutting edge and up to date internals and hsrdware as well as software but are forced to sell them at very, very, VERY low prices due to people like me never giving them a proper chance. For the consumer, this is a situation that should be illegal whete qere fettinv the top of the line loaded devices for next to nothing. Here are my thoughts on this Lenovo... PROS. Its chassis is a good sturdy grade of aircraft aluminum, offering excellent form, sturdy under stress, and is surprisingly light. It does use some integrated plastics in with the chassis but its a high grade extrusion of it that provides weight as well ads sturdiness. Still dont hold it in the air by the lid when its open, think we all know never to do that to sny device. The weight will break the screen. Not on mine, just an unwritten rule. Has a great refresh rate with an excellent display. The screen is no-hum that some do jot like but i find it a good mark. The RGB backlit keyboard is a must have bc i hate to lose my hands on it when typing in tge dark, it REALLY helps. and the 15.6" IPS display. If yoi buy it youll know what im meaning. The cutout of sorts for the webcam is something usually mentioned as being a CON. I like it bc its not a clunky protrusion but does serve me well as a kind of a tab to help opening this easily. I have a 2016 model of a Dell inspiron 15-7568 2in1 that i literally have to hold down the bottom pretty stiff to be able to open the lid. Its a hassle, but nlt with this one. Battery life has served me well as i use this for designing prototypes when not playing fortnite, which it runs well, very well. CONS. None ive found thus far.

It is the best laptop for the price point. Powerful Graphics RTX 4060 8GB, 144hz display 300 nits, 16GB sufficient RAM is more than sufficient for Gaming! Build quality is decent, after a year of usage I have faced no issues, the experience is smooth and powerful. I have been a Lenovo customer for 6 years now and because of products like these I continue to be.

Runs every game I’ve thrown at it without issue! Sleek and modern design, display is great, trackpad feels consistent, keyboard is perfect with the numpad and the ventilation provides enough cooling to keep temps low. Laptop hasn’t felt hot at all even when playing a relatively heavy game like Cyberpunk at max graphics. The only downside is the battery life but obviously that’ll be a problem due to the high performance GPU and CPU. Absolutely worth the $700 I bought it for :)

I purchased this laptop primarily for College. My two main gripes with this device is the limited storage space and the RAM. I upgraded both and have a very decent machine. The load speeds are great I have had no problems with it. There's one more thing the speakers aren't as loud but the performance definitely out weighs that. It handles games very well. Mind you I do not use it primarily for that purpose.

This laptop is built like a tank. I'm not a gamer. I bought this laptop for performance only. It has up to 144hz refresh rate, which was a deal breaker for me to purchase this laptop. I just want a laptop for multitasking, and watching high resolution videos without lag and distortion, and it delivers. It comes with some extras such as Nahimic. I was able to customize the sound experience with Nahimic. I also have two 100hz HP monitors that work very well with this laptop. The only thing with the monitors connected is I can only use 100hz and not the full 144hz maximum...not really an issue. The downside with the laptop is that the fans are loud when they kick in. But they only run occasionally.

I’m really happy with my Lenovo LOQ 15.6" Gaming Laptop! The Ryzen 7 processor and RTX 4060 GPU handle games smoothly at high settings, and the 144Hz FHD display makes gameplay crisp and responsive. The design is sleek, and the cooling system works well even during long sessions. The 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD ensure fast performance, and it’s upgradeable, which is a plus. Battery life is average for a gaming laptop, but overall, it’s a great value for gamers and power users alike. Highly recommended!

This has been a nice system to use. It is not the lightest of laptops, but was not bought to be light just for portable gaming in mind, and this unit does just that. I bought this unit on sale and it is worth the money spent. I do wish it had a bigger SSD, but at this price point it is not a deal breaker and it has a second slot for added storage. This system is not a triple A title beast, but it gets fairly descent FPS at medium to high settings on modern games. I am considering getting another one.

Bought this a few months ago looking for a laptop that would support The Sims (+mods) along with some other casual/cozy games as well as daily use for watching TV and work and I'm very satisfied. It runs games so smoothly and the screen has great quality. Only complaints are that the battery isn't the best, I keep it plugged in pretty much all the time, and like others have said, the fan is pretty loud. Otherwise, I'm really happy. My family is planning a day to play Peak together soon and I'm really excited to have a computer that can run it, unlike my old one. Highly recommend!

Bought this for strictly a photo and video editing machine. I did update the RAM from 16GB to 32GB and added a separate 2TB SSD for media content. Currently running all the Adobe suites of software and editing 4K content and large raw image files. Blazes through H264/5 4K renderings. Benchmarks put this thing 110% across the board at default settings. Battery life is ho-hum, but I use this plugged in 95% of the time, so it is a non issue.

Powerful Ryzen 7, RTX 4060, sleek design, great gaming.

The best gaming laptop I've ever purchased, it runs any game at stable fps, the screen is beautiful with very satisfactory graphics, it's not slow and is made of decent material, the best opinion and attention it can have :D

Incredible speed and power for the price! RTX 4060 8GB full spec full power! Ready and easy to drop-in a second SSD for storage. 16GB ram should be enough, but it is easy to upgrade to 32GB by replacing the 2ea original 8GB sticks with 2ea 16GB sticks of ram. Battery life isn't great, screen is ok, but you have portable power for gaming at a price below a standalone desktop with the same specs!