In their latest range, Lenovo Legion has worked to make their gaming laptops quieter, improve colour accuracy, create more comfortable keyboards, limit the heat that the laptops generate, and boost battery life.

The 2020 range features 10^th Gen Intel H-series processors, AMD Ryzen 4000 H-series processors, and the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super graphics and real-time raytracing.

The Legion 7i and Legion 5i are the first in the world to have NVIDIA Advanced Optimus technology.

The TrueStrike keyboards in this range are similar to the Lenovo ThinkPad keyboards, with some slight adjustments. The keys have a soft-landing switch mechanism underneath, so it is comfortable for longer use. It is designed to be extremely responsive, with 100% anti-ghosting.

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In order to make the laptops both cooler and quieter, the 2020 line-up features Legion Coldfront technology, which combines software and hardware to deliver thermal efficiency. The vapor chamber heatsink removes heat from the two liquid crystal polymer fans to dissipate it out of four exhaust channels. The super-thin fan blades increase the efficiency of the fans and also reduce the sound they make.

Legion 7i lenovo gaming laptop

The Legion 7i, which is Legion’s most premium gaming laptop, is sleek and stylish. Built with an anodized aluminium chassis, it is just 19.9mm thick and weighs 2.2kg. The RGB lighting, which is popular among gaming laptops, adds a nice accent of color to the laptop’s edges and keyboard. The RGB lighting can be customized to sync to 16.8 million colours in the Corsair iCUE software (you can also turn this lighting off if you find it distracting).

For gamers, it has an ultra-fast and colour-accurate IPS display with a High Dynamic Range. It is available in a 240Hz refresh rate panel with 100% sRGB colour accuracy and a 144Hz refresh rate panel with 100% Adobe RGB (for even higher colour accuracy). Both panels support up to 100 nits brightness and 500 nits brightness, allowing you to see a clear image in even bright environments. The panels are also non-glossy, so there is no unnecessary shine.

There are six thermal sensors in the Legion 7i, to monitor the system temperature and make responsive adjustments. Pricing for the 15-inch Lenovo Legion 7i laptop starts at $3,999, though the availability date has yet to be released.

Specs:

– 10^th Gen Core i9 Processor
– NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080 Super Max-Q with real-time raytracing
– Bezel size: 4.49mm thin
– 85% active area ratio
– 80Whr 4 cell Lithium Polymer battery
– Up to 8 hours battery life
– Wi-Fi 6 (up to 75% lower latency)
– Up to 32GB of RAM
– 2x1TB NVMe SSD in RAIDO configuration

Legion 5 Series

The Legion 5 series comes at a lower price point than the Legion 7i, but still offers the main drawcards of the flagship model. In the Legion 5 series there are multiple options for processors, you can opt for: up to 10^th Gen Intel Cor i7 processor; up to NVIDIA RTX2060; and up to AMD Ryzen 7 4000 H-series processor.

The Legion 5i delivers higher performance than the Legion 5, with the latest 10^th Gen Intel Core H-series processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX or GTX GPUs.

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Specs:
– TrueStrike Keyboard
– 240Hz refresh rate with HDR display and colour accuracy
– Legion Coldfront cooling system (using heatpipes and heat dissipation)
– Support Wi-Fi 6 technology and Dolby Atmos
– 80Wh battery life

IdeaPad Gaming 3i

With pricing for the 15-inch Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i laptop starting at $1,849, Lenovo has said this is an ideal gaming laptop for someone wanting to get their first serious gaming laptop. It is expected to be available in the coming months.

Specs:
– Optional 120Hz refresh rate
– Up to 10^th Gen Intel Core i7 H-series mobile processor
– Dolby Audio speakers
– Up to 8 hours of battery life
– Up to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti GPU
– Dual memory slots
– Optional dual SSD or single SSD with a traditional hard drive lenovo gaming laptop