Lenovo Legion 5 Pro

Lenovo Legion 5 Pro

Price: $1,330

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The Lenovo Legion 5 Pro, equipped with an RTX 3060, operates using the Windows 11 Home system. It's a bit heavier than some at 5.4 lbs and measures 14'' x 10.3'' x 0.96''. With an included number pad, it's designed to suit a variety of tasks, from everyday computing to data-centric work.

The device's internals reveal a Ryzen 7 5800H processor alongside an RTX 3060 graphics card. It has a standard RAM of 16 GB, and the machine allows for RAM expansion via two slots if needed. The laptop offers 512 GB of storage with a possibility for expansion, thanks to its two storage slots.

The Legion 5 Pro provides a 16" IPS screen that displays a resolution of 2560 x 1600. It also operates at a refresh rate of 165Hz. Connection options include four USB Type-A ports, two USB-C ports, and three display outputs. It doesn't feature Thunderbolt, but it does have an Ethernet port. The device's battery, with a capacity of 80 Wh, can last for up to 7 hours depending on usage.

Lenovo Legion 5 Pro Features

GENERAL

Price
$1,330
Brand
Lenovo
Operating System
Windows 11 Home
Overall Dimensions
14'' x 10.3'' x 0.96''
Weight
5.4 lbs
Portability Score
4.7/10
Special Features
None

INTERNAL

Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 5800H
CPU Score
7.3/10
Graphics
RTX 3060
GPU Score
8.7/10
Total GPU Power
130 Watts

SCREEN

Resolution
2560 x 1600
Diagonal Size
16"
Screen Aspect Ratio
16:10
Display Technology
IPS
Refresh Rate
165Hz

PORTS

USB Type-A
4
USB-C
2
USB-C Charging
Yes
Display Outputs
3
Thunderbolt
No
Ethernet
Yes

BATTERY

Battery Life
7 Hours
Battery Capacity
80 Wh

OTHER HARDWARE

Webcam
720p
Number Pad
Yes
Backlit Keyboard
Yes
Speaker Quality Score
5/10
Fan Noise Score
4/10

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Alexander Wätzel, | 2022
"The Lenovo Legion 5 Pro is for gamers and content creators. The Legion 5 Pro is a well-balanced package that shows what a CPU and a GPU can really achieve. It’s refreshing to see Lenovo resisting the trend to forgo essential ports and slots in favour of slimmer cases. The 16-inch 16:10 QHD display also provides little reason for criticism. For games, it is beyond reproach and is more than just fired up by the RTX 3060. While we would have liked more AdobeRGB coverage for professional image editing or photographers, video editors will also get their money’s worth here."

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