Testseek.com have collected 387 expert reviews of the Lenovo Legion 5 / 5i 15 - AMD CPU and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo Legion 5 / 5i 15 - AMD CPU.
July 2020
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387 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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1916 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Performa kencang
Kinerja relatif senyap
Sistem pendingin amat baik
Baterai tahan lama untuk sebuah laptop gaming
Harga kompetitif
Kapasitas SSD besar dengan slot tambahan untuk ekspansi
Keyboard sangat nyaman digunakan
Webcam dilengkapi fitur Trueb
DyAC+ untuk akurasi lebih baik
Black eQualizer untuk meningkatkan bagian gelap
Konektivitas yang lengkap
Refresh rate 240 Hz
Mendukung AMD FreeSync
Posisi dapat diatur apakah menginginkan vertikal atau horizontal
Respons Time 0.5 ms
Desain berkelas dan build quality cukup baik
Keyboard Legion TrueStrike berfitur anti ghosting 100% & NKRO
Prosesor AMD Ryzen 5 4600H yang powerful dengan RAM 16GB
The editors didn't like
Tidak dilengkapi slot kartu memoriSD
Panel layar ratarata
Harga jualnya cukup tinggi
Yaitu Rp. 12.000.000
Colokan listrik bukan standar Indonesia
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great build quality, good keyboard and trackpad, good screen, nice CPU performance and alright GPU, lots of upgrade options, decent battery life, especially if you can find an 80Whr model, competitively priced
lousy webcam, subpar speakers
For a $1k laptop, this Lenovo Legion 5 is excellent. We were looking for a laptop with a powerful CPU, a decent GPU for the occasional content creating, and a good and accurate screen. This one here checks all those boxes and has some great other features...
Strong all-round performance, Silky gaming on 165Hz FHD G-Sync display, Decent build quality and excellent keyboard, Impressive specification for £1,300, Eight-hour battery life
Display lacks wow factor of Legion 5 Pro, Smaller trackpad (vs. Legion 5 Pro), Fans get noisy quickly
With the aim of cornering the gaming laptop market, Lenovo's Legion portfolio has evolved to offer compelling solutions at a variety of competitive price points.The recently reviewed Legion 5 Pro is, in our estimation, a stand-out choice at £1,500, an...
Abstract: If time has taught us anything, it should be that newer isn't necessarily better. In the world of computing, it often means paying a significant premium to be a hardware beta tester. By buying a used or refurbished laptop, you're not just paying a lot le...
well built, practical design and clean darkgray looks, types well, even with the rather mushy feedback, 300nits 100% sRGB panel options, including 144 Hz, excellent performance is CPUheavy loads, highly configurable and easy to upgrade, excellent thermal
the rubbery coating seems to chip and dent easily, no cardreader or USBC charging, only tops at a 1650Ti GPU for now, so limited for gaming and GPUtasks, expensive once specced up, at least for now
Buying this Legion 5, I knew that the AMD Ryzen platform is an excellent performer in CPU-heavy tasks and efficient in everyday use, and I also knew that Lenovo offers a clean utilitarian design, good inputs, good screens, and multiple configuration optio...
well built, practical design and clean darkgray looks, types well, even with the rather mushy feedback, 300nits 100% sRGB panel options, including 144 Hz, excellent performance is CPUheavy loads, highly configurable and easy to upgrade, excellent thermal
the rubbery coating seems to chip and dent easily, no cardreader or USBC charging, only tops at a 1650Ti GPU for now, so limited for gaming and GPUtasks, expensive once specced up, at least for now
Buying this Legion 5, I knew that the AMD Ryzen platform is an excellent performer in CPU-heavy tasks and efficient in everyday use, and I also knew that Lenovo offers a clean utilitarian design, good inputs, good screens, and multiple configuration optio...
Good performance, Value for money gaming laptop, Good port assortment, Good thermal management, Physical shutter for webcam, Good keyboard layout
No SD card reader, sRGB and DCIP3 colour gamut on the lower range
In India, the Legion 5 powered by Ryzen 5 4600H is available around Rs 67,000. For this price, the Legion 5 does pretty well as a gaming laptop. It also can double up as a capable work laptop...
Impressive performance, Good display, Good speakers
A bit heavy, Battery life
With Legion 5 AMD, Lenovo is trying to woo customers who are not mad about gaming but still want to indulge in some after a long working day. This is also the crowd that knows the nuances of advanced PC gaming but keeps it down in comparison with some avi...
The only thing it lacks is blingThe Legion 5 is as boring as a Volkswagen Jetta. It's a reasonably priced, well-rounded package that won't wow you, but it also doesn't seem like the kind of device that will ever let you down.The specs are good, performa...
The Lenovo Legion 5 AR150H is a budget gaming laptop that seems to want to blur the line between a gaming machine and something that fits in at work. If you're looking for a laptop that can pull both work and play duties for you and that comes in at a bud...
At Rs 86,990, the Legion 5 AMD is a handsome package for an entry-level gaming laptop. The Ryzen 5 4000 series processor has plenty of performance overhead while the NVIDIA GTX 1650Ti ensures a decent gaming experience for a laptop of this price category...
