EVOO LP-7 vs Lenovo Legion Slim 7

3. Usb c port does NOT support power delivery even slow charging. 4. Cyberpunk and Fortnite frame rates were below par

Exactly what I was looking for: an ultrabook level laptop which can handle anything you throw at it! Thin, light, and sleek, but under the hood, packs a Ryzen 7 5800H and an RTX 3060 with 100W TGP, and advanced optimus (aka, the mux switch).

The laptop worked great for approximately two weeks, I noticed that the battery was often dead but didn't think much of it. Then the battery completely died, could only use it when it was plugged in. I sent it back to Amazon, not a huge deal I get it technology breaks, things happen. Got a partial refund of 670ish dollars for a 950-dollar product

The Lenovo legion slim 7 is a great product. It has a nice/responding keyboard and an efficient layout. The fingerprint reader is also a nice touch. One minor issue I have with this laptop is it's battery life

This laptop is a phenomenal value for the money. It is at least $200 cheaper than other laptops with the same or similar specs. Pros: - The Ryzen 7 4800h processor is a beast. It can handle almost anything you throw at it

Got it too, as a result of getting sick of waiting for the Legion 7 with 3070 to be available in my country. The more i use it, the more I'm feeling is a really good value for the money. Got it on discount for around 1500 euro, which is a very good deal considering the laptop prices in my country now. Even more so: The European version comes with faster RAM contrary to the the slower ones, which are used in the US versions of the Advantage Edition and the Lenovo 5 Pro