HP Omen 15 vs Lenovo Legion 7 Gen 7

I've got the Omen 15 and am very happy with the build quality it has - another nice thing with the Omen vs Legion in this case is that you can undervolt Intel processors (check to make sure you still can on that), whereas you can't on Ryzen

Lenovo Legion 7 and MSI GS 66 are plagued by numerous design flaws, involving the hinge failing with a month to 6 months of use. GS 66's plastic trim is prone to easily cracked and chipping despite caution use. In addition, gaming laptops are not bastion of 7 hours of battery life, especially you are purchasing such a high configuration and powerful intel processors.

Nearly 10 hours of battery life from a gaming notebook, especially one packing an eight-core CPU, is remarkable. This kind of unplugged life gives the Omen 15 an undeniable measure of practicality. Its ability to automatically switch off its dedicated Nvidia graphics card in favor of the CPU's integrated Radeon graphics is a leading reason it can last so long.

The Legion 7 Gen 7 seamlessly switches to the Radeon graphics on its Ryzen CPU in power-saving scenarios, and it pays off: over nine hours of battery life for a hulking gaming laptop like this is noteworthy. The next-best time from the Gigabyte Aero 16 was 6 hours and 34 minutes. The Legion 7 Gen 7 also impressed with its peak screen brightness of 512.2 nits