Lenovo Legion 7i Gen 6 vs Dell G15

The Lenovo Legion 7 16ACHg6 (82N60099GE), provided by Lenovo Germany.The Legion 7 does what it's supposed to do: It brings all modern games smoothly onto the screen. In the process, it leaves most of the RTX 3080 laptops tested so far behind and delivers above-average frame rates. The full display resolution (2560x1600 pixels) can usually be exploited - at high to maximum quality settings

just got this today so only have updated and installed software but it's very responsive and smooth so far. Going to put BDO and New World (alpha Amazon title) on it via steam to see how it handles gaming on ultra and such. It should outperform my desktop that's 7 years old and can do it, this best be able as well! Have noticed it runs a bit warm already just to let you know, I bought a cooling pad for it but that's coming tomorrow I'll use these small fans I got for receiver in meantime. Will update later of course

I realize you can't see into the future any more than I can, but I have little clue about these shortages apart from hearing they exist, and I also have little clue on general Thinkpad pricing trends. Do you think I will be able to get a Gen 6 for €1200 or less if I wait around a year, or do you think there's some decent likelihood that, in fact, prices for any of these laptops will become *much higher* in the course of the next year?

This is a superb laptop for the money! I am not a gamer but needed a powerful laptop for research and other data dense functions. It allows me to have maintain many open apps and windows without conflicts. Although it does not have a touch screen, for the cost it has the size of screen, power and lighted keyboard that make it a great buy! Who knows, I may even start gaming!!

My last notebook was a 16” MacBook Pro (which only pulls 100 watts max), so I was quite shocked by how much the Legion 7i weighs. The laptop itself isn't exactly light but the 300 watt power supply is a real beast. So yeah, it's heavy, but that's to be expected with a machine of this power and it's not at all a dealbreaker.

* Decent battery life. You're not going to game for 12 hours straight on this thing without plugging it in, but it will last at least 4-5 hours under heavy load on a single charge, more if you use power saver settings. Cons: * Very heavy. Like you could break into a car with this laptop, heavy

Battery life is quite good - when the iGPU is active. If the latter is disabled, the rates are cut in half. The backlit keyboard proved to be suitable for everyday use. Finally, the three-year on-site warranty provided by Lenovo is praiseworthy

I originally purchased a gaming laptop that also served me well for just general use, and had a 1TB space. This one has even shorter battery life (should have checked the reviews and I would have seen 4 hours, if you aren't even using it for gaming) and only the 512GB drive - of course which the OS is taking residence on so even less space. Probably great as long as you have it plugged in, but I travel a lot, so battery life sucks. I guess this is the cost when getting a better graphics card?