Lenovo Legion Slim 7 vs Razer Blade Pro 17

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).

Despite the SD slot been UHS 3, I was seeing lower writes than expected from my v9 t rated card for updated pricing check. The links in the descriptio...

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 is a huge laptop which would replace my desktop as it is always stationed and constantly moving around i dont have space to station a desktop and i can bring this laptop with me everywhere i go from the bedroom to the living room and take it with me on the go. this laptop is very nicely build with aluminium metal and is beautiful. the only negative thing about this product is the battery life really really sucks (see pic included with review) i dont know if i got a defective unit but my battery last only a hour and a half just browsing the web and streaming youtube videos. for 3200 the battery life is horrible and they claim battery life suppose to last 4 hours which it does not only get an hour and a half of battery and than it goes completely dead

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

THE FACT THE SUPERVISOR KNEW NOTHING ABOUT IT WAS SCARIER.. Considering the high price point this cluelessness is unacceptable.

7 inches) but heavier at 5.93 pounds. The Razer Blade 15 Advanced Edition is more travel-friendly (0.67 by 14 by 9

78 inches thick), but at 6.06 pounds, it’s still not trivial to carry around (and the charger is hefty as well). In short: the Pro 17 is portable enough to easily transport between rooms of your house, but — as is often the case with desktop replacements — it’s not the right choice if you’re looking to play on your commute.