Lenovo Legion Pro 7i (2025)

Configs to buy / avoid: This model is worth considering with the RTX 5080 or RTX 5090 graphics, OLED screen, 32GB RAM, 1TB+ SSD and 99Wh battery. If you're after RTX 5070 Ti tier performance, consider saving some money with the lower tier Legion Pro 5i instead. Lenovo might offer a smaller 80Wh battery, we recommend spending a little extra for the bigger 99Wh capacity. Testing notes: The Legion Pro 7i delivered excellent gaming and creator performance, full-powered RTX 5080 & 5090 graphics, very high CPU power from thanks to the large 400W charger, a bright 500 nit OLED screen with sub-0.5ms response times, record breaking system latency, fast Wi-Fi 7, fast Gen 5 SSD speeds, Advanced Optimus, G-Sync, and strong upgrade options. Trade-offs: The main compromises were the large 400W charger, average battery life, terrible 100W USB-C gaming performance, no rear ports, no Thunderbolt 5, no IR camera for Windows Hello, and some Linux issues. Alternatives: If the Legion Pro 7i is too expensive, consider the Lenovo Legion Pro 5i because it still offers strong performance and OLED screen options for less money. You mainly miss out on some extra bells and whistles like more RGB lighting, and the Pro 5i doesn't go above RTX 5070 Ti graphics, making the Pro 7i the choice if you want more performance.