The sixth-gen Lenovo Legion 7i and the Legion 7 share the same premium design, and they're some of the best gaming laptops out there if you have a large budget. They're both built out of aluminum for ...

The Lenovo Legion 7 Gen 7 (starts at $1,839; $2,859 as tested) is without doubt a high-end gaming laptop. Its all-AMD hardware proved highly competent in our gaming benchmarks, yet it still lasted an ...

These 16-inch laptops start at 4.5 pounds and have a choice of the latest chips from AMD and Intel. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since ...

Seventh-generation updates to the Legion 7/i and Legion Slim 7/i put them at the top of the 16-inch gaming laptop race. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission ...

'Full environmental RGB lighting' is the phrase – and Lenovo's Legion 7 (Gen 7) has it in abundance, plus heaps of power When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

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The new Lenovo Legion 7 gaming notebook goes by the model "16ARH7A" and packs a 16-inch display with a native 2560 x 1660 resolution and up to 240Hz refresh rate. Inside, you can configure the Legion ...

This review comes courtesy of: Subscribe to the magazine here. As its name suggests, the Lenovo Legion Slim 7 ($1,199/£1,399) is designed to provide a leaner and lighter experience than most gaming ...

The Legion 7i Gen 7 looks the same as the Gen 6 model. Its storm gray chassis and straight lines almost give it the appearance of a normal laptop until you switch on its extensive RGB lighting, which ...

The Legion 7i Gen 7 looks the same as the Gen 6 model. Its storm gray chassis and straight lines almost give it the appearance of a normal laptop until you switch on its extensive RGB lighting, which ...

Gaming laptops are usually loud in terms of both noise and aesthetics; it can be hard to find a high-performance gaming rig without aggressive branding and garish RGB accents. Lenovo went the opposite ...