While many of our deal articles focus on affordable budget laptops with an enticing price-to-performance ratio, some affluent gamers with deeper pockets prefer to buy a more future-proof machine with enough GPU and CPU power for years to come. Such a gaming laptop can now be ordered at a considerable discount, as Lenovo has put one of the latest configurations of the Legion 5i Pro Gen 7 on sale one month ahead of this year’s Black Friday shopping event.
At its official online store, the reputable Chinese PC manufacturer currently offers the aforementioned Lenovo Legion 5i Pro with the fast Intel Core i7-12700H Alder Lake processor and the well-known Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti dGPU with 8GB of GDDR6 VRAM and a massive TGP of 150 watts for just US$1,660 including free shipping. In order to get the 16-inch gaming laptop for this price, please apply the combinable coupon codes “GAMINGDEAL” and “HOLIDAYSURPRISE” in the shopping cart. Since this version of the Lenovo Legion 5i Pro usually costs almost US$2,500, this deal offers savings of more than US$800 or roughly 33%.
In our comprehensive review of a very similar configuration of the Lenovo Legion 5i Pro Gen 7, we praised the gaming laptop’s very high gaming performance and the good-looking WQHD display panel with a quick 165Hz refresh rate. We also liked the fast PCIe 4.0 SSD, the two RAM and M.2 slots as well as the quite comfortable keyboard. Although its cooling system can get quite loud under load, the Lenovo Legion 5i Pro is still a well-rounded machine that should satisfy even demanding gamers who can invest more than US$1,500 in a new gaming laptop.
Order the Legion 5i Pro on sale for US$1,659.99 at Lenovo when applying the coupon codes “GAMINGDEAL” and “HOLIDAYSURPRISE” at checkout
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