Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10

Yes, the battery life is not great, but this is a gaming laptop, and a powerful one at that. It can handle just about anything gaming-wise, comes with a gorgeous OLED screen, and has more than enough ports for all your gaming needs. Just be ready to spend quite a good chunk of change on it.

This refreshed 2025 Lenovo Legion Pro 7i chassis comes with some questionable aesthetic and ergonomics changes, but the pairing of the excellent performance capabilities with the premium build quality, the beautiful display, and competitive pricing will most likely put this laptop on many desks (or better yet, stands) this year.

Lenovo’s Gen-10 Legion Pro 7i represents a return to form that sees it once again lead the pack. It’s supremely powerful, looks great and handles brilliantly. Just note the low portability.

Lenovo’s flagship gaming laptop is a strong contender, offering tip-top performance and an exceptional OLED screen. An aluminum design, customizable RGB lighting, and a sharp webcam further elevate its appeal. That said, we’d like to see some biometric capability and less intrusive software.

The new Legion chassis looks good, and the performance is absolutely top-notch. But it's the level of customisation that sings to me, allowing you to create a gaming profile that at once delivers the frame rates and the noise level you desire. Just a shame the battery life is still so weak.

The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 Gen 10 continues its family’s knack for delivering extreme performance in a quality chassis at a competitive price. There are little areas for improvement, and the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 Gen 10 can’t get away from typical gaming laptop issues like weight and limited battery life, but it’s still excellent for what it is.

The 10th gen Legion Pro 7 16 is the most refined model in the series yet. Unlike the latest Razer Blade 16, this Lenovo is not afraid to be bigger or thicker than its predecessor in order to support higher power envelopes and stronger cooling solutions. Performance hunters in particular may appreciate this approach over the ever-thinning designs of competitors who must balance CPU and GPU performance levels much more delicately.