One of the cool things that we’re seeing from the gaming laptop market is higher resolution displays with high refresh rates.
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The Lenovo Legion 5i Pro has a 16-inch 16:10 screen with a 165-240Hz variable refresh rate.And if that’s not enough, you can hit Fn + Q to toggle between performance, quiet, and balanced modes.ĭisplay: It’s high resolution, high refresh rate, and the correct aspect ratio It can also push the CPU and GPU to higher levels using a dual-burn feature. Lenovo also says that its ColdFront 4.0 cooling system is quieter, with fans that have 40% thinner blades. It’s a little design trick to blow out twice as much air. You’ll notice that the fans are in the corners, so they can blow air out through both the sides and the back. The USB-C port actually supports power delivery, so you can use it to charge the laptop, albeit very slowly. You’ll also find two more USB Type-A ports, and another USB Type-C port. They’re located there for cable management purposes, and you can use them for the things you’ll have plugged in all the time, like power, HDMI, and Ethernet. The rear side of the laptop is where most of the ports are located. I suppose you won’t be plugging in an external graphics card or anything, although you might want dual monitors.
As always, I’m not a fan of ports that look the same but provide different functionality, especially since they’re on the same side. On the left side, there are two USB Type-C ports, one of which is Thunderbolt 4 and one of which is USB 3.2 Gen 2. At some point, you will undoubtedly go to troubleshoot some issue where Zoom or something can’t find your camera, and you’ll realize that switch has been flipped. You’ll see an icon when you flip the switch, but that’s it. Also, the camera guard switch disconnects the camera internally, so there’s no actual physical indicator that it’s on. This USB port is where you’ll plug in peripherals that aren’t used as frequently. On the right side, there’s a USB Type-A port, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a camera shutter toggle. There’s some RGB lighting on the keyboard, but that’s it.Īs for ports, there are lots of those.
Indeed, RGB lighting has long been a way for Lenovo to differentiate between the 5-series and the 7-series. One big difference, however, is that there’s no external RGB lighting on this unit. On the Legion 7 series, that logo sits in the corner. There are diagonal lines along the lid – which make the games faster, obviously – and a centered Legion logo. The Lenovo Legion 5i Pro brings back just a touch of that gamer-focused design.
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Up to Wi-Fi® 6E, 802.11ax 2×2 Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.1, M.2 CardĢx USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (One 135W power delivery)ġx headphone / microphone combo jack (3.5mm)Ħ-row, multimedia Fn keys, numeric keypad, black keycap
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