Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10 Reviews

Bought the IPS Ryzen 7 260 / RTX 5060 model open-box for work, upgraded RAM and added an SSD running Fedora, and is really happy. Battery lasts about 3.5 hours and it is heavier than their previous X1 Carbon.

Finds the 300 nit IPS screen a bit dim but the cooling surprisingly quiet, the build solid so far, and the keyboard and trackpad better than an HP Victus. All plastic body is acceptable to them.

Owns the Legion 5 with RTX 5060 and upgraded to 32GB RAM and an extra 1TB drive, recommending the RAM upgrade since 16GB is hit often.

Gets 170-210 fps in Valorant on the Ryzen 7 260 / RTX 5060 Legion 5 with single-channel 16GB RAM, much lower than the 350+ fps on their previous LOQ.

Tried installing Windows 10 on a Legion 5 15AHP10 for someone else; Wi-Fi and other drivers would not work with any manual or automatic attempt, so it was returned.

Owns the same Legion 5; the only limitation is the 16GB RAM, which most games now fill, so they are thinking about upgrading.

Has had the 32GB/1TB model for about five months and loves it: powerful, clean looking, handles ray traced Blender renders, great screen and good battery for general use. Only caveat is the screen resolution being high for the 5060.

Bought the Legion 5 last year with a 1TB drive and loves the system, saying it handles everything with decent efficiency.

Owns the RTX 5060 version of the Legion 5 and loves it.

Has the same Legion 5, says it works better than expected and has no regrets.