Lenovo Legion 5i Gaming Laptop, 14th Gen Intel 24-Core i9-14900HX, 16" WQXGA(2560x1600) 165Hz, 64GB DDR5 RAM, 4TB SSD, GeForce RTX 4060(TGP 140W), RGB Backlit KB, W/128GB PSD, Windows 11 PRO

Laptop is decent. But battery life is extremely low which makes performance meaning less. Item is less of an laptop and more of a CPU as charger needs to be always connected. I wanted to return the laptop but got to know that there will be a restocking fee. Now I just don't want to loose any money. Restocking fee is not clearly indicated in product return policy description.

The media could not be loaded. Delivered what I ordered with everything as listed in the details. Computer is working very well so far.

For the price I thought this would be a solid machone but its not. While it has (2) 2TB HDs in less than a month it had a bad sector on the 2nd HD. The video card is fantastic but thats about it. The version of windows it came with(Win 11) has crashed twice and its slow to boot up regaedless of any and all start up items you remove. The sound quality is ok. The size of the laptop is fantastic but the battery pack tends to be the heaviest thing. They keyborad had a known issue that the back lights turn on and off on their own even with all the recommended BIOS and driver updates. Heatwise if you are gaming it gets quite warm on any setting other than the wisper setting it has. Power? Ehh its newer than my 5 yr old Lenovo Legion I had before this with an i7 but this one freezes and does not respong quite quite even after repairing windows. Working 20 years in IT I bought this computer hoping it wouldnt be a project to deal with but clearly this one has decided otherwise. You can easily find something cheaper, this will probably be my 2nd and last Lenovo Legion/Product.

Not the same Laptop that is in the Photos But the RAM, Graphics card and processor is the same as listed so i'm happy regardless

I've been working with this new laptop for about 11 days as of now. The manufacturer specs state battery life Up To 8 Hours. Well, I'm curious on what that "up to" means? Just running normal applications (browser, MS Word, etc) with the monitor brightness set at only 40% (about as low as can be so I can actually see the screen) as well as being in power saving mode, I get a maximum of 2.5 hours battery life. If I'm playing a simple game (meaning not extremely resource intensive), I get a maximum of 1 to 1.25 hours of battery life before having to put it on the charger again. I'm thinking their idea of "up to 8 hours" means with the screen actually turned off, sitting idle with no action going on. Frankly, I'm appalled at the battery life. However, returning a computer is extremely difficult so I'll just have to bear with it until my next purchase, which will surely NOT be a Lenovo.Additional note. The seller charges a 20 to 50% restocking fee plus two way shipping fees for returns. Be wary of return policies as it isnt worth the money to return it if youre not happy with it or it doesnt perform up to the standards as listed in the specifications.

Were is my 4TB storage add up to 3.848