Lenovo has
Lenovo Legion Slim 5 14.5" Laptop (82Y50028US) on sale for $1,100 - an extra 5% ($55) off when you apply coupon code
EXTRA5 at checkout =
$1,045.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Suryasis for finding this deal.
- Additional Savings:
- New Lenovo e-mail offer subscribers may sign up for promotional emails in order to receive a unique coupon code to save an additional $50 off, making the price $995.
Product Details:
- 14.5" 2880x1800 120Hz 400-nit HDR 500 100% DCI-P3 OLED Display
- AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS 8-Core / 16 Thread 3.8 GHz (5.1 GHz Boost) Processor
- 16GB LPDDR5X-6400 RAM (Soldered)
- 512GB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe TLC Solid State Drive / SSD
- Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 8GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (105W Max TGP, MUX Switch)
- 2x 2W Speakers w. Nahimic Audio
- White Backlit Keyboard
- 1080p FHD w/ Privacy E-Shutter & Dual Microphone
- WiFi 6E (2x2) + Bluetooth 5.1
- Windows 11 Home
- 4-Cell 73.6 WHr Battery
- Weight: 3.86-lbs.
- Ports:
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C (DisplayPort v1.4, 140W PowerDelivery)
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C (DisplayPort v1.4)
- 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 (1 Always on, 5V2A)
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 1x SD Card Reader
- 1x Audio Combo Jack
Top Comments
1. Keyboard was a bit mushy. Felt like more force needed to make it work
2. Had some issues playing fortnite where the sound didn't work out of the box due to the nahmIc stuff, I think? I had a g14 to compare it to and that worked straight out of the box…
3. The laptop itself has a considerable amount of flex or give and felt cheaper than it should. Perhaps I am spoiled recently using macbooks but the g14 had nearly 0 give while the Lenovo felt like a trampoline
4. USB c connectors in kind of a strange spot. Left and right or both rear is imo best (g14 was left and right)
5. No nvidia Optimus or windows hello (2 features that don't get a lot of headlines but you'd probably use daily….)
6. Lenovo power button is always lit up which illuminates the screen a bit and/can be annoying (though I do like that the color of the light tells you what mode it's in)
7. Trackpad touch input and general input was at best a 5/10. Not good enough. Would click and drag in instances I didn't intend to and I do not have this issue on other devices.
That's a lot of negatives but the positives were very many as well. Simply not the right trade off for me personally. Screen is beautiful (though 120Hz is a little low…), performance was excellent, I like the form factor and light-up rear ports, and the battery life seemed decent if not good (hard to test in 2 weeks).
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How so? Its less than 4 pounds with a dedicated GPU and a H series CPU. Thats pretty light.
Apples to oranges I know. One isn't released and on sale, but still. The G14 will be considerably lighter with more power.
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Apples to oranges I know. One isn't released and on sale, but still. The G14 will be considerably lighter with more power.
Also, the email code they sent me doesn't work, in case anyone else runs in to that.
Also, the email code they sent me doesn't work, in case anyone else runs in to that.
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1. Keyboard was a bit mushy. Felt like more force needed to make it work
2. Had some issues playing fortnite where the sound didn't work out of the box due to the nahmIc stuff, I think? I had a g14 to compare it to and that worked straight out of the box…
3. The laptop itself has a considerable amount of flex or give and felt cheaper than it should. Perhaps I am spoiled recently using macbooks but the g14 had nearly 0 give while the Lenovo felt like a trampoline
4. USB c connectors in kind of a strange spot. Left and right or both rear is imo best (g14 was left and right)
5. No nvidia Optimus or windows hello (2 features that don't get a lot of headlines but you'd probably use daily….)
6. Lenovo power button is always lit up which illuminates the screen a bit and/can be annoying (though I do like that the color of the light tells you what mode it's in)
7. Trackpad touch input and general input was at best a 5/10. Not good enough. Would click and drag in instances I didn't intend to and I do not have this issue on other devices.
That's a lot of negatives but the positives were very many as well. Simply not the right trade off for me personally. Screen is beautiful (though 120Hz is a little low…), performance was excellent, I like the form factor and light-up rear ports, and the battery life seemed decent if not good (hard to test in 2 weeks).
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1. Keyboard was a bit mushy. Felt like more force needed to make it work
2. Had some issues playing fortnite where the sound didn't work out of the box due to the nahmIc stuff, I think? I had a g14 to compare it to and that worked straight out of the box…
3. The laptop itself has a considerable amount of flex or give and felt cheaper than it should. Perhaps I am spoiled recanting using macbooks but the g14 had nearly 0 give while the Lenovo felt like a trampoline
4. USB c connectors in kind of a strange spot. Left and right or both rear is imo best (g14 was left and right)
5. No nvidia Optimus or windows hello (2 features that don't get a lot of headlines but you'd probably use daily….)
6. Lenovo power button is always lit up which illuminates the screen a bit and/can be annoying (though I do like that the color of the light tells you what mode it's in)
7. Trackpad touch input and general input was at best a 5/10. Not good enough. Would click and drag in instances I didn't intend to and I do not have this issue on other devices.
That's a lot of negatives but the positives were very many as well. Simply not the right trade off for me personally. Screen is beautiful (though 120Hz is a little low…), performance was excellent, I like the form factor and light-up rear ports, and the battery life seemed decent if not good (hard to test in 2 weeks).