Lenovo has for
New Lenovo Pro Business Members (
free to join):
Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8 AMD Laptop (82Y5CTO1WWUS1) on sale for
$1140.30 when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Dealer_Of_Slickness for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:- Create your New Lenovo Pro Business Account here.
- Go to Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8 AMD Laptop
- Click 'Build Your PC'
- Scroll down to 'Memory'
- Select '32 GB LPDDR5X-6400MHz (Soldered) +$50'
- Click 'Skip to Cart' on the lower right side of the page
- In cart apply promo codes GAMINGCTOXTRA and NEWSMBOFFER
- Your price will be $1140.30, shipping is free
Specs:- AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS 8-core, 16-thread (3.80GHz Base / 5.10GHz Boost) Processor
- 14.5" 2.8K (2880 x 1800) 100%DCI-P3 400 nits 120Hz OLED Display
- 32GB LPDDR5X-6400MHz RAM (Soldered)
- 512GB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 TLC Solid State Drive
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Graphics
- Wi-Fi 6E 2x2 AX & Bluetooth 5.1
- White Backlit Keyboard / Fingerprint Reader
- Windows 11 Home 64
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2
- 1x USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2 + DP 1.4 + 140W PD)
- 1x USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2 + DP 1.4)
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Looks are subjective. So other than that here are some other comparisons:
This machine is also a metal build.
Unlike the g14, this has two M2 slots.
The g14 has one soldered and one open ram slot, while this has all ram soldered.
This has a fingerprint reader for Windows Hello but no IR in the camera. I believe the g14 is the opposite.
This also has USBC charging with a 140w charger. 7840 HS offers about the same performance as the 7940 HS.
This has a 76 W battery and gets about the same battery life as the g14 in most testing. Thermals are better than the Asus. There's mixed info on the availability of g-sync. Some reviews say it has it with Optimus off, others say it just doesn't have it.
The g14 has a brighter, less color accurate matte IPS display.
This has a slightly less bright glossy OLED.. which, once you use an OLED, you will never want to use an IPS again.
Lastly, you bought your g14 open box for $850. This is brand new. Let's compare new vs new. For less than $100 more than the $1050 g14 you're getting double the ram, an extra m.2 slot and a gorgeous, larger, and faster responding OLED display.
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This Slim 5 has 32GB, OLED ( chance of burn in, but also way better color reproduction), better Q/C and warranty, and slightly larger screen. Not sure about battery or thermals.
I paid 850 for my G14 with 4060...and this deal is 1140 pretax. So big gap for me personally.
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This Slim 5 has 32GB, OLED ( chance of burn in, but also way better color reproduction), better Q/C and warranty, and slightly larger screen. Not sure about battery or thermals.
I paid 850 for my G14 with 4060...and this deal is 1140 pretax. So big gap for me personally.
Looks are subjective. So other than that here are some other comparisons:
This machine is also a metal build.
Unlike the g14, this has two M2 slots.
The g14 has one soldered and one open ram slot, while this has all ram soldered.
This has a fingerprint reader for Windows Hello but no IR in the camera. I believe the g14 is the opposite.
This also has USBC charging with a 140w charger. 7840 HS offers about the same performance as the 7940 HS.
This has a 76 W battery and gets about the same battery life as the g14 in most testing. Thermals are better than the Asus. There's mixed info on the availability of g-sync. Some reviews say it has it with Optimus off, others say it just doesn't have it.
The g14 has a brighter, less color accurate matte IPS display.
This has a slightly less bright glossy OLED.. which, once you use an OLED, you will never want to use an IPS again.
Lastly, you bought your g14 open box for $850. This is brand new. Let's compare new vs new. For less than $100 more than the $1050 g14 you're getting double the ram, an extra m.2 slot and a gorgeous, larger, and faster responding OLED display.
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100W using anyone else's 20V/5A USB-C charger is fine though. I wish USB-PD 240W would hurry up already for travel purposes, not that one really needs that much power on the go
Looks are subjective. So other than that here are some other comparisons:
This machine is also a metal build.
Unlike the g14, this has two M2 slots.
The g14 has one soldered and one open ram slot, while this has all ram soldered.
This has a fingerprint reader for Windows Hello but no IR in the camera. I believe the g14 is the opposite.
This also has USBC charging with a 140w charger. 7840 HS offers about the same performance as the 7940 HS.
This has a 76 W battery and gets about the same battery life as the g14 in most testing. Thermals are better than the Asus. There's mixed info on the availability of g-sync. Some reviews say it has it with Optimus off, others say it just doesn't have it.
The g14 has a brighter, less color accurate matte IPS display.
This has a slightly less bright glossy OLED.. which, once you use an OLED, you will never want to use an IPS again.
Lastly, you bought your g14 open box for $850. This is brand new. Let's compare new vs new. For less than $100 more than the $1050 g14 you're getting double the ram, an extra m.2 slot and a gorgeous, larger, and faster responding OLED display.
The OLED screen doesn't do g-sync / freesync. I was really tempted to place an order and find out if the offer works, but missing g-sync is rough.
Looking for some guidance on comparing this deal with a Slim 7 at Costco on sale for $1000.00
https://www.costco.com/lenovo-sli...76621.htm
Costco laptop is a 3050, but it seems to have a better display, 32gb RAM, Ryzen 9 6900HS, and all the other perks of buying from Costco.
Which one is the better deal?
Thanks in advance.
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