Review – Lenovo Legion 5 15ARH05 – AMD Ryzen 7 4800H – ENGLISH Version
Design & build quality
Lenovo Legion 5 15ARH05 keeps the wedge design we first saw on Y530, with the vast majority of the connectors placed behind the display, and also the same placement of the intake and exhaust grills. However, there are also a number of subtle differences, such as the size of the exhaust grills, which are significantly larger than what we saw on Legion Y530 and Y540, and also the placement of the webcam on the upper side of the display, and the fact that it now has a privacy shutter.
The arrow keys are placed a little bit lower than the general line of the keyboard, and the NumPad keys are slightly larger. Also, the touch pad no longer has physical keys, as was the case with Y540. Last but not least, the speakers are now oriented to the side, not the front.
Overall, Lenovo Legion 5 15ARH05 keeps the successful design of the Y540 family, bringing a series of well thought improvements, practically refining the recipe of a powerful but elegant gaming notebook, which we can also use during a business meeting.
Comentarii
Thanks for another great review, thinking about getting this laptop for development first/gaming second. Please can you give your thoughts on this…
1) Can the memory be expanded up to 32GB of memory with 2x16GB sticks
2) Can you switch to the IGP and if so what is the affect on temp/battery life?
3) Can you work with it on your lap if not playing an GPU intensive game (not too hot )?
4) What is the keyboard like for touch typing?
Thanks again.
Hi Andrew,
I am glad you like it.
1 – as far as I know yes, to do have access to the memory and you can use 2 x 16GB sticks
2 – Not so sure about that
3 – When you are not doing heavy duty stuff you can use it in your lap, but that is not recommended in general with laptops that have the intake on the bottom side
4 – I found the keyboard to be very pleasant in daily use, ferm but precise
Hey man, got a question.
Does the screen has GSync?
Not as far as I know of
Hey Monstru, keep on the great job.
Would you recommend the Tuf A15 or Legion 5 for build quality and thermals?
99 degrees sounds really toasty. I plan to use the laptop for work in civil engineering so good cpu usage and a decent graphics is advised.
TUF A15 is in the same line with IdeaPad Gaming 3. Legion 5 is in the superior segment, with the ROG models.
Hi, thank you for the great review. I’m considering to buy a new laptop and this Legion 5 is among the top options. I have a couple of questions:
1. Is the 2nd NVME slot accessible? (i.e. the bigger battery is not blocking it?) because in Lenovo website’s customization page, when I choose 1st drive to be NVME, 78Wh battery is automatically selected and the 2nd drive option is greyed out.
2. What is the panel used in the display? And its sRGB coverage?
very good review , will you make a review for the new Lenovo legion 5 paired with rtx 2060 , especially the thermals in gaming , thanks in advance
Tuann – for a full size second NVMe yes, you need a different battery. The panel on the sample we tested is BOE NV156FHM-NY4, with 100% sRGB. But there are 2 or 3 panel options available for Legion 5 if I am not mistaking.
Blue ocean – since we already reviewed Legion 5 I would say the chances are pretty slim.
Hello can you please share ICC Calibration File for Display BOE08DF?
Thank you
Hi, my Legion 5 15ARH05 – AMD came with Samsung 512GB m.2 SSD, can i add another nvme ssd 512? is there another extra slot for it? Thanks.
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