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Lenovo Legion 5

Lenovo Legion 5 (15″, 2021) uses a new display panel by BOE – one of the best on the market

Posted on August 24, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Gaming laptops definitely have the performance to handle heavy workloads, creative suit included. However, the more budget options out there often have a less than impressive display, which really doesn’t allow the devices themselves to shine.

The most recent Legion 5 from Lenovo, which you can read all about here, comes with a very good panel, that covers the creative aspect. It’s not all perfect, though, so stay tuned.
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Computers & IT Tags:Creative, gaming, gaming laptops, Laptops, Lenovo

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