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Lenovo Legion C7 (15) review – another member of the “Creator” club

Lenovo Legion C7 (15) review – another member of the “Creator” club

Posted on April 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Lenovo Legion Creator 7 (15), or the Legion C7 (15) as it’s more popular, lives in a rather new premium segment of the market. It is the so-called “Creator” niche, where manufacturers compete for the regards of YouTubers, designers, videographers, and other types of content creators. Its competition includes the MSI Creator 15 A10Sx, the ConceptD series of Acer, the HP Envy 15 (15-ep0000), the MacBook Pro 16’s of the world, and pretty much all gaming notebooks on the market.
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