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Lenovo Legion Y7000 review

Posted on February 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Last year’s redesigned Lenovo Legion Y530 and Y730 laptops were a couple of my favorites for mainstream gaming. The Legion Y7000P is an offshoot of those two with a bit more gaming flare to the design and, oddly enough, better components than what you can currently get in the higher-end Y730.
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