Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5 | 16 inch 2.5K Laptop | AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD |Windows 11 Home | Arctic Grey

Pros: - Solid build quality, not flimsy at all - Good screen with accurate colours - Good graphics performance for the price. Light gaming is no issue on low settings. You'll get 90fps+ on the likes of lol, valorant, counterstrike etc comfortably. It even ran delta force with no problems. Cons: - Both USB ports are on the right side. Small issue for some - Max screen brightness isn't very high. Probably not great for use in direct sunlight

The laptop is WORTH IT. When I bought it I bought it for around 900 euro.the battery when watching a video would last about 5-8 hours.when gaming it would last 1-2.the battery is alright but the performance it very good when gaming like on Rl I easily get 250+ on the highest settings. It looks pretty premium which is nice.the usb -c can be used to charge it.Its pretty light so I had no problem carrying it with me.DONT out it on a pillow or blanket because it can get very hot so get a bed table they cost only 20 euro.

A well-built and well-finished product, I have this one some thought, am not a "gamer" but wanted a good solid laptop to process photos as well as day-to-day use. 16 GB "RAM" was set as a basic requirement matched with a decent processor, the 1 TB Hard drive was deemed optional but the more I looked at it the extra cost became acceptable. The screen is slightly smaller than my last but it is much better in terms of brightness and picture quality, impressed by this. Speed and processing are excellent from switching on to loading photos, and opening programs - so much faster and smoother, a joy to use it is a powerful and well-balanced system. (The extra 8GB is well worth it). Neat, tidy uncluttered keyboard, the build is solid and pleasing. It is heavier than the HP Pavilion I used to have and overall is of better quality. ( My dog did for the HP). Battery life is good, and the supporting features are excellent it purrs along. The setup was easy and the new user was guided, no problems were encountered, transfer of material and history from "Google" was seamless. I tend to keep the hard drive uncluttered and lean, cleaning out junk, history, and using the system tools on a regular basis, the new Windows 11 is a nice extra so getting used to it will take some time. Price wise it was at the upper end of what I had intended to spend but the spend was well worth it. For my needs, mostly photo processing this machine does what I ask of it so well happy.

I purchased this laptop last week on reading up on it & their were no reviews so I trusted the manufactures details of this laptops capabilitys & it's latest software. Well I could not have been more wrong & totally disappointed with this laptop. 1.it had no Microsoft store in it so I could not download anything . 2 it would not connect to the Internet & wi fi. And it kept asking me twice when I clicked to move or transfer a file or photo. Maybe I was unlucky to get a wrong one as you can buying a new car. I have since returned it & thank God for Amazon's return policy as it cost me £1000 & I expected better a lot better. I have since purchased another Laptop at £300 cheaper and it is a dream & very happy with it. Both are Lenovo & I am still confident purchasing from lenovo made laptops. I am not against lenovo or Amazon but this £1000 laptop I purchased & returned was a wrong one. But I will still buy Lenovo or Dell in the future & from Amazon. Thanks Amazon for exepting my return..

Meets expectations. It arrived fine, the courier delivered it to my door. Thanks.

after using this laptop for 6 months, i am very happy with it. The version i got (with the most powerful gpu) only has one M.2 SSD slot, whereas the cheaper one has 2 slots. bit of a bummer, but i replaced the SSD with a 1TB and that's enough for me. also wish it had a USB-C for power like the cheaper one, but it can still be powered via the one USB-C slot provided. there are also guides online to replace the Lenovo power jack with a USB-C port (in a 3d printed housing) When connected to the AC power, it is able to run every game i tried on max settings. Baldur's Gate 3, Apex Legends, Helldivers 2, all ran maxxed out at 120fps+, and Apex was locked at 144hz smooth, even at 2.5k resolution. Overall, very happy with it, especially with a 16:10 display. One this is it gets very warm whilst gaming, and causes a lot of fingertip sweat!

It is reasonably powered laptop with very nice build, good keyboard and beautiful screen. The only disappointment was battery as I got nowhere near the paper values. With screen at 80% and every possible application and process killed (also disabled camera etc.), I got max to 5 hours of office work + bit of CAD deploying the GPU, but nothing really heavy. I returned it after 20 days of use as it became clear that I want higher specification laptop (eventually I spent more than double, so completely different category), but I was tempted to keep it. It's price recently oscillated between £750 and £950 and if you can get it for £700ish it is a good value for money, but £950 feels pretty high for this.

As described easy to set up a very nice piece of kit