Many retailers are taking advantage of November's Black Friday season by hosting early discounts, yet some are hosting equally lucrative bargains unrelated to Black Friday.
Such is the case with Antonline, which is currently selling the Lenovo Legion 5 gaming notebook for $999.99, instead of its much-steeper MSRP of $1,399.99, for PC gamers to experience premium-level gaming at a mid-range price.
Why buy this gaming notebook?
The Lenovo Legion 5 is a sleekly designed yet hefty mid-range gaming laptop that's a part of Lenovo's Legion series designed to handle RTX GPUS.
While it may not possess the monstrously powerful specs of its premium cousins like the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i (Gen 10), the Lenovo Legion 5 still packs enough advanced technology to help elevate the fun factor of PC gaming, on par with some of the best gaming laptops out there.
For instance, it's equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 260 Octa-Core processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 GPU, both of which can vastly improve the graphics and framerate of PC games far above the industry standard of 1080p resolution and 60fps.
These high performances are enhanced further with the aid of this laptop's 15.1-inch, 2560 x 1600 OLED glossy display with a refresh rate of 165Hz, DLSS Frame Gen tech to boost the framerate up to 80fps or even 120fps.
Additionally, the Lenovo Legion 5 features 16GB DDR5 RAM to improve app multitasking, a 512GB SSD for storage, a Legion TrueStrike keyboard with Lenovo Spectrum that offers responsive inputs and 24-zone RGB lighting.
On top of that, the laptop has a Legion Coldfront: Hyper and Lenovo AI Engine+ cooling system to help optimize its programs while keeping it quiet and cool. Although some online reviewers have noted that the processor can reach 99°C while running a heavy load of apps.
As an added bonus, the Lenovo Legion 5 comes pre-installed with three free months of PC Game Pass, to help you circumvent Xbox Game Pass's controversial price hike.
The only major drawback aside from the Lenovo Legion 5's steep $1,399.99 MSRP, is its short battery life of a few hours when running graphically demanding AAA games before needing to recharge.
Despite those flaws, this laptop that dares to burn bright beyond its limits to provide you the best gaming experience possible, which is very admirable for a mid-range laptop, and one that gets my recommendation.
If you feel inspired to pick up this gaming laptop as well, then you're in luck. Antonline is currently selling the Lenovo Legion 5 for a 29% discount at $999.99, in honor of the retailer's 30th anniversary.
FAQ
What is Antonline?
Antonline is a legitimate retailer primarily focused on selling electronics, PCs, video games, and gaming accessories for over 30 years.
Is the RAM and SSD upgradeable?
Yes, they are. The Lenovo Legion 5 has two easily accessible RAM and M.2 SSD slots, where you can replace its 16GB RAM with a 32GB RAM and replace its 512GB SSD with a larger SSD.
Since there are two M.2 SSD slots, you can even fit two compatible SSDs for double the storage if you so desire.
What is the battery life like?
The Lenovo Legion 5 has a battery life of roughly 7-8 hours unplugged when running less-graphically intense AA or 2D games, and performing light tasks like web browsing and video streaming.
However, its battery life is more than half that when running graphically intense AAA games when unplugged.
What ports does this laptop have?
The Legno Legion 5 comes with a 3.5mm combo headphone jack, multiple USB-A and USB-C ports, an HDMI port, and an Ethernet cable port.
When does Black Friday start?
Black Friday, the annual shopping event where retailers across the globe host the biggest discounts of the year, is set to begin on November 28, 2025, and will last until December 1, 2025.
However, many retailers are already beginning to host lucrative bargains themed around Black Friday or not even related to it in hopes of beating out Black Friday exclusive deals.
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