Gamers who have postponed their much-needed upgrade due to the rather unattractive launch prices of most current-gen gaming laptops are finally seeing their patience pay off. Machines like the 2025 Lenovo Legion Pro 5i have become noticeably cheaper over the past few months, which arguably makes the RTX 5070 configuration worth another look.

Thanks to the two combinable discount codes “LENOVOLIVE10” and “EXTRAFIVE”, the Legion Pro 5i Gen 10 with the Intel Core Ultra 7 255HX, 32GB of DDR5 memory and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card with 8GB GDDR7 VRAM has now dropped to a mentionable sale price of $1,411 including free shipping at the manufacturer’s official online store. Since the original list price for this Lenovo gaming laptop stands at $2,299, this deal offers savings of almost 40% or $900.

Although we have thoroughly tested a more potent configuration of this 16-inch laptop, prospective buyers should make sure to read our in-depth review in order to find out if the 165Hz WQXGA OLED screen and chassis will meet their personal demands. In our view, the former is definitely a very good reason to consider buying the Legion Pro 5, as we enjoyed the excellent colors and infinite contrasts.

Furthermore, we praised the metal lid, decent 5MP webcam and good-looking design that likely satisfies both creators and gamers. That being said, the chassis quickly shows fingerprints, the performance on battery is awfully low and Lenovo also left some room for improvement in terms of connectivity options. In the end, the Legion Pro 5 with the RTX 5070 is still a well-made gaming laptop, that is now finally approaching a reasonable price range.

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