got this laptop last year from Very for £740 which at the time was an absolute steal for the specs. (*EDIT: just realised this is not the same as mine but very similar, this has a 1080p screen not 1440p)
Excellent laptop and unfortunately now discontinued model and support will end by 2026 I believe or maybe 2027.
This is the last of its kind, 16:9 *2560x1440 QHD laptop screen as all laptops nowadays are 16:10. recording clips and screen sharing in 16:9 makes it so much more compatible with YouTube if you like sharing your gameplays
3060 is actually pretty solid but wish it had 8gb vram as some games really do use up all the 6gb vram it offers. not necessarily a 1440p GPU but its definitely playable especially with DLSS but that 1440p is nice bonus over 1080p just looks sharp.
The RAM is upgradeable and does not void warranty for as long as you do not damage the laptop yourself when upgrading ram.
Also there is a spare SSD slot which supports PCIe Gen 4.0. The specs list shows that it supports up to 1TB. This isn’t true you can install a 2TB or higher just fine
However that battery life claim of up to 11hrs is false. Even with screen set to 60Hz and dGPU disabled, power saving mode on. At best it will last for around 4hrs from my case of just watching youtube with brightness at 50% (edited)
Excellent laptop and unfortunately now discontinued model and support will end by 2026 I believe or maybe 2027.
This is the last of its kind, 16:9 *2560x1440 QHD laptop screen as all laptops nowadays are 16:10. recording clips and screen sharing in 16:9 makes it so much more compatible with YouTube if you like sharing your gameplays
3060 is actually pretty solid but wish it had 8gb vram as some games really do use up all the 6gb vram it offers. not necessarily a 1440p GPU but its definitely playable especially with DLSS but that 1440p is nice bonus over 1080p just looks sharp.
The RAM is upgradeable and does not void warranty for as long as you do not damage the laptop yourself when upgrading ram.
Also there is a spare SSD slot which supports PCIe Gen 4.0. The specs list shows that it supports up to 1TB. This isn’t true you can install a 2TB or higher just fine
However that battery life claim of up to 11hrs is false. Even with screen set to 60Hz and dGPU disabled, power saving mode on. At best it will last for around 4hrs from my case of just watching youtube with brightness at 50% (edited)
psref.lenovo.com/Det…NUK