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Lenovo Legion Slim 7i Gen 7 (16in Intel)

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PRICE £1,416 (£1,700 inc VAT) from lenovo.com

Consider the Legion Slim 7i Gen 7 as a stealth gaming laptop. You can buy a version with per-key RGB lighting, but this model (part code 82TF004JUK) uses a more conservative white backlight, so only the GeForce RTX sticker on the palmrest and Legion logo on the lid give its gaming skills away. With a sober gunmetal grey finish and separate number pad, it almost exudes a business-like air.

But it’s what inside that matters. First up is), and I saw the same pattern repeat in gaming benchmarks.

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