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Lenovo Legion 7 16IAX10 Glacier White all-metal - Gaming Laptop

Reviews Lenovo Legion 7 16IAX10 Glacier White all-metal

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Rated 02/01/2026, variant Lenovo Legion 7 16IAX10 Glacier White all-metal
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The biggest disappointment for me on this laptop is the behavior of the fans. The RPM goes up and down (1700-2600 RPM) even with light work like studying, web browsing or watching videos. Then when the laptop is cold (after a night out, for example. ), they stop and start again 3 times within one minute. They are also quite noisy, in Balanced mode 2600RPM when watching YouTube is very loud. My brother's HP Victus or my old Lenovo Yoga 7 is completely silent compared to this one. Further, as a CPU, I'd rather have a Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 - the laptop would be quieter, better battery life and no P or E cores (games can't use that). Another disappointment is the absence of an Ethernet port and the use of the problematic Mediatek WiFi 7 card (MT7925). If there is no Ethernet there, let's at least put a proper WiFi from Intel, right? Next, Jensen Huang from NVIDIA is still talking about Ray Tracing and AI here but you won't turn on either on any 8GB card. I tried Control and with RT I had to use the lowest texture which looks like a PS3 game. Well thank you very much for almost 2000€. So I stayed on medium textures without RT and the same situation is the same in other AAA games. Further, I found that the laptop cannot be charged via USB-C or Thunderbolt dock and often drops the image (tried on 3 different docks). Charging via the USB-C port only works when the charger is plugged straight into that port and nothing else. The speakers sound pretty good but could have been better. There are only two of them, they're pretty quiet, and there's plenty of room inside the laptop for two more. Such ASUS Zephyrus G16 or MacBook Pro have sound on another level. The keyboard is unevenly backlit but I'm more bothered by the fact that the backlight never turns off automatically. On HP, Dell, Asus. this has been a common thing for years. All in all I give 4/5 - it has its flies but again at this price there is nothing like it especially in terms of display, weight and design. However, you can certainly buy a performance equivalent laptop for half the price.
The best OLED display on the market
Amazing keyboard and glass trackpad
Beautiful white and high quality aluminium body
Unobtrusive appearance, does not resemble a gaming laptop
Lightweight for a 16" gaming laptop
Very fast Intel CPU
Quick face unlock
Above average 1440p camera
32GB RAM
Easy component repair/replacement - 2x RAM slots, 2x NVMe SSDs, WiFi
Charging via both USB-C ports (one is Thunderbolt 4)
Good selection of ports - 2x USB-A, 2x USB-C, HDMI, SD card, 3.5mm jack
Good speakers although you can get better ones for the price
Better than I expected microphones - straight two next to the camera
Without OS - an advantage for me
Awkward fan behaviour - I don't like using it without headphones
8GB VRAM - I have to play all modern games on low/medium textures without RT
Problematic Mediatek WiFi 7 card
Doesn't charge via USB-C docks, image drops out
Intel CPU so only 4-6h battery life
Quiet speakers
Uneven keyboard backlighting, does not turn itself off after a while
Sometimes it takes 10 seconds to wake up from sleep
No fingerprint reader
1TB SSD is not enough for this price
LegionSpace program is bloatware full of ads
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Rated 29/07/2025, variant Lenovo Legion 7 16IAX10 Glacier White all-metal
Verified purchase
So far, the review. I haven't thoroughly tested the performance, endurance or debugged said ailments (e.g. set a more balanced power mode etc). The verdict so far could be: Decent laptop, overpriced for the money, when you consider it's still without OS. At this level, the manufacturer should not afford an imperfect display etc. I'll clarify the review.
Uncompromising performance
quite nice design
OLED image quality and speed
OLED does not suffer much from Wine Red vignetting or ambient light trapping. Thus, there is no noticeable inferior black in higher light.
Very Lightweight for what it is packed with
HDMI, headphones
Decent stamina for a first impression (I will specify)
The OLED display shows colour moiré even at quite small viewing angles. Like OLED in xiaomi phone for 4 thousand CZK. If you sit alone on the laptop, it won't show, but three guys squeezing around the diplay will see it
At a viewing angle of 180 the image completely disappears, this is the extent of the previous phenomenon
The charging connector is fast. We've seen the same thing with Chinese fiber optic welders. I'd rather see USB here. The USB does have a charging symbol, but unlike the other one, it doesn't charge in the Superb.
By default, it blows and heats even where it shouldn't (installing games, etc.)
The white material could be even more premium.
A stew in types (Legion 7 16IAX, Lenovo 7i, not only the expected configurations but also a big difference in design. Legion 5 is often more expensive etc.)
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