Lenovo Legion Y520 Gaming Laptop - i7-7700HQ, 16GB RAM, 256GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA GTX 1060 (6GB), FHD IPS 1920x1080 (Renewed)

For the price, this is a great gaming laptop, capable of running most modern PC games with ease. Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 run at around 45-60 fps on ultra settings, load quickly and run smooth. Battery life and storage space are both "meh", at around 2 hours playing and 256GB respectively, but it makes up for it in high processing speeds and good graphic cards.

Ok so granted I have had the laptop for about 8 months now and I will detail the issues I have had.I will also say that I do not use it outside of free time at work, and recording lectures for class.1. Screen tearing: I have had screen tearing throughout my experience with the laptop, and has put me in a position where I cannot really play apex or tarkov and stuck with only playing Wow/osrs/league. Which for the most part didnt bug me because those are my main games.2. The External PSU went bad a few months in: Again not to big of a problem seeing as its a quick search on amazon and bam there is a new one.This is where things went bad.3. The laptop refusing to post or boot: Having issues with the laptop even turning on. At first was planning to work on it on mine own as I have substantial knowledge on computer repairs, but decided on taking it to a repair guy instead.The repair guy pretty much did the same thing I would of done, and reset the internal PSU and CMOS battery. Which actually got the laptop to boot and post!.Problem solved I thought.I was wrong.Upon arriving at work the next day I found that once again the laptop would not post. So I did exactly what the computer repair guy did, and it posted! So I completely turned of the laptop, snapped the case back on and screwed the screws back in. To my dismay the laptop would not post again.So Rinse and repeat the steps above, but instead of shutting of the laptop I put it in sleep mode and screwed the screws back in and got it to stay on.This shouldn't be the type of issues you will find with a relatively new device that you spent 800+ dollars on.

Solid Laptop. Fast and stable no issues so far, only time will tell. But I have high hopes, most likely will last me at least 4 years for the purpose of my use; Gaming and school.THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS LAPTOP (CONS):-It's a GTX 1060 Max-Q design, seller has not provided the info in the description. Max-Q means 10-15% lower performance than original GTX 1060. Not a big problem. Still runs PUBG, ABSOLVER, ROE, Americas Army around ~60frams stable. Heat is not a big problem either.-This specific model does not have a HDD/SSD mounting bracket and NO Sata power/data connection port. Meaning you cannot add a SSD/HDD.-It comes with a M.2 SSD specifically a NVMe PCIe M.2, the only type compatible with the laptop.-Battery is not the best; Last for a few hours.-RAM is DDR4 2400mhz which is a little slower than preferred but easy to upgrade; DDR4 3200mhz is recommended.Besides what I stated above, I love the laptop. Sleek and simple. Oh and the speaker are LOUD in a good way.Good quality for a refurbished laptop under $850.Don't hesitate and buy it. No other laptop in this price range is gonna have the hardware this laptop has with a few flaws that do not affect the functionality.Enjoy!

Great laptop, I put a second ssd inside for more storage. Good for gaming and video editing. Super fast load times. Specs and price totally rock. Battery is the weakest link but for me that's something I can deal with.

The laptop was delivered missing part including the mechanical hard drive and its case.

Its a good laptop for gaming for its price, but my biggest complaint is that it came with a 1050ti 4gb installed instead of a 1060 6gb, which is a pretty big difference

Runs games smoothly, battery is okay however keep it charged because games get very laggy if battery is low. All in all, glad I bought this!

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