Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10
- Bright, accurate 2.5K OLED screen
- Full-power RTX 5060
- Solid build under 2 kg
- Loud fans when gaming
Updated 18 Oct 2026
Best gaming laptops
Most people should get the Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10 with an RTX 5060: a gorgeous OLED and full-power graphics for a mid-range price. Each model comes in several builds, so each page says which one to buy.
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Best budget
Lenovo LOQ 15 (2025)
- Full-power RTX 5060
- 60–100+ fps in most games at 1080p
- Easy to add memory and storage
- 16 GB builds use one memory stick
Best thin and light
ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2025)
- 1.5 kg aluminium 14-inch
- Sharp, accurate 3K OLED
- Up to RTX 5080 power
- Gets very hot and loud in games
Most powerful
ASUS ROG Strix G16 (2025)
- Keeps full speed in long sessions
- Bright 2.5K 240 Hz screen
- Easy memory and storage upgrades
- Heavy, with a big charger
Best battery life
ASUS TUF Gaming A16 (2025)
- 12–13 hours of light use
- Full-power graphics
- Two memory slots and two SSD slots
- Very loud in Turbo mode
Best value high-end
Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 AI (2025)
- RTX 5070 Ti for less
- Very bright 240 Hz screen
- Easy to upgrade
- Heavy, hot and short battery
Others we looked at
Models that didn't get a "best" label, with our verdict on each.
Great choice
Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
A bright 16-inch OLED and an RTX 5070 that stays fairly quiet and cool. Skip the hotter 5070 Ti.
Good with caveats
HP Victus 15 (2025)
One of the cheapest ways into RTX 50 gaming. The screen is dim and the graphics run on reduced power.
Good with caveats
MSI Katana 15 HX (2025)
Full-power RTX 50 graphics for the price of plainer laptops. The screen is dim and it's heavy.
Good with caveats
Acer Nitro V 15 (2025)
A cheap way to play at 1080p with RTX 50 graphics. Hot, loud and a washed-out screen.
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Updated 18 Oct 2026How we decide