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Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10 vs Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 10

For most people, get the Legion 5 Gen 10. If you want RTX 5070 speed in a laptop that stays fairly quiet, and can pay a lot more, the Legion Pro 5.

Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10
Our pick

Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10

A gorgeous OLED screen and a full-power RTX 5060 for a mid-range price. Loud when gaming.

Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 10

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.

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The short answer

The Legion 5 gets you a bright, accurate OLED and a full-power RTX 5060 that runs most games at high settings, for a mid-range price. The Pro 5 with the RTX 5070 is faster and quieter under load, on a bigger 16-inch screen, but costs far more and lasts less time off the plug.

Get the Legion 5 Gen 10 if
  • β€”You play at 1080p to 1440p and want high settings.
  • β€”You want the best screen for the money.
  • β€”You'd rather keep the difference for games.
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Get the Legion Pro 5i Gen 10 if
  • β€”You want more frames in new games.
  • β€”Fan noise bothers you.
  • β€”You want a 16-inch screen.
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Key differences

Graphics
Full-power RTX 5060
Legion 5 Gen 10
RTX 5070, fairly quiet
Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
Screen
15.1" 2.5K OLED
Legion 5 Gen 10
16" 2.5K OLED (UK); US build is IPS
Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
Noise
Loud fans in games
Legion 5 Gen 10
Quieter and cooler than most
Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
Memory
Many 16 GB builds have one stick
Legion 5 Gen 10
Two memory and two SSD slots
Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
Price
Mid-range
Legion 5 Gen 10
Far higher
Legion Pro 5i Gen 10

Pros and cons

Lenovo Legion 5 Gen 10
  • +Bright, accurate 2.5K OLED screen
  • +Full-power RTX 5060
  • +Solid build under 2 kg
  • βˆ’Many 16 GB builds come with a single memory stick; a second matching stick fixes stutter in some games.
  • βˆ’The Intel version lasts 3–5 hours away from the plug; the AMD version closer to 9.
  • βˆ’The OLED flickers (PWM) at low brightness, which bothers some people.
  • βˆ’No SD card reader.
  • βˆ’Make sure it's the 2025 model: 15IRX10 or 15AHP10 in the name, with a 15.1" or 15.3" screen. The 2026 Gen 11 replaces it.
Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 10
  • +Bright 2.5K OLED (UK builds)
  • +RTX 5070 that stays fairly quiet
  • +Two memory and two SSD slots
  • βˆ’Gaming speed falls to a small fraction when unplugged; light use lasts about five to six hours.
  • βˆ’The black finish picks up fingerprints.
  • βˆ’No SD card reader or Thunderbolt 5, and two USB-A ports are the slower kind.
  • βˆ’Lenovo's preinstalled apps show ads; you can turn most of them off.
  • βˆ’The US RTX 5070 build is the 2026 refresh with an IPS screen, not OLED.
  • βˆ’Prices have risen a lot since 2025, so compare a few shops.
How we reached this verdict

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: Notebookcheck, PC Gamer, Tom's Guide, TechRadar, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 18 Oct 2026How we decide