Deal | RTX 5090-powered Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 with 240Hz OLED display hits lowest price yet

Gaming notebooks equipped with Nvidia's latest Blackwell graphics cards are still somewhat hard to find. And in most cases, gamers will be paying MSRP or sometimes even more than that. Fortunately enough, the latest Lenovo Legion Pro 7i has now been put on sale with a comparatively small, but still noteworthy discount.

Specifically, Antonline is currently selling the Legion Pro 7i with the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card with 24GB GDDR7 VRAM for $3,799 including free shipping. This constitutes a price drop of $200 or roughly 5%. However, customers who order this machine directly from Lenovo's official online store would currently pay $4,145 for this exact configuration. Therefore, the potential savings amount to almost 10%, which is a nice discount considering the aforementioned low stock of such laptops.

Needless to say, this is still a huge amount of money to spend on a new gaming notebook, which is why prospective buyers should make sure to check out our comprehensive review and YouTube video on the new Legion Pro 7i Gen 10. Please note that our test unit came with the same Core Ultra 9 processor, 240Hz QHD OLED screen and 32GB DDR5 memory that's also found in this configuration, but it did sport an RTX 5080 instead of the RTX 5090 that's included in this SKU.

Nonetheless, we praised the extremely fast Intel CPU as well as the well-made keyboard and fantastic OLED screen, which supports G-Sync. On the other hand, this 16-inch laptop is large, heavy and consumes a lot of power, which also results in high temperatures. This means that the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i is best-suited for enthusiasts whose main priority is pure gaming performance, in which case this should be one of the better deals thus far on an RTX 5090 laptop.

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