Lenovo Legion 5 vs ASUS TUF A15 (2022) Comparison

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Im in love with the legion 5 but i cant afford it now for programming.

Lenovo is Chinese Crap 💩 I don't support Dictatorships if I can help it.

dont buy tuf . it is fckin faulty laptop lots of blue screen errors. And wierd turn on problem. To turn on laptop(Asus tuf a15 2022 ) I have to push power button for 100 times almost and then sturts up. it is wierd problem

Open Box for $719 for the Legion I win!

My A15 motherboard gave up just past the 3 year warranty unfortunately. Should've gone for the legion. Maybe just a dud, but I regret my decision buying the Asus

LENOVO-CI7-Legion 5 Pro - 82JF007EED i7-11800H 1TB SSD 16GB RAM 16 IPS 165Hz 100 Srgb RTX 3050ti

Or ASUS TUF F15 FX507ZC4-HN002W Gaming Laptop 15.6 Inch 144Hz Intel Ci7-12700H 16GB RAM 512GB SSD RTX 3050 4G
For blender 3d / clo3d
Please??

so both have same build quality...? if so this is bias

Just bought my A15 2023 Ryzen 7 7735hs rtx 4050 16GB/1TB for $974 meanwhile Legion or LOQ cost around $13xx here with same specs. I am very satisfied with my purchase

Asus’s screen fucking sucks. Imagine buying a 60% sRGB screen in 2023.

Would you recommend the asus tuf for video editing

If you want a Laptop that kills itself get Asus

I only care about the temp, between legión 5, Idealpad gaming 3 and Tuf a15 whicj is better?

Do not estimate the material quality and durability of Lenovo products.

I don't have Manuel option in my Asus tuff a17 ryzen 5 4000 . Can anyone explain please!

I'd rather a bucket of foulness than LEGION. 🤮

Toouorh

Now, the million dollar question...






Can I play GTA Vice City in either of these laptops?
Just kidding, I'd like to know which of these two has MS Office with lifetime validity.

Yeah I bought the Tuf two years ago.
Its a piece of junk that started crapping out 1.5 years in, the repair shop said 'yeah we get a lot of these, you have a warranty?' No it expired around the time it started to die.
Cheap plastic, made to look 'Tuf'

Since the last time i used the rog strix 2021 and it was dead during my project (mainboard dead), i didn't have a good feeling about ASUS products since then

Legion 5 is a lot better lmao

becoming noticeable that you feel a personal hate for the legion 5

Dont buy both of them. Buy a ACER NITRO5👌🏼👍🏼

I prefer to pay about 100 or 150 bucks more for the Lenovo, for a better design, minimalist and elegant. I would be embarrassed to show the TUF at a formal or business meeting... it has a childish design, and those 4 horrible keys of different colors...

what about i7 12700h 2.30GHZ for about like 1,197.23 US Dollar ? not including taxes where i am living lol

TUF is everything BUT tough... I've had a TUF FX505DT laptop and the hinges and plastics on the case and top lid started failing in just couple of months. Hinges became so stiff that one morning I could not open the laptop without risking to break the screen or the laptop case. Can you guess what was my next choice? Legion 5 Pro. I've never been happier with my choice. Asus is just getting too cheap and they started to sacrifice too much quality in order to be more budget friendly.

asus is plastic shit, i will not make that mistake again

I bought Tuf A15 2023 with RTX 4050 and am satisfied. By the way, looking at Jarod's tshirts... Jesus Christ is saviour! Anyone who is into metal music can be saved, just call Jesus Christ... please.

After researching the whole day I narrowed it down to these two laptops. And after watching this video I ironically like the Legion 5 much better! Like damn the screen is just so beautiful!

I only need 1 kidney to survive.

tuf v victus pleasee

need tuf v victus please

need tuf v victus

The biggest problem with the tuf is it looks ridiculous and those aesthetics do not appeal to me in the slightest. Same with the Zephyrus. I got a legion 5 and I can comfortably use it for gaming at home or for productivity anywhere else without it looking oh so stupid.

hey jarrod can you please help me with this decision because i really can't decide which laptop to get of these two please read the specs carefully as this is what is offered to me and i can't look for a Bettr version of any of them :(

asus tuf A15: 15.6 2k 165Hz 100% Srgb screen
RTX3060 R7 6800H
16gb ram
1TB ssd 3.0
90WHrs battery


legion 5: 1080p 165hz 15.6 100% srgb
RTX3060 R7 6800H
16GB RAM
1TB ssd 4.0
80WHrs battery
(not sure abt the camera quality)

they're the same price in my country as the legion on sale now

usage: game dev and video editing and also gaming

Stay away from ASUS and their terrible customer service and warranty policy not to mention their overprice gaming laptop lineup.

dude i just brought this laptop and this video pops up wtf.

I would get the Lenovo instead. The Asus just screams gamer cringe.

guys a question. asus rog 6800h 2k 165hz 3060 or tuf 12650h 3070 1080 144hz.. ? tnx for replying

What about upgradability? Which is better in this regard?

How u get the translucid keycaps for asus ?

It seems Jarrod's forgot that Lenovo's has a longer warranty period than Asus. Asus only haa 2 years while Legion has 3. So it may be a more tempting buy for an extra year of warranty.

*buys a legion 5i laptop

*then sees a video seeing Jarrod recommending Asus tuf over legion 5i

damn

What a terrible review. You compare 2 laptops and one is clearly better in all aspects, but then at the end you mention the price and the other one wins. You could have save yourself and the viewers of this channel a lot of time and started with the price. This is one channel I won't be visiting again. My short review, yours could have been the same.

Hi mate
Recently ordered
A15 2023 with 7940hs and a RTX 4070
Should clear things easily for 1080p?
I look at it as an advantage in the competitive gaming, 144hz is enough and 4070 should smash 1080p on ultra 100fps+ native

Lenovo legion 5 ryzen 7 vs Asus tuf dash f15...which one should I buy? ASAP

Me watching this video on an HP Pavilion Gaming 15 🙈

I just bought my Legion last week and I'm very happy with it.
Never buying ASUS again, i'm seriously disappointed in their support and the build quality of their non-top-of-the-line products feel very cheap.

Thanks mate this really helped