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Lenovo Legion gaming laptops are nothing new here at Techaeris. Alongside other Lenovo laptops, we have generally found Lenovo's offerings to be pretty solid and reasonably priced. While an older model, our Lenovo Legion Y540-15IRH review takes a look at...
Low-key design for gaming laptop,Functional design with plenty of ports,144Hz anti-glare screen option,Decent performance,Customizable options,Decent value for specifications options,Features fast charging...
Camera located in bottom bezel,Non-existent bass in sound,Stiff trackpad buttons,Loud fans,Poor battery life...
The Lenovo Legion Y540-15IRH gaming laptop offers a nice balance between performance and price. It can also be customized to suit your configuration needs and budget and performs fairly well when playing recent games. While an 8.6/10 overall rating may se...
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Lenovo is back with its new Legion Y540, a gaming laptop that offers the performance and features players want combined with a surprisingly light weight and mature design. The Legion Y540 is offered in 15-inch and 17-inch sizes with multiple configuration...
Relatively light and slim for a gaming laptop, Excellent heat management, Display + keyboard are designed for gamers, Sensible port arrangement along rear edge, Several configuration options...
Grooves in lid are prone to debris and hard to clean...
The Legion Y540 is a slim and lightweight, relatively speaking, gaming laptop that packs a sensible, mature, and ultimately still stylish design, narrow bezels, and several configuration options. Lenovo was careful to offer features and design elements th...
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A couple months ago, the folks at Lenovo sent me their Legion Y530 gaming laptop, which promised to offer stellar in-game frame rates without burning a hole in your wallet. After spending a couple of weeks with the machine, I concluded that the was a grea...
Good-looking design, Great performer, Fantastic keyboard and trackpad...
Below-average battery life, Webcam placement could've been better, Photos by Raj Rout, ShareTweetShare...
The Lenovo Legion Y540 starts at Rs 69,990, but the kitted-out unit sent me for review will set you back a cushy Rs 1,27,990. For the price, I honestly feel that the Legion Y540 is a great deal, especially when you factor in the machine's high-refresh rat...
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A cheap gamer. The Legion Y540 may be touted as an RTX gaming laptop, but Lenovo also sells GTX variants that may be more suitable for the budget gamer. Switching to a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti drops the price by around 20% to €1,400 (~US$1,565), which is a hea...
decent maintenance options, good gaming performance at 1080p, comparatively quiet by gaming laptop standards, surprisingly good speakers...
mediocre battery life, Lenovo disables Intel UHD Graphics GPU by default, no SD card reader, no Thunderbolt 3...
The Lenovo Legion Y540-15IRH laptop review. Test device courtesy of CampusPoint.The Lenovo Legion Y540-15IRH remains a powerful gaming laptop that can run all modern triple-A games at 1080p, despite the switch to a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU. While the Turin...
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3 TB with SSD/HDD combo. Lenovo has given the Legion Y540 a small hardware upgrade and now included a GeForce RTX graphics card within the slim case. The space left for storage devices is very large. In our review we'll show the level of performance that...
good CPU performance, 144 Hz panel with fast response times, ample SSD/HDD combo, fast Wi-Fi...
no Thunderbolt 3, no card reader...
Simple but good gaming laptop from LenovoThe Legion Y540-15IRH proved to be a solid gaming laptop with only a few weaknesses in our review. The system performance is on a high level, and although the performance of the GeForce RTX 2060 isn't optimally...
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We've been through this story before. Lenovo's Legion Y540 is nearly the same as its predecessor, the Y530, which I reviewed a year ago. I say that we've been through this before because I said the same thing in my review of the Legion Y740, about the Y...
The Lenovo Legion Y540 is a phenomenal laptop in almost every way. My biggest complaints are really just that the webcam is placed underneath the display, and that it's a bit bulky and heavy at just over five pounds. Battery life isn't good, but that's to...
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Interestingly, Lenovo has decided to keep the apparently successful design for the Legion Y540. However, now, it pairs it with a significantly more powerful graphics cards – the RTX 2060 or the GTX 1660 Ti (pretty much the same GPU with the RTX 2060 featu...
Adequate price, Good keyboard with decent travel, big arrows, and a backlight, Wide and accurate color coverage (BOE NV156FHM-N4G), Doesn't use PWM to adjust brightness (BOE NV156FHM-N4G), Blazingly fast 144Hz screen option (BOE NV156FHM-N4G), Capable coo...
Poor battery life for the 144Hz screen version (BOE NV156FHM-N4G), Lacks SD card slot...
Lenovo has once again done a great job with their Legion laptop. If we have to be honest, they didn't change a lot on the Legion Y540, compared to the model from last year, although this is not always a bad thing. It retained the keyboard we saw on the Le...
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Announced at CES this year, the Lenovo Legion Y540 isn't all that different from the Y530. It comes in the same plastic chassis, as opposed to the aluminum build of the Legion Y740.The Y540 is the entry-level gaming laptop from Lenovo, so you're giving u...
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Sometimes we just want to be able to play graphically potent video games somewhere other than our desks. To address this gaming vs. travel conundrum, Nvidia and partners have developed high-end RTX Max-Q gaming laptop designs. From the CES 2019 stage, Nvi...
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