Lenovo has introduced the Legion Pro 7i, Legion Pro 5i, Legion 7i, and Legion 5i in India. With these new additions, the brand is strengthening its gaming lineup in the country. The Legion Gen 10 series is built to deliver top-notch performance and striking visuals, bringing together powerful hardware, AI-driven optimisation, and a refreshed design that speaks to gamers.
Delivers Power Consistently Across the Board
The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i runs on the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor, paired with up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 24GB graphics, making it easily one of the most powerful gaming laptops in its category. What really stood out to me was how the Lenovo LA3 and LA1 AI chips step in to fine-tune performance on the go, keeping frame rates smooth and latency impressively low even when the system is under serious pressure. I got to see this firsthand at the launch event in Delhi, where the team fired up a session of Mortal Kombat, and the laptop handled it flawlessly.
The Legion 7i, Pro 5i, and 5i models carry the same spirit forward, striking a solid balance between raw power, portability, and everyday usability. Whether you're grinding through ranked matches or tackling creative projects, these new Legion machines feel well-equipped to keep up. Here are a few shots of the laptops I managed to capture in person.
On top of that, Lenovo has brought in its most advanced PureSight OLED gaming displays so far, offering refresh rates of up to 240Hz, TrueBlack 1000 certification, and ultra-fast response times that make everything from high-speed gameplay to cinematic content look incredibly smooth. The thermal setup is equally impressive, with Legion's ColdFront Vapor HyperChamber cooling system capable of handling up to 250W of power while keeping the fans quieter and the design slimmer across the lineup. I haven't been able to test these features myself yet, but I'll be trying them out soon, so keep an eye on MySmartPrice for that.
Pricing in India
The Legion Pro 7i has already hit the Indian market, starting at Rs 2,49,990, and is currently available only through Lenovo.com. As for the Legion Pro 5i, Legion 7i, and Legion 5i, they'll be making their way here shortly. You can check out the image below for a closer look at the India pricing of Lenovo's 2025 gaming lineup.
I managed to try the laptops briefly at the launch event, and in that short time, they felt smooth, immersive, and very responsive. We haven't had the chance to test them in detail yet, but stay tuned to MySmartPrice as we'll be sharing in-depth reviews and comparisons with gaming laptops from Asus, MSI, Acer, and others soon.
