Lenovo’s 240Hz OLED gaming laptop packs an RTX 5070 Ti for $2,099.99

Lenovo’s Legion Pro 5i combines a 240Hz OLED screen with an RTX 5070 Ti laptop GPU for $2,099.99 in the US. It is a sizable purchase, but the display and graphics pairing make it worth a look if you want a gaming laptop that can double as your main screen.

The offer is for model 83LU004WUS, with an Intel Core Ultra 7 251HX processor, 16GB of system memory and a 1TB SSD. Lenovo is selling the laptop directly, and its product page showed the public price without a required coupon when I checked. It also listed a separate member discount, which is not needed to see the $2,099.99 price.

There is a detail to understand before calling this a $920 price cut. Lenovo compares the offer with its $3,019.99 estimated value, which can draw on prices for the same or comparable products. That figure is not proof the laptop previously sold for that amount, and this model has been cheaper recently.

The Legion Pro 5i Gen 10 has a 16-inch OLED display. Image: Lenovo

The OLED display is a big part of the appeal

The 16-inch screen has a 2560 x 1600 resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate. OLED is especially appealing if you play darker single-player games or watch films on your laptop, while the high refresh rate gives faster games room to make use of higher frame rates.

The Legion Pro 5i shown from the rear. Image: Lenovo

The GeForce RTX 5070 Ti here is the laptop version with 12GB of graphics memory, separate from the computer’s 16GB of RAM. It is a capable pairing on paper for the display, though demanding games may need adjusted settings or upscaling to run smoothly at its native resolution. A 240Hz screen does not mean every game will reach 240 frames per second.

Lenovo also lists the screen as HDR 1000 True Black and says it covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color space. Those are useful specifications if you care about HDR or creative work, but I would still check independent display reviews before buying for color-critical projects.

The 1TB SSD gives you room for a starting library, although large games can fill storage quickly. And while 16GB of system RAM is usable for gaming, I would budget for a memory upgrade if you regularly keep demanding apps open alongside games or work on larger creative projects. Check compatible memory and upgrade costs before ordering.

Other details include Wi-Fi 7, a 5MP webcam, an 80Wh battery and a 300W power adapter. For demanding gaming sessions, plan to use the included adapter rather than judge the laptop solely on unplugged performance.

A view of the laptop’s lid and rear cooling vents. Image: Lenovo

Lenovo’s comparison price is an estimate, not a verified former price

Lenovo’s estimated value is $3,019.99, so the difference from the displayed price is $920. The company explains that its estimate can use industry data and prices of comparable products; it is different from a verified previous selling price for this exact configuration.

For a more useful recent comparison, Paydirt’s tracker recorded this SKU at $1,999.99 at Lenovo from November 6 through November 12. The current price is $100 higher than those observations, so this is not a reason to claim a new low.

If the OLED panel and 12GB laptop GPU fit what you want, the current public offer is still worth comparing with other RTX 5070 Ti laptops. Check the exact configuration, final price and delivery date on Lenovo’s product page before placing an order.

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