Lenovo is kicking off CES 2026 🎆 with a major overhaul of its gaming portfolio 🎮,

Lenovo is kicking off CES 2026 🎆 with a major overhaul of its gaming portfolio 🎮, bringing fresh updates to both the Legion and LOQ lineups. The headline feature across these refreshed machines is the shift to Nvidia’s next-generation RTX 50-series GPUs ⚡.

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Leading the charge is the new Legion 7a 🚀, a chassis that is both thinner and lighter than its predecessor 🪶, designed to bridge the gap between gamers, content creators, and working professionals 🎨👔. Under the hood, the 7a pairs AMD Ryzen AI 400 CPUs with the new RTX 50-series graphics 🔌, capable of pushing up to 125W of total system power 🔥.

While full configuration lists remain under wraps 🤫, Lenovo has confirmed the top-tier specs: users can outfit the 7a with up to an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 processor 🧠 and an RTX 5060 GPU 🏎️. Presumably, a variety of other CPU and GPU combinations will be available at launch 🛒.

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Visually, the laptop impresses with a 16-inch OLED display 🌈. Lenovo touts the machine’s “AI-optimized” performance as robust enough for heavy-duty coding, simulations, and 3D modeling 💻📊. Running on Windows 11 Copilot+ 🤖, the system utilizes onboard software to dynamically adjust thermal profiles and power consumption based on real-time workloads ❄️. The Legion 7a is expected to hit shelves in April 📅 with a starting price of $2,000 💰.

The mainstream Legion 5 series is also receiving significant attention ✨. The refreshed Legion 5i arrives with the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 🔵, while the Legion 5a offers a choice between AMD’s Ryzen AI 400 or Ryzen 200 series 🔴. Like their premium sibling, both models feature RTX 50-series GPUs, OLED panels 📺, and intelligent software tuning ⚙️. In terms of maximum performance, the 5i peaks at an Intel Ultra 9 386H with an RTX 5060, while the 5a tops out with a Ryzen AI 9 465 and the same RTX 5060 📈.

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Geared toward gaming, streaming, and video editing 🎥🎬, these Windows 11 Copilot+ machines are positioned as versatile workhorses 💪. Pricing for the Legion 5i begins at $1,550 💵. The Legion 5a starts at $1,500 for the Ryzen AI 400 model and $1,300 for the Ryzen 200 variant 💸. Availability is also slated for April 🗓️.

At the entry level, Lenovo is targeting students with the new LOQ 15AHP11 and LOQ 15IPH11 🎓🎒. These budget-friendly options still pack a punch with RTX 50-series graphics ⚡ and WQXGA (2560 x 1600) LCD displays measuring up to 15.3 inches 🖥️. The 15AHP11 is expected in April starting at $1,150 🏷️, though Lenovo notes that the 15IPH11 will not be released in the US market 🇺🇸🚫.