Lenovo Legion Pro 7i gen 10 2025 OLED RTX 5090 price in Pakistan

The early-2025 10th generation of the Lenovo legion Pro 7i series is a complete revamp of the previous chassis, with a brand new design and internals, updated inputs and IO layout, an OLED display, and the latest hardware specs from Intel and Nvidia. Unlike in the past, there’s no AMD Legion Pro 7 version, as AMD Fire Range HX configurations are only offered with the mid-range Legion Pro 5 series

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i (Gen 10, 2025)

Screen

16-inch, 16:10, glossy, non-touch, OLED QHD+ 2560 x 1600 px , 240 Hz 1ms, 500 nits SDR, 100% DCI-P3 colors

Processor

Intel Arrow Lake-HX, up to Core Ultra 9 275HX, 8PC+16Ec/24T, up to 5.3 Ghz

Video

Arc + up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 24GB 175W, with MUX, Advanced Optimus, and GSync

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i gen 10 2025 OLED RTX 5090 price in Pakistan

Design and functionality

The gen10 Legion Pro has almost nothing in common with the previous gen9 from 2023/2024. You’d expect a continuity between generations, but Lenovo decided to give the series a fresh new start, and for good reasons as the gen9 struggled at certain tasks.

This new model is larger and heavier. It’s still an all-metal build with an Eclipse Black color scheme, but the aesthetics are a little heavier on branding and RGB elements, with the backlit LEGION naming on the lid and some lightbars around the front lip and around the exhausts on the back. They’re all individually controllable in the new Legion Space control software and can be switched off if so desired.

Above the keyboard, just under the screen, you will notice some speaker cuts, because Lenovo finally implemented a set of 4x speakers on this Legion, with two tweeters and two main speakers on the bottom.

And then there’s the display, which is no longer IPS or even mini LED as on the Legion 9i, but instead Lenovo decided on an OLED panel.

Hardware and cooling

The Legion Pro 7i gen10 is built on an Intel Arrow Lake-HX platforms with RTX 5070/5080/5090 graphics chips and up to 64 GB of LPDRR5-6400 memory. The laptop offers two memory slots and two SSD slots, one of them supporting PCIe 5.0 speeds.

There’s no AMD configuration of the Pro 7, but Fire Range hardware is offered on the Legion Pro 5 with up to RTX 5070 graphics. So that means there’s no Ryzen 9 9955HX3D + top-tier RTX 5000 graphics configuration available from Nvidia this year, at least for now.

The hardware is cooled by a vapor-chamber with dual-fans and rear heatsinks, a solution Lenovo calls the “Legion ColdFront Vapor with hyperchamber technology”. It’s supposed to ensure 250W of crossload sustained power on the highest-performance profile, while the previous generation Legion Pro 7i gen9 could only handle up to 220W, and with high external temperatures.

This 2025 generation does a better job at it. The marketing materials mention a revised Legion Space unified control app for the 2025 generations of Legions, alongside some AI functionalities that might come in handy. Legion Space replaced the Lenovo Vantage control app of past years.

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i gen 10 2025 OLED RTX 5090 price in Pakistan