At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Lenovo showcased its refreshed Legion and LOQ gaming laptops, featuring Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs and AI-ready processors across multiple configurations. The new Legion 7a, thinner and lighter than its predecessor, offers up to AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470.
And RTX 5060 GPU, a 16-inch OLED display, and Windows 11 Copilot+ with AI-optimized performance for gaming, 3D modeling, and professional workloads, starting at $2,000. Meanwhile, the Legion 5 line includes the Intel-powered 5i and AMD-powered 5a, both supporting RTX 50-series GPUs.
And OLED displays, starting at $1,300, while the entry-level LOQ 15AHP11 and 15IPH11 provide WQXGA screens and RTX 50-series graphics for students, starting at $1,150, with all models expected to ship in April.
Lenovo also teased concept and handheld innovations, including the Legion Pro Rollable laptop with a 16-inch display expandable to 21:9 or 24:9 ultra-wide at the touch of a button, and the SteamOS-powered Legion Go 2 gaming handheld.
Launching in June starting at $1,199, blending portability with high-end performance. These updates reflect Lenovo’s push to combine next-gen graphics, AI-enhanced performance, and versatile form factors for gamers, creators, and tech enthusiasts alike.
