Lenovo Legion Tower T5 Gaming Desktop, Intel Core i7-11700F Processor, GeForce RTX 3060, 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD + 2TB HDD, HDMI, RJ45, DisplayPort, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Wired KB & Mouse, Black

got used to Lenovo (formally ibm thinkpad) from professional career on the road. love this purchase, my first ever buying a hi end pre-made desktop (used to always build them). i took out the 2T hard drive and replaced it with a 2T ssd drive. tricky to put in; you have to pull out the graphics card to get a 2nd ssd installed (it's below the fan/chip), and you'll need another tiny screw to secure it down. go to disk management to get the system to recognize it and formatted and you're set. my only regret is i should have bought a bigger ssd (at least 4T) for that 2nd drive. starts fast and games i play are at ultra settings.win 11 is a different interface. not so bad to adjust to like when i went from win 8 to win 10...it did not have the lenovo vantage software installed but i found it online. you'll need that if you a want to manage the rgb fan disco lighting...

When I bought this computer in Sept. 2023 It was priced $1178. It looked like a good deal, I was excited when I got it.On the first day I got it I was letting everything update, and then I left it to idle on the desktop while I did some chores in the same room. I looked over and noticed that it had restarted itself. I mistakenly thought it was a windows update and dismissed it. Over the course of the next 3 months the random shutdowns became so frequent that I had to send it in for repairs. We're talking at least 10 times a day it would shutdown unprompted, and restart.Ever since then it's been nothing but a monumental struggle to get Lenovo to cooperate with me. The first time I sent it in they replaced the RAM and factory reset my PC, but the problem still persisted. So I sent it back. Then they told me there was nothing wrong with it, and sent it back untouched. The problem persisted.I moved, so I waited till after I had settled in before sending it in again. Again, they insisted there was nothing wrong with it and sent it back. Pissed, I called and requested a refund. According to the rep I spoke to they HAVE NO REFUND POLICY. I was stuck with a lemon that I could not get a replacement or a refund for. SO I begrudgingly extended my warranty for about $70 and sent it in again. Yet again they told me that there was nothing wrong with the PC and sent it back.I moved again, and recently have sent it to them twice, on the first time they told me there was nothing wrong with it, but if it still crashed they'd replace the motherboard and power supply. I sent it back, after having taken pictures of the serial numbers of all the components and they sent it back AGAIN saying nothing was wrong, and nothing was replaced as promised, and on top of that they dented the case and now the screws don't hold the cover on.Irritated, I called and told them they hadn't done what they had promised to do and they damaged my PC too. I sent it back again and this time they actually replaced the powersupply, JUST the power supply. But the same issue STILL persisted.I escalated the issue again, and this time they've told me that they want to offer a refund. I was told over the phone that they would've offered a replacement, however as you can see by the current price here, it's $600 OVER what I had paid for it 2 years ago. I asked if they wanted me to send the PC back to get the refund, and I was told "No, you can keep it." and that all they'd need is my proof of purchase and they'd let me know how much they were offering.a few days later they sent me an email offering to pay for it and that I had to choose if I wanted a check, electronic transfer, or "Lenovo Virtual Debit Card". I responded that a check was preferable. Shortly after, they sent me an email stating that they would be sending a "prepaid return label" for my unit and that I wouldn't get the check until I had sent them my PC, which they had PREVIOUSLY told me I wouldn't need to do, which is why I agreed to the refund in the first place as this is my WORKSTATION for my that I use at home.I emailed and called to figure out what was going on and the rep told me in response to saying "I had been promised that I wouldn't need to return the PC as I cannot go for an extended period without a PC" The rep told me "I would never say that." He told me that I can take some time and let them know if I want to cancel my refund when I get the return ticket.Now they're selling the same LEMON of a PC for well-over DOUBLE the price I purchased it for.DO NOT BUY A LENOVO BRAND PC. They have been nothing but problematic and anti-consumer since the moment I bought this damn PC. Take your money elsewhere.

very happy with this product so far, setup was easy and no issues. been running a couple days.didnt really find much bloatware other than windows 11. installed a fresh copy of win 11 just for good measure. have not had a chance to do much gaming yet.

I am extremely pleased with my purchase. I was looking for a full-sized tower case PC with 32GB RAM and either an i5 or i7 Intel processor. This was exactly what I needed with i7 processor but the processor was 1 or 2 generations older than the most current i7. It came within 3 days after ordering - less time than indicated at the time of my purchase. It also came very well-protected in original Lenovo packaging sealed with security tapes. This is basically a brand new computer with previous generation processor sold by Lenovo to a reseller when the specific model is discontinued and replaced with a newer version. I receive a brand new, unused product at a huge discount over the most current year's version but nearly the same specs.

great. fast. does everything i needed and then some. gaming. movies. browsing. lots of storage.

After owning this computer for 7-8 months it started shutting down and restarting. It started doing it once in a while but now it does it 5-6 times per day. As you can imagine, that makes getting any work done next to impossible. I contacted Lenovo customer support and was told I had to ship the machine to them for them to fix it and would have it returned in 10-15 business days. Anyone who owns their own business knows how impossible that is. I was also told that I could purchase an additional warranty, but that the extra warranty wouldn't fix the current problem, it would only address new problems.

I ordered 1 of these a little over a year and a half ago for my home office. I was pregnant at the time so was not planning to get back to work at all right away (this is imp for why its taken so long to write a review). In the mean time, I wanted my teen to be able to enjoy playing games on it w/o experiencing issues that occurred with our previous cpu. Fast forward to me trying to use it for business purposes and I get an error message stating I need to activate Windows before I can do certain things. When I try to Activate it then says I dont have a valid license or product key. Troubleshooting says the code originally input is for Windows home but the cpu is running on pro (I ordered Pro). Now I either have to purchase Pro AGAIN to get a code I can activate or figure out how to install Home. I had also wanted Microsoft Office Pro installed as I often need to use Excel for business purposes but it is not. Im prompted to purchase or subscribe to it. This is going to cost me hundreds extra. Only reason why I gave 2 stars is because my teen hasnt experienced any issues gaming but over 1000 later and Im still in need for a cpu I can use when working from home as my teen's gaming does not help pay our mortgage or bills.