A Lenovo Legion 7i, said to be in pristine condition and equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, 64GB of RAM, and an RTX 5090, took a trip to the company’s service center to be treated for some thermal throttling issues because the CPU temperature was reaching a toasty 102°C. However, the customer says that there was visible damage when the gaming laptop was returned to him, with the keyboard deck and corner edge displaying visible damage. Instead of Lenovo willingly offering to replace the damaged parts, they’re allegedly asking for $400 for a machine that’s under warranty. Customer claims […]
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