Its 15.6-inch panel uses the more typical 16:9 aspect ratio and is left with more bezel width as a result. Despite the Lenovo LOQ 15 being thicker and larger from front to back than, and just as wide as, the Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8, it has a smaller display. The plastic bezels are another obvious downgrade-not because they’re plastic, but because they’re bigger than most would like.
To try and mask this materials downgrade, Lenovo added more flourishes, with blue accents on the speaker grilles and radiator fins (though only the fins are visible while actually using the laptop). It’s still rather firm, with little flex, thanks to a solid stuffing of components.
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While the fairly affordable Lenovo Legion Slim 5 Gen 8 and Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 8 both featured metal display lids and sturdy plastics elsewhere, the Lenovo LOQ 15 gets an all-plastic chassis. With the LOQ 15, Lenovo dialed down the build a bit to break into the budget bracket. If you're strapped for cash, the LOQ 15 will serve you just fine, but the cheaper Gigabyte Aorus 15 BMF outperforms it and beats it on features, keeping a lock on its Editors' Choice award for the category. It runs on modest specs and within a tamer build versus the Legion series, but it borrows some of that DNA for an appealing budget gaming laptop. With a starting price of $949 ($1,279 as tested model APH8), its first effort is the LOQ 15, which we had hands-on time with earlier this year. Following the resounding success of its Legion line of gaming laptops, Lenovo recently introduced an alternate line with a deeper emphasis on budget.
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