Lenovo’s laptop lineup is a busy one, with the various lines bleeding into one another. The LOQ appears to be an attempt to create a budget gaming brand within Lenovo's range, and takes a lot of inspiration from the older IdeaPad 3 Gaming (it has the same basic shape and the logos and ports are in the same positions, though the materials may be different and it lacks the IdeaPad’s big vent on the side) without eating too much into the sales of premium Legion machines. It’s mostly successful, with a fast CPU and lower-end graphics chip joined by just 16GB of RAM and a 1080p screen to create something that will hit the spot for those who prefer to work on a larger external monitor, then take their creations home with them to plug back in again later.
