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With powerful performance, smooth graphics, a stunning display, and loud speakers, the Legion Pro 7i has plenty to like, with a few shortcomings.

Don’t buy gaming laptops at full price. You can get powerful gaming laptops, even with RTX 4070 GPUs, for under $1,000.

Refreshingly old-school yet with all the mod cons.

Alienware is popular, but Lenovo's Legion series is the underdog that keeps punching up. So if we have a Lenovo Legion 7i Gen 9 vs. Alienware m16 R2 face-off, which will come out on top?

The Lenovo Legion 7i Gen 9 shows up with a classy 16-inch display powered by strong-performing components but takes a hit in battery life and audio.

Smooth, speedy and incredibly light. To a fault, perhaps.

The Lenovo Legion Pro 5i (Gen 9) is a great gaming laptop with powerful performance, but its dreadful battery life keeps it far from perfection.

Alienware's m18 R2 is a desktop gaming PC crammed into an 18-inch laptop body, boasting an RTX 4090 and other cutting-edge specs that deliver an incredible gaming experience. With a large 165 Hz screen, a satisfying mechanical keyboard, and a generous selection of ports, the m18 R2 will undoubtedly be…

The Acer Predator Helios 18 is a great gaming laptop with a stunning panel, excellent performance, and a sturdy, alluring design.

The Alienware x16 R2 is a big, expensive gaming laptop that gets hot and loud when gaming, but the performance is worth the price. You get a lot of customization potential for your money, too—I especially like the CherryMX mechanical keyboard upgrade.

A can of juice just cost me a keyboard that I loved, but my act of clumsiness has at least given me a newfound appreciation for Dell’s Alienware Pro.