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Lenovo запускает крутые скидки на игровых устройствах Legion на новый год

Автор : Julian Обновлять : Feb 23,2025

Новогодние игровые сделки Lenovo: мощные ПК и ноутбуки по дисконтированным ценам

Lenovo запускает Новый год со значительными скидками на игровых ПК и ноутбуках Legion. Многие конфигурации включают автоматически применяемые коды купонов при оформлении заказа, и все они поставляются с бесплатной доставкой. Исследуйте приведенные ниже сделки:

Lenovo Legion Gaming Pcs

Lenovo Legion Tower 7i: Intel Core I9-14900KF, RTX 4080 Super. Было 3 249,99 долл. США, в настоящее время 2 232,49 долл. США (скидка 31%) в Леново.

Lenovo Legion Tower 5: amd ryzen 7 7700, RTX 4070 Ti Super. Было 2 299,99 долл. США, в настоящее время 1 567,49 долл. США (скидка 32%) в Леново.

Lenovo Legion Tower 5: AMD Ryzen 7 7700, RTX 4070. составлял 2 079,99 долл. США, теперь 1 424,99 долл. США (31% скидка) в Lenovo.

Lenovo Legion Tower 5: Intel Core I5-14400F, RTX 4060. Была 1 149,99 долл. США, теперь 899,99 долл. США (22% скидка) в Леново.

Lenovo Legion Gaming ноутбуки

Lenovo Legion Pro 7 16 ": Intel Core I9-14900HX, RTX 4090. составлял 3 639,99 долл. США, теперь 2 849,99 долл. США (22%) в Lenovo.

Lenovo Slim 5 16 ": amd ryzen 7 8845hs, RTX 4070. составлял 1 769,99 долл. США, теперь $ 1 204,99 (32% скидка) в Lenovo.

Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16 ": Intel Core I7-14700HX, RTX 4070. составлял $ 2,099,99, теперь $ 1 469,99 (30% скидка) в Lenovo.

Lenovo Slim 5 16 ": amd ryzen 7 8845hs, RTX 4060. Было 1 529,99 долл. США, теперь 1 025,99 долл. США (33%) в Lenovo.

Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16 ": amd ryzen 7 7745hx, RTX 4060. Было 1 599,99 долл. США, теперь 1 139,99 долл. США (29% скидка) в Lenovo.

Lenovo LOQ 15 ": Intel Core I7-13650HX, RTX 4060. Было 1 319,99 долл. США, теперь 874,99 долл. США (34% скидка) в Lenovo.

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