Best gaming laptop for 27 thousand! This Lenovo LOQ has a 115W RTX 5060, 32 GB RAM, and a modern Ryzen

Gaming laptops under 30 thousand CZK are usually a tough nut to crack — manufacturers in this price range often cut corners wherever possible, whether it’s a GPU with a reduced TGP or a meager 16 GB of RAM. The Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10 is available on Alza for 26,989 CZK after applying the code ALZADNY5 and shows how even an affordable gaming machine can look sensible. You also get an extended 3-year warranty worth 1,499 CZK — just register the product with Lenovo within 14 days of purchase. One user in a review confirms that the registration process went smoothly.

Quick Summary:
✅ Makes sense if you’re looking for a gaming laptop for Full HD gaming with enough headroom for video editing and working in demanding applications — the combination of RTX 5060 and 32 GB RAM at this price point is above standard.
⚠️ Consider that the body is plastic (PC-ABS), there’s no DisplayPort, and according to reviews, the Wi-Fi card might not fully utilize a gigabit connection. The battery lasts approximately an hour and a half during gaming.
💡 For 26,989 CZK you get an 8-core Ryzen 7 250 (5.1 GHz boost), RTX 5060 with 8 GB GDDR7, 32 GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, a 15.6″ IPS Full HD display with 144 Hz and 100% sRGB, a backlit keyboard, and HyperChamber vapor chamber cooling.

Where the laptop excels

The most interesting parameter is the GPU’s TGP. The performance of the RTX 5060 varies among different laptops depending on how many watts the manufacturer allows the GPU, and the LOQ 15AHP10, with its 115 W, is among the more generous units in its class — and this is precisely what experienced users appreciate in reviews. The result is solid performance in modern AAA titles in Full HD, often over 60 FPS at high details with DLSS 4. In addition, 32 GB of DDR5 RAM as standard and a 1TB NVMe SSD are rather above standard at this price point — reviewers particularly praise that with such equipment, the laptop can handle video editing in DaVinci Resolve or work in 3D applications. A user who uses it with a 3D scanner confirms that the laptop has more than enough power.

A big plus according to users is the smart placement of most ports at the back — cables don’t get in your way on the desk, and the desktop setup looks cleaner. The 144 Hz display with 100% sRGB coverage is welcome not only for gaming but also for photo editing. And the vapor chamber cooling keeps the laptop surprisingly quiet even under load, according to reviewers — which is really not standard in this price category.

What to expect

Reviews repeatedly mention a complaint about the weaker Wi-Fi card — one user states that with the original card, they only achieved about 500 Mbit/s on a gigabit line, and after replacing it with an Intel AX210, the speed approached a full gigabit. If you have a fast connection and every megabit matters to you, be aware that you might want to replace it (it’s a ten-minute job). A second minor criticism concerns the missing DisplayPort — while you can connect a gaming monitor via USB-C with DP output, it might be an inconvenience for some. The plastic body is durable, but reviewers mention that it doesn’t feel particularly premium to the touch. And it doesn’t include an operating system — a disadvantage for some, but a welcome price reduction for others if you have your own Windows license.

Another bonus for enthusiasts: easy upgradeability. After removing the bottom cover, you gain access to a free M.2 slot for a second SSD as well as the memory slots — allowing the laptop to grow with your needs.

Do you prefer pure performance in gaming laptops, or would a higher quality body construction be more important to you?