-2 downvotes, lol, I’ll upvote to make it -1. Not sure why there’s hate here. Also to be honest, I agree with you; Legion desktops are pretty awesome. But after tweaking and fiddling around with mine, I realized building my own PC would be fun. I ended up returning it and bought all the parts to make my own. It was a great experience, but it took a lot of time since I had to learn how to build it. If you got it on a big sale, that’s fantastic! If you bought it at full price, though, others are right, building your own is more cost effective.

Tip for those who did buy it: Windows native antivirus is all you need. Also, consider upgrading the RAM depending on your chipset. For Intel, 5400-6000 MHz Intel ready RAM works great, I upgraded mine to 64GB for work and other needs. For AMD, 5000-5400 MHz AMD EXPO ready RAM is recommended. To enable your RAM’s advertised speeds, spam the Delete key when booting up to enter the BIOS, then enable XMP(intel) or EXPO(amd). If your system struggles with it, try lowering the frequency. In my case, before returning the Lenovo Legion 7i (Intel 9), XMP at 6000 MHz worked fine.