Lenovo has expanded its business notebook lineup with the launch of the V15 Gen 7. Powered by the new Intel Wildcat Lake silicon, this machine offers up to 32 GB of RAM and an impressive 17 hour battery life. The laptop is available starting at 919 Euros for the entry level IPS configuration.
Buyers can choose between the Intel Core 5 320 and the Core 7 350 processor options. The memory tops out at 32 GB of RAM, which pairs with a 1 TB solid state drive for storage. The most surprising claim is the battery longevity. Lenovo managed to squeeze over 17 hours of run time out of a modest 47 Wh battery. That is a massive endurance claim for this class of hardware.
The screen measures 15 inches diagonally and comes in both TN and IPS panel types. Both configurations run at a 1920x1080 resolution with a standard 60 Hz refresh rate and up to 300 nits of brightness. Colors are somewhat basic with a 45% NTSC gamut coverage. For physical connections, the chassis has 2 USB Type A ports, 2 USB Type C ports, an HDMI output, Ethernet, and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
According to the official launch specifications, the base model starts at 919 Euros. This price buys you the Core 5 320 processor, 16 GB of memory, and 512 GB of storage, alongside the IPS display. The notebook represents a major push for battery longevity in the budget business segment. It ships with standard security configurations and is designed for immediate enterprise deployment.
