Lenovo customer faces $400 repair bill after service damage
A Lenovo customer claims their high-end Legion 7i gaming laptop, sent in for overheating issues, was returned with visible case damage. Lenovo is reportedly asking for $400 (£300) to repair it, even though the machine is under warranty. The customer alleges Lenovo can't prove the laptop was already damaged before service. The story surfaced via a Reddit post from the affected user.
- Lenovo Legion 7i sent for thermal throttling fix
- Customer says laptop now has physical damage
- Lenovo reportedly requests $400 for repair
- User says damage wasn't present before service
- Warranty status disputed in customer complaint
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