🛠️ How to open Lenovo Legion 7a (15", 15ASH11, Gen 11) - disassembly and upgrade options

Hey everyone! Today we're opening the Lenovo Legion 7A 15-inch Gen 11. You can find the full review, benchmarks, display tests and more on LaptopMedia.com. The link is below. Let's begin. To reach the components, we need to remove eight screws and lift off the bottom cover. All eight screws are the same length. We'll use a thin plastic pick to release the bottom cover. Keep the tool shallow to avoid damaging components inside. The bottom cover is now removed. Before working inside, we'll disconnect and remove the battery. This is the primary SSD using the short M.2 format. The second SSD slot is 2280. The Ryzen AI Max Plus 392 sits under this section. This thermal plate covers 64GB of soldered LPDDR5X8000 memory. Cooling uses two fans. We start by disconnecting the battery. Now we'll remove its mounting screws. This is an 84 Wh 4-cell lithium-ion battery. Let's remove the primary SSD for a closer look. It's a 1TB Samsung NVMe SSD running on PCI Express 4x4. The primary slot accepts only M.2 2242 drives over PCI Express 4x4. We'll reinstall the battery, making sure the tabs along its lower edge engage the chassis slots. That's the inside of the Legion 7A with soldered memory, two SSD slots. Check our full review on LaptopMedia.com for performance, display and battery results. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe.