Lenovo ≈ Dell > HP > Asus > others.

in my perspective,HP and dell provide best service even though provide worst bulit quality..for bulid quality go for Lenovo and if you have a iphone just mac just any mac you wouldnt regret unless you use it for graphics level work or gaming.

Reliability, Build quality:Apple Performance:Asus
That’s all from me but asus has not got the best customer support and the asus zephyrus series has build quality almost the same as apple or like apple and if you want productivity, longevity and battery life go with apple. If you want gaming go with asus or lenevo.

All of those brands premium tiers are fine, depending on taste, except Samsung. Samsung just can't figure out how to make a laptop. 

All of them make both shit and gold. HP high end business laptops like the ZBooks are fantastic machines. HP unbranded laptops are worth less than the plastic used to build them.

One brand can have shitty laptops and bangers at the same time. MSI doesn’t make the best budget laptops but their high end 18 inch models are banger. The most consistent brand that you listed here I would say is Apple. All their products you can expect to be good(hence the premium price). They have great customer service(in my personal experience). Only downer I would say is long term reliability. Mac’s are built well and I know people who still uses 2015 Mac’s. but their soldered storage and ram kills longevity.

Great question! The MacBook Air (M3) is best for students seeking lightweight design and long battery life, while the Dell XPS 13 is ideal for versatile productivity on a budget. For gaming, the Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 and Alienware x14 shine with powerful GPUs and smooth performance. If you want a balance of both, consider the Lenovo Legion 5 Pro or Razer Blade 15, which combine productivity and gaming prowess. Let us know what you choose—I’d love to hear how it works for you!

Why These Are Better:

• The MacBook Air (M3) is perfect for portability and long study sessions, thanks to its lightweight build and exceptional battery life.
• The Dell XPS 13 combines versatility, a great display, and reliability, ideal for productivity needs on a budget.
• The Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 offers high-end gaming performance with an RTX 4060 GPU and effective cooling for extended gaming sessions.
• The Alienware x14 is compact and portable while delivering excellent gaming performance, great for gamers on the go.
• The Lenovo Legion 5 Pro strikes a perfect balance between gaming and productivity, handling multitasking effortlessly.
• The Razer Blade 15 blends sleek design with top-notch gaming and work capabilities, making it versatile for dual purposes.

Each of these laptops excels in its category, so your choice depends on whether you prioritize portability, gaming power, or a balance of both. Whichever you choose, it’s clear that these models deliver excellent value and performance for their respective purposes. Let us know your pick—I’m excited to hear what works best for you! 

Lenovo Ideapad Kung for documents lang powerpoint word excel facebook youtube kdrama pwede na yan. Pang school use pwedeng pwede na

Lenovo talaga OP.

Nabili ko siya 2019 and hanggang ngayon buhay pa rin. Take note, nagamit ko na yan during pandemic, face to face at sa kung anong aspect ng buhay ko.

Nawala na nga lang yung mga screws niya sa baba ng laptop, nagasgas, and nahulog din yun sa floor eh gumagana pa rin

Kayang makipagbardagula ng lenovo, swear haha

Hello, i’m not sure if aabot yung 20k since depende sa specs ng laptop yung price. But for meee Lenovo brand ang aking bias because mine is still working. 2018 ko pa sha binili and it’s still alive and kicking. never ko rin napadala sa service center, tho gaming laptop kasi to which by that time 45k ko na bili. Pero what I always recommend to my friends is yung specs na dapat hanapin mo sa laptop:

1. Storage should always be “SSD” not HDD. -mas mabilis magload/transfer ng files at start up pag ssd type ang storage. -If for schoolworks lang naman 250-500gb storage is good. Less gb is cheaper.

• HDD sakin before at hindi kinaya ng pasensya ko so i upgraded it to SSD, if wala kapa budget stick to HDD siguro since it’s cheaper then upgrade mo nalang

2. 8gb ram okay na rin if gagamitin mo lng for school works.

Please for the love of god try to get one with an 1080p IPS panel. Don't get a TN one.

Sincerely, from someone who faced their laptops 24/7 and hated every minute of it. Got it upgraded just for review cuz I would just go mad lol

Lenovo thinkpad na second hand

Som de andre voksne siger, så gå med Lenovo. (Jeg kan tilføje at det på sigt kan betale sig, ikke at være for nærig)

Undgå HP og Acer osv..

En brugt Lenovo ThinkPad som fx X280 eller X390 (2 betyder 12" og 3 betyder 13" hvor X betyder det er den lette bærbare serie) så de ikke skal slæbe på en for stor maskine. Jeg har givet mine børn de 2 modeller og de er super glade for dem modsat de fleste i deres klasser som har Acer maskiner der er tunge og klodsede.

Jeg har givet 950kr (X280) hhv 1350kr (X390) for dem så der er endda råd til en ny eller to hvis de taber den.

Lenovo ThinkPads.

Hvis det er på budget så får du seriøst meget for skillingerne med en refurbished T14 eller t490

Find en fornuftig Lenovo Thinkpad eller Ideapad, det er svært at gå galt i byen med. Power har faktisk en meget fornuftig Thinkpad med R5-processor, 16 GB RAM og 512 GB SSD lager på tilbud til 2999kr lige nu. Den havde jeg selv købt, hvis ikke jeg havde købt en lignende med i5 for 6 måneder siden.

Lenovo ThinkPad T, X eller P serie (alt efter behov) er det bedste man kan få indenfor laptops.

I dette tilfælde ville jeg anbefale en lettere brugt/refurbished T serie. De fås til under 5000 kr, finder gerne et konkret bud lidt senere hvis ikke andre gør.

Thinkpads are the go-to choice for reliability usually, but if it were me and I was buying a non gaming laptop, I think I'd check out something in the Samsung Galaxy Book Lineup. Samsung just makes excellent products in general so just seems like they'd be super solid.

I'm putting in a vote for a Lenovo ThinkPad (x or t series). Maybe even a used one. Can be had for cheap (depending on how new you want it). Replacement parts are usually easily available, i have always had good luck with ThinkPads. Especially compared to my other non-ThinkPad Laptops. Just my 2 cents.

Thinkpad would be my bet, something from the X or T series (business line). A used one (refurbished model 2 or 3 years old) is basically what most of the students in my engineering course had.

Get a thinkpad, they are durable and last a long time

ThinkPads are pretty good, but please never ever buy a non-ThinkPad Lenovo, these are the very worst in terms of reliability.

Otherwise, ASUS, and Dell offerings are really good. Can't go wrong with one of those. HP is excellent as well, but since you had a bad experience with them I doubt you'll buy one again.

Don't go for brands, go for models. Fanboying for a brand makes little sense. Brands release an entire spectrum of laptops for many budget brackets, some are better, some are worse

Lenovo nowadays

I am also for Lenovo.. It's the go-to for gaming laptops.. solid price, durability, and performance. Elevate your gaming with Lenovo

Only wish lenovo had 17inch laptops

Lenovo and ASUS. They both win this community, although many here are Pro-Lenovo

Dell XPS 13 or 15– Lightweight, extremely fast, perfect for college use

What major are you going into? And what model Mac?

I'm bringing my Lenovo X1 Carbon. Great durability, battery, and good enough specs.

The XPS 15 2 in 1 or the Surface Book 2 might fit your needs

Most likely the Huawei Matebook X Pro

shit's dope

surface book!

I would recommend this Acer Aspire E 15** because:

• It comes with NVIDIA MX150 which is one of the best for this range but still not great for newer games Benchmark(use the same website to check the benchmarks of the other GPU from the right hand list).

• Long battery life (advertised of up to 15-hours of battery life), weight 5.27 lbs, backlit keyboard, USB type C.

• 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, and both are somewhat standards in 600 range so finding them on 500~ range is somewhat a catch.

Here is a little in depth review of it :

• It is made from plastic, but it feels sturdy, screen comes with anti glare finish so it will work well outside.

• Battery life is great about 5-8 hours of general usage like you want.

• Backlit keyboard, quite and comfortable, Trackpad have been getting some mixed reviews, I think it is a software issue, or maybe it is because some people are not used to trackpads.

• Speakers are good, above average for laptops in this range, the gaming performance is also above average since it is only MX150 but it the best for the budget.

• Thin, very quiet (can barely hear the fans), It has room for more ram as well as more SSD, Fingerprint magnet. If you want to check similar option make sure to check my post a list of best gaming laptops

At that price range the Acer Aspire E15 is generally the best laptop to get for students as it can do a little of everything

Screen Size : 15 inches

Processor : Core i5-8250U

Graphics : NVIDIA MX150

RAM : 8 GB

Weight : 5.27 lbs

Storage Type : 256 GB SSD

This laptop provides great bang for buck as it has a quad core CPU and a dedicated GPU. The RAM is easily upgraded and there is an empty bay for you to add a HDD or another SSD if you want more space.

Build wise the laptop is made of plastic but it is sturdy and strong enough to be able to take a few bumps while you travel. Its not ultrabook light but it does not feel like a brick either so you can travel with it.

While gaming it does not get hot or throttle (but don’t expect it to run AAA games on high)