Are two different laptops with almost the same specs, but a price difference of 200 euro.
Laptop 1: https://www.nullprozentshop.de/notebooks+pcs+hardware/notebooks/asus+notebook+d509da+ej097.html
Laptop 2:
https://www.nullprozentshop.de/notebooks+pcs+hardware/notebooks/asus+vivobook+f512da+bq200t.html
Is even the same manufacturer.
The cheaper one doesn't have Windows.
And that justifies a price difference of 200 euro? Windows is available for one tenth at MMOGA.
The more expensive laptop is thinner and lighter.
FreeDOS compared to Windows 10 license, different housings (dimensions / weight)
The Windows license in retail alone justifies the almost 150 euro difference. Since the housings are different and there's no information on them, one could also wonder whether the display and memory have been solved differently.
How do you come up with 200 euro there's a difference of 150 euro yes the manufacturers like to calculate for Windows around 100 euro. That's the trick of getting a laptop without an operating system saves a lot.
and the more expensive looks a bit higher quality processed + just the Windows surcharge.
You get Windows for a tens at MMOGA. The rest is more speculation.
That is clear, but it usually ensures a price difference of more than 100 euro
You get used OEM licenses from a mostly unclear source for a 10 series, that's right. However, this is not comparable to a computer that is originally equipped with Windows 10. That would be a good reward for retailers and would be 100 euro upwards depending on the license.
Different thickness construction, 300g weight difference and according to the different information probably different batteries are also no speculation. One can only speculate whether the battery performance is different.
