Hi, I want to buy a laptop. It shouldn't be too expensive (0-700 euro). Maybe someone has an insider tip for me.
Leasing returns… Very good business notebooks that still have enough power for the home office. Have not bought a new device in over 10 years.
I'm also looking for models that I could imagine
https://www.amazon.com/...0843JCV17/
https://www.amazon.com/...07RGJ4PRJ/
https://m.notebooksbilliger.de/asus+tuf+gaming+fx505dy+bq141+629175?nbb=pla.google_css_smec&wt_cc2=911-0001_Hardware_629175&ef_id=CjwKCAjwssD0BRBIEiwA-JP5rAt30-C3GMWzEUDS_joigywiLawaf4CkCndSgj_gNtLScZedrAJu0BoCFTQQAvD_BwE:G:s
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https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/notebooks/gaming+notebooks/asus+tuf+gaming+fx505du+bq210+643994
https://www.cyberport.de/gaming/gaming-notebooks/acer/pdp/1c26-axy/acer-nitro-5-15-6-fhd-i5-8300h-8gb-1tb-ssd-gtx-1050-win10-an515-54-50wf.html
Depends on the application.
I would take a ThinkPad.
Thank you for the effort 👍🏻
No problem. I just had to send you links from the pages there. I'm also looking for laptops of a similar price range. I'm happy to have helped you.
In general, it is sonful to stay below 1000 euro. If you like more performance, you should rather buy a PC. You can get it cheaper anyway. In addition, the price performance gets worse. You then have to pay a lot of money to have only very small improvements in technology. That 's not worth it. In addition, these laptops quickly lose performance and after a few years it is only half as good. This is because a lot of technology is squeezed into a small housing and that's just not so good. In general, the ventilation of gaming laptops is difficult and with such mega-expensive it will be a reason that they will not last that long. (Because it just gets too hot for the components)
