I have a new laptop in front of me. I was actually for a MacBook since yesterday. However, I'm new to the field of Apple and have not much experience except from working with these machines.
Today I noticed the advertisement of Razer for a calculator, price 1.700 Euro.
I'm not sure which calculator is more worth the money, I will use it mainly for work and maybe play games from time to time.
Pictures to the offers are linked below.
Macbook: https://www.amazon.de/...07FL1RZPV/
Razer laptop: https://www.saturn.de/...221.html?&
My opinion (even as an Apple user) is: you buy Nen Mac only if you can Really alleviate the pain of the high price with macOS.
I understand that for all sorts of artists, whether musicians, photographers or videographers, software developers or others who use the part productively.
If you do not know if a MacBook is good for you, if you just want to watch surfing and videos, if you want to gamble from time to time, I advise against it.
Chic laptops with aluminum frame, compact dimensions and thin screen edges are now cheaper for other manufacturers.
I do not know what criteria you choose the calculator, so it is difficult to give you advice.
Both computers are quite expensive.
First, you should ask yourself the question why you wanted a MAC (Apple) Calculator?
The computers from Apple are quite popular in the field of graphics, video and sound processing and if you work professionally in this environment, you will often not get around to Apple.
But for gaming, these devices are limited, as many titles appear only for the Windows platform. Although you can also install Windows on a Mac, but that makes no sense, because then you could immediately buy a Windows Calculator.
Also from the hardware Apple is neither better nor worse than good business machines with Windows, Apple still uses other hardware.
Razer's laptop is just overpriced. With a GTX 1060 as Garfikkarte you play maximally in the FULL HD class. Especially as a notebook as a gaming device eh rather suboptimal, because these devices can't be upgraded later with a new graphics card or CPU. And just because RAZER was gelgelert as a brand on the device is not better than other notebooks from other manufacturers.
I also advise against Saturn as a dealer. Saturn is a widespread area market, but on the net you will find significantly cheaper dealers who have specialized more on the PC / notebook area.
If it must be a notebook, go to the website
Notebookcheck.com
and take a look at the test reports for the devices (once the top 10 of the Budget Gaming notebooks).
However, I would advise you to buy a desktop PC for gaming and possibly a second notebook to work if you need to work anyway only Internet and Office applications.
For example, As a second notebook for working on the move:
https://www.gebrauchtcomputer24.de/notebooks/hp-elitebook-850-8-gb-ssd-full-hd-uk.html
and the PC to the game:
https://hardwarerat.de/...rerat-1000
stay still about 300, - to the Razer notebook for monitor, Tatstur and mouse.
