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Laptop under 70 - 75k ideas
Requirements:
- Thin n Light
- Latest processors
- Good display
- Min 16GB RAM
- Preferably EVO certified
- Long warranty support at affordable price
My picks
- Yoga Slim 7i Pro ( Pros: everything good. cons: older 11th gen processor n soldered ram)
- IdeaPad Slim 5i Pro customised ( Pros: especially 76wh battery. Cons: soldered ram and 4 weeks delivery)
- Thinkbook 13s ( Pros: everything, lpddr5 ram 6000MHz, Cons: pricier, pricier warranty(around 7k for 3 years ADP n warranty because it's not a consumer laptop), no thunderbolt 😔)https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkB...
- Thinkpad L15 gen 3 (same as above)
- Vivobook S15 OLED EVO K3502ZA-L502WS ( Pro: 70 Wh battery, OLED, P processor) https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09YHCTHDY/ref=cm_sw_r...
- HP eg2035tu https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09Y985TSS/ref=cm_sw_r... ( Pros: expandable ram, good build, nice display, Cons: measly 41Wh battery)
- HP Pavilion Plus,14-eh0021TU Silver https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0B3N7GVS6/ref=cm_sw_r... ( Pros: Gorgeous display, 51Wh battery, latest processor, Cons: non expandable RAM, pricier warranty upgrades. No idea if 4999 peace of mind is applicable or not)
- Fujitsu CH evo 4ZR1H03553 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09Z9JRCK1/ref=cm_sw_r... ( Pros: lightest among the discussed laptops, Cons: heating issue, warranty issues, old processor, soldered ram)
- MSI Prestige 14 Intel EVO https://www.flipkart.com/msi-prestige-14-intel-... (Pros: lightweight, Cons: soldered RAM, warranty issues)
- IdeaPad Slim 5 15 82FG01B5IN https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09Q5F1GTP/ref=cm_sw_r... ( Pros: sasta Sundar majbhut, cheap Cons: from yesteryear, no thunderbolt, no upgradable RAM)
Points
- if buying from Lenovo sbi cashback card ll give extra 5% cashback
- Some IDFC cards give 10 pe 10 offer. We need to purchase after 10 PM in the night n before 10 AM in the morning.
- Everyone knows of 2% cashback of Ace n 1.5% cashback by Flipkart axis card
- Suggest if you find a better payment option 🙂🐒
Now, I am a bit confused. My heart is really set with Yoga 7i Pro 11th gen core i5. The laptop is built like a tank. Vivobook S15 OLED looks great as well. Asus buyers, how is durability of Asus laptops? Can we get 3 year ADP at a nominal cost like we do get in Lenovo?
we can avail hp warranty offers even if we have bought from Amazon/Flipkart by going here https://www.redeemnow.in/hpnewyear_regist...on
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1. Eliminate laptops which don't have at least 300 nits of brightness
2. OLED display is not necessary, may consume more battery
3. Don't go with fuzitsu, msi
4. Choose either 12gen Intel or ryzen 7 6000 series processors
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neehesh wrote:1. Eliminate laptops which don't have at least 300 nits of brightness
2. OLED display is not necessary, may consume more battery
3. Don't go with fuzitsu, msi
4. Choose either 12gen Intel or ryzen 7 6000 series processors
Question: if we buy Hp laptop from Amazon, can we get 3 year ADP+ warranty at 4999 ?
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For Asus, extended warranty offers can be seen here https://asuspromo.i...me
Don't know about HP
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I think I tagged you earlier in one of my post biki bhai. Asus support is very disappointing as they are refusing to consider a very small broken connector inside laptop as manufacturing defect while there is not even a scratch on the outside of laptop body. They are saying such damage is physical damage which can't be covered under standard warranty & need ADP but how can such damage possibly happen with any mishandling which didn't leave even a single scratch on laptop anywhere. This broken connector is situated below a thin metal strip which need to be unscrewed to even reach the connector. If somebody doesn't have ADP then he is out of luck in this case not to mention Asus ADP covers free repairing only once in its validity so even with ADP you are basically paying for asus mistake as if some accident happen by your mistake(say laptop fell from table) for which you actually bought ADP it will be useless as you already availed it for a manufacturing defect of Asus.
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guest_999 wrote:I think I tagged you earlier in one of my post biki bhai. Asus support is very disappointing as they are refusing to consider a very small broken connector inside laptop as manufacturing defect while there is not even a scratch on the outside of laptop body. They are saying such damage is physical damage which can't be covered under standard warranty & need ADP but how can such damage possibly happen with any mishandling which didn't leave even a single scratch on laptop anywhere. This broken connector is situated below a thin metal strip which need to be unscrewed to even reach the connector. If somebody doesn't have ADP then he is out of luck in this case not to mention Asus ADP covers free repairing only once in its validity so even with ADP you are basically paying for asus mistake as if some accident happen by your mistake(say laptop fell from table) for which you actually bought ADP it will be useless as you already availed it for a manufacturing defect of Asus.
So, no Asus. 🙏🙏🙏
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guest_999 wrote:I think I tagged you earlier in one of my post biki bhai. Asus support is very disappointing as they are refusing to consider a very small broken connector inside laptop as manufacturing defect while there is not even a scratch on the outside of laptop body. They are saying such damage is physical damage which can't be covered under standard warranty & need ADP but how can such damage possibly happen with any mishandling which didn't leave even a single scratch on laptop anywhere. This broken connector is situated below a thin metal strip which need to be unscrewed to even reach the connector. If somebody doesn't have ADP then he is out of luck in this case not to mention Asus ADP covers free repairing only once in its validity so even with ADP you are basically paying for asus mistake as if some accident happen by your mistake(say laptop fell from table) for which you actually bought ADP it will be useless as you already availed it for a manufacturing defect of Asus.
Yoga 7i pro 11th gen Intel is a good one in my opinion. What's your take on it?
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neehesh wrote:4. Many typical non-gaming laptops with 12th gen intel come with 45-55Wh batteries so not much advantage over having oled screen but biggest issue is that only asus laptops come with affordable oled screen laptops but their build quality & support is poor(see my above post).1. Eliminate laptops which don't have at least 300 nits of brightness
2. OLED display is not necessary, may consume more battery
3. Don't go with fuzitsu, msi
4. Choose either 12gen Intel or ryzen 7 6000 series processors
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bikidas2060 wrote:Yoga 7i pro 11th gen Intel is a good one in my opinion. What's your take on it?
it looks good if 11th gen intel can fulfil your requirements & you are sure not to need extra ram(if it has 16gb then no issue). For any typical usage 11th gen i5 is more than enough. Most important thing is, Lenovo has option to get ADP for 2-3 years at reasonable rates which should cover most of the issues(also standard warranty for cases like soldered ram going bad means entire mobo need to be replaced).
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guest_999 wrote:it looks good if 11th gen intel can fulfil your requirements & you are sure not to need extra ram(if it has 16gb then no issue). For any typical usage 11th gen i5 is more than enough. Most important thing is, Lenovo has option to get ADP for 2-3 years at reasonable rates which should cover most of the issues(also standard warranty for cases like soldered ram going bad means entire mobo need to be replaced).
Bhai, how is HP Pavilion Plus?
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bikidas2060 wrote:Bhai, how is HP Pavilion Plus?
I have had very bad experiences with HP support, twice. HP refused to send onsite technician in Jharkhand, although I had extended onsite warranty. Bought HP twice and leant my lesson.
Also had a bluetooth problem with Lenovo laptop. When I raised a complaint on their portal, they simply marked it as resolved. Most manufacturers use the same shitty local repairing shops as their local technicians.
Had a Dell laptop whose HDD faulted within a year. It was a 5400 RPM one. Onsite technician installed a 3400 rpm one as replacement. Also hinge broke after warranty expired. Worst built.
Finally bought an Asus. Lets hope it doesnt gives up soon.
On a different note, Asus ADP is not cheap. So I did not opt for ADP. Got 3 year onsite warranty for 2499. Currently using Asus Tuf with Ryzen 9 5900HX with RTX 3060 GPU. The built is solid. But I havent opted for their after sale service yet lol.
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rahul2004 wrote:I have had very bad experiences with HP support, twice. HP refused to send onsite technician in Jharkhand, although I had extended onsite warranty. Bought HP twice and leant my lesson.
Also had a bluetooth problem with Lenovo laptop. When I raised a complaint on their portal, they simply marked it as resolved. Most manufacturers use the same shitty local repairing shops as their local technicians.
Had a Dell laptop whose HDD faulted within a year. It was a 5400 RPM one. Onsite technician installed a 3400 rpm one as replacement.
Finally bought an Asus. Lets hope it doesnt gives up soon.
Which Asus model bhai?
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As for asus hope you bought the ADP at the time of laptop purchase(see my above posts).
rahul2004 wrote:Only two types of laptop hdd are there in market, 5400rpm & 7200rpm. I don't think a 3400rpm hdd even exist.I have had very bad experiences with HP support, twice. HP refused to send onsite technician in Jharkhand, although I had extended onsite warranty. Bought HP twice and leant my lesson.
Also had a bluetooth problem with Lenovo laptop. When I raised a complaint on their portal, they simply marked it as resolved. Most manufacturers use the same shitty local repairing shops as their local technicians.
Had a Dell laptop whose HDD faulted within a year. It was a 5400 RPM one. Onsite technician installed a 3400 rpm one as replacement.
Finally bought an Asus. Lets hope it doesnt gives up soon.
As for asus hope you bought the ADP at the time of laptop purchase(see my above posts).
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bikidas2060 wrote:Heard similar bad customer support stories for HP but I think HP extended warranty & ADP are much costlier for 2-3 years compared to lenovo.Bhai, how is HP Pavilion Plus?
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bikidas2060 wrote:Which Asus model bhai?
I bought this one https://www.amazon.in/ASUS-RTX-3060-Battery-Win... from Asus store. Gave me a better offer than online during Diwali. Only bad thing about this model is its display.
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guest_999 wrote:
Only two types of laptop hdd are there in market, 5400rpm & 7200rpm. I don't think a 3400rpm hdd even exist.
As for asus hope you bought the ADP at the time of laptop purchase(see my above posts).
I had Dell laptop during 2013. At that time 3400 RPM ones were available.
I have had problems with Dell, HP twice, Lenovo, lol. None are good. The last Lenovo laptop I bought through Biki bhai's post with rtx 2060 3 years ago. After the extended warranty expired, my GPU got fried. Lenovo quoted a high amount for motherboard replacement. Local shop asked 23k for the same. So I opted for a new laptop. Sold that one (after removing SSD and HDD and had removed the swollen battery earlier) for 5k lol.
I was thinking of buying MSI instead of Asus. But their after sale service I heard is much more pathetic lol.
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mi Notebooks with 3 year extended warranty.
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bikidas2060 wrote:4999 bhai. Yes it's 2k costlier
I did have a Lenovo Thinkpad though in between. It was solid built. Far better built than any laptop I ever owned. After that Lenovo Legion and Asus Tuf comes to mind in case of built quality. HP Pavilion ones were very fragile. Same was Dell Vostro.
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I purchased HP Victus laptop from Amazon near Diwali in 74k with i7 11th gen, 16 GB RAM, 6GB RTX 3060, 300 nits features, maybe you'll get a similar specifications laptop. Don't go with MSI laptops, I had a bad experience with them. Take a laptop with good built quality and preferably a non-gaming to avoid battery isssues.
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Simbha3 wrote:mi Notebooks with 3 year extended warranty.
Cost of those warranty? And ADP?
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bikidas2060 wrote:check on their website.Cost of those warranty? And ADP?
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bikidas2060 wrote:dont buyOnly two years. No ADP. Bad purchase
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bikidas2060 wrote:I always come upto you for laptops this time it's vice versa
If i find any will surely recommend it.
@Guest_999 recently bought Asus OLED laptop at steal deal though their customer support is worst but still....
Avoid MSI and Fujitsu for time being as well and lenovo also (not worth your budget)...
If you had a Kohinoor showroom in your locality would have directly helped you with your purchase in the store itself
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guest_999 wrote:
Heard similar bad customer support stories for HP but I think HP extended warranty & ADP are much costlier for 2-3 years compared to lenovo.
Arey, guest bhau. You bought Asus OLED? Which laptop bhai??? And how is build quality. Bhai, you are a very old user of Asus. How is it in terms of durability?
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1. Eliminate laptops which don't have at least 300 nits of brightness
2. OLED display is not necessary, may consume more battery
3. Don't go with fuzitsu, msi
4. Choose either 12gen Intel or ryzen 7 6000 series processors
Asus provides discount ADP price only for a year at Asus-promo.in; you need to check their regular prices for the extended year.
As it's a big name in the budget gaming segment, you may find mixed service reviews from the vast customer pool. If you can recall, I had a pretty good experience in service for an issue caused by me. Unlike Dell and HP, Asus has tied with 3rd party OEM service providers; hence, comparing experiences from different parts of the country is challenging.
They have tied with F1 solutions in my city, a service partner for Apple handsets, which might speak for good service experience. I am a harsh critic, and I can't recommend you put Asus on the blacklist.
HP Pavilion Laptop 14-ec1003AU https://www.hp.com/in-en/shop/hp-pavilion-lapto...
100% sRGB, 400 nits, full upgradability of storage n ram. Cons measly battery n old processor. Still good. No?
@MrKool_JJ @malikcool @guest_999 @Dastro
@senamit520
I suggest to get the 8gb variant from offline n upgrade it n get extended warranty.. should cost under 60k or buy from Amazon Flipkart if available, during sell ofcourse. 🙂🙏