Best laptop to buy

misbah87

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Can anyone tell me that which laptop is the best choice for the regular work and also for performing high lvl programming?
 
No idea but don't buy an Acer, had two already which got fucked up after a few months.
 
14 Inch Macbook Pro M4 Pro 24GB ram, 1TBSDD .... thats what i bought 1.5 month ago coming from all life Windows...had asus zenbook 14 Oled with 16 Core , 32 gb ram 1tb SSD....and i got to say it beats windows in Anything as Speed and battery...I do lots of python for files writing, generation and tons of scripts...
 
macbook pro m5 chip
 
Lenovo is good. Good graphics card is important to future proof with all this AI stuff. You don't want to be replacing it after 2-3 years. Get something with RTX 5090 if budget allows.
 
Yeah Lenovo are the best for office work...btw which one u r using?
I still have one of my shitty Acer right now At work we had lenovo ThinkPad, just don't know which model exactly but not the super expensive ones that I know.
 
If your budget is high, you can go for a Mac book laptops but if you have a medium budget, then go for HP laptops. This two is the best options that will serve you well.
 
yeah. mating is persuasion. on tv right now. total spent gbp 19.500. 000 . big londor, range rover evoque. return a 0.
 
Definitely Apple. You can check out their latest Pro models.
 
Go for a refurbished MacBook Air or a Lenovo. Still fast enough and saves you $$$. If you really need CPU/GPU power for some tasks, rent a VPS for these.
 
Go for a refurbished MacBook Air or a Lenovo. Still fast enough and saves you $$$. If you really need CPU/GPU power for some tasks, rent a VPS for these.
I was just teasing the guy that got banned lol

I use a MacBook Air m1 when I’m downstairs watching tv with my wife but still working. I have had no issues with that laptop. Great laptop all around. 8gb ram model has never run out of ram.

The computer in my office is just a windows nuc box. I upgraded ram and storage. 64gb ddr5 and 2tb nvme. I think I spent maybe $300 on it. I already had the nvme, but a good quality 1tb can be had for about $60

No need to spend a lot of money on shiny things!
 
The Dell XPS 16 (2025) is the perfect middle ground if you need a premium Windows machine with a dedicated RTX GPU. It handles heavy compilation and daily work while looking sleek in a professional environment
 
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