Laptop Recommendation

[amulsingh01]

I'm looking for a laptop around $700-800 for general use/school work that is reliable and will last a decent amount of time. I don't really know the top Laptop brands and I would like some recommendations.

Thank you.

 

[viktorpetrov1998]

HP Pavilion 14-ce0011nu
Is great for browsing the web, doing presentations, project all that stuff.
From my research it should go for around 700$, with 256 gb of ssd, making it pretty fast for everyday use.

 

[Seaweed Monster]

I have picked out a few as well that will meet your needs:

Lenovo Yoga 720 2-in-1 Ultrabook - $709:

• i5-8250u Quad-core
• 8GB DDR4
• 256GB SSD
• 13.3" 1080p - 1920 x 1080
• 2.9lbs

ASUS VivoBook S (S410UN-NS74 ) - $799:

• i7-8550u Quad-core
• 8GB DDR4
• 256GB SSD
• Nvidia MX150 2GB GDDR5 - Decent for light gaming or photo/video editing and light CAD
• 14" 1080p - 1920 x 1080
• 3.2lbs

Huawei Matebook D - $799 (Amazon):
Huawei Matebook D - $700ish (Newegg):

• i5 8250u Quad-core
• 8GB DDR4
• 256GB SSD
• Nvidia MX150 2GB GDDR5
• 14" 1080p - 1920 x 1080
• 3.5lbs
  Personally, one of my favourite laptops around at the moment. Huawei's Matebook D offers great quality and value for the price.

Huawei Matebook D (AMD Ryzen)- $650ish:

• Ryzen R5 2500u Quad core + Vega8 Graphics
• 8GB DDR4
• 256GB SSD
• 14" 1080p - 1920 x 1080
• 3.5lbs
  More or less the same performance as the Intel Matebook D (See benchmarks here)

Edit: Cheaper Matebook D (Intel) link (Newegg) and added AMD Ryzen version of Matebook D.

 

[zachybest]

Vote for ASUS VivoBook S (S410UN-NS74 ). This is a good option until the display starts flickering as some people are claiming this on the Amazon.

You can even try this ASUS VivoBook.