Looking for Laptop Recommendations (Non-Gaming, Durable, Long Battery Life)

Discussion in 'Which Laptop should I buy?' started by TerryT, Nov 28, 2024.

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    TerryT

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    Hi everyone!

    I’m currently in the market for a new laptop and could use some advice. I initially considered OLED models, but since I’ll be working with a lot of static images (e.g., presentations), I’ve decided against them due to potential burn-in issues.

    I plan to use this laptop for the next 3–4 years, so durability is a top priority. The primary use will be for work (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and watching movies—no gaming involved. I’ll be using it for long hours, so a battery life of at least 8 hours is important.

    I prefer Windows laptops since I’m more familiar with the platform. Storage isn’t a major concern because I plan to upgrade it later if needed.

    One option I’ve considered is the Acer Aspire 3 (NX.KDRED.006), which costs around $370 in my country. It seems like a budget-friendly choice, but I’m a bit worried about the resolution. So I'm open to other suggestions or opinions.

    If you have recommendations or insights, I’d really appreciate your help! I feel a bit stuck at the moment.

    Thank you!

    I have asked this question on other forums as well, but didn't get any answers.
     
    TerryT, Nov 28, 2024
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    It sounds like you're looking for a durable, budget-friendly laptop with solid battery life for work and media consumption. The Acer Aspire 3 is a decent option at that price. However, you might want to consider higher-resolution models for better clarity, especially for presentations. Brands like Lenovo, HP, or Dell offer great options within your budget range that are worth exploring. Make sure to check user reviews for real-world battery performance and durability.
     
    suwaidionline, Jan 30, 2025
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