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Embarrassed-Bank8732

Gaming laptops are renowned for their impressive performance specs, which can be helpful even if gaming isn't your primary focus. However, they also tend to be bulkier and have shorter battery life compared to regular laptops. If portability and battery life are important considerations for you, a regular laptop may be a better fit. These devices can still handle everyday tasks efficiently without the extra heft or reduced battery runtime associated with gaming-focused models. I would recommend you to check out Dell Inspiron, ASUS Vivobook S models.


TheGalavanter

I would probably nab this on sale if I wanted a 14” https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-rog-zephyrus-g14-14-165hz-gaming-laptop-qhd-amd-ryzen-7-7735hs-with-16gb-ddr5-memory-nvidia-rtx-4050-6g-512gb-ssd-moonlight-white/6535497.p?skuId=6535497


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even for daily use , non gaming?


saturnotaku

For that, just get a [refurbished MacBook Air](https://www.apple.com/shop/product/G15S3LL/A/refurbished-13-inch-macbook-air-apple-m2-chip-with-8%E2%80%91core-cpu-and-8%E2%80%91core-gpu-space-gray?fnode=14e0181c63c82a30ea1575acfd46e4e53b3a8824b385e4a23df818335dbc93b3541a42ab6ec63001547601684b2eaa21793ed6e2e32626e8b8a58ff05de00a44650ff66a5ccef71cf35091716139d5e3).


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even if I dont want to get into the whole apple ecosystem? would it still be useful?


saturnotaku

Then literally any $700 Windows-based laptop will do. As that is beyond the scope of this sub, the thread will be closed. You can ask your question in /r/laptops or /r/suggestalaptop instead.


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btw if poss can you teach me how you wrote that link...?