Recommended a laptop

rey_85

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Will be using for the following functionality
a. Surf net
B. Working stuffs on ms office
C. Watching video and listen to Spotify

Budget 1k-1.3k.

Any brands is reliable?
 

iduncheckmail

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Y don u look at the Ryzen ThinkPads. With your Budget sure can find something w decent specs .
 

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Will be using for the following functionality
a. Surf net
B. Working stuffs on ms office
C. Watching video and listen to Spotify

Budget 1k-1.3k.

Any brands is reliable?

Just get any Ryzen below $1K good enough.
 

watzup_ken

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For me I seldom gaming on laptop, better battery life is more important to me. So Intel is a better option?

Wait for the new laptops with Ryzen 4xxx series. I believe battery life will be quite good, unless the laptop maker decides to give it a very small battery.
 

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Wait for the new laptops with Ryzen 4xxx series. I believe battery life will be quite good, unless the laptop maker decides to give it a very small battery.

Yes, I am waiting for this 4000s, my current laptop is 4 yrs plus.
 

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If planning to go for lenovo, remember to subscribe for lenovo's mailing list and wait for those offers. Lenovo gives our offers once a month or so for their laptops. Sometimes can be worth the wait
 

rey_85

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Any particular brand of laptop should go for?
I looking at acer, lenovo, hp or asus
 
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