35-40k laptop decision

[kbar1]

Can someone please verify this?

*www.bitfang.com/acer-aspire-as-5755g-laptop-pid35789/
It sounds too good to be true.

The showrooms and resellers I've spoken to say its no less than 47k.

Barring this, are there any other options? Lenovo, hp, msi, asus out of the question. So dell seems to be the only other option, but I need a dedicated gpu.

 

[Jripper]

"Lenovo, hp, msi, asus out of the question."

Err actually asus is your best bet if you want a budget performance laptop. So unless you don't want to buy asus because of after sales service or whatever you can look at asus.they have some pretty decent laptops at low prices.

 

[saswat23]

I wont really trust Acer. Instead get this Asus model:
Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D Laptop: Flipkart.com: Compare, Review Asus Notebook

This one has;
i5-2430M 2.4GHz (Upto 3GHz with Turbo Boost)
750GB HDD
4GB RAM
2GB NVIDIA GT-540M Graphics with Optimus
1xUSB-3 port

 

[aroraanant]

Buy an Asus or a sony laptop.
You can tell us your requirement and we will suggest you accordingly

BTW Asus K Series K53SV-SX520D is a very good laptop.

 

[mailshobhon]

But remember one thing asus has pathetic after sales service as i have k53sv and i am suffering but asus laptop has great build quality.

 

[Cilus]

^^Don't confuse the computer peripheral services with ASUS' LAPTOP's after-sales service. They are internally handled by different sections. And yes, Asus laptops are far better than their competitors at the same price range in terms of build quality, specifications, battery life and design.

I'm currently using one and I've used all the major brands like Dell, HP, Acer and Lenovo previously. So go with it.

 

[mailshobhon]

^^Don't confuse the computer peripheral services with ASUS' LAPTOP's after-sales service. They are internally handled by different sections. And yes, Asus laptops are far better than their competitors at the same price range in terms of build quality, specifications, battery life and design.

I'm currently using one and I've used all the major brands like Dell, HP, Acer and Lenovo previously. So go with it.

i am not confusing anyone its my personal experience

 

[aroraanant]

^^^
You trust lenovo!!!!
I have only one thing to say about it,its mid range laptop are totally crap.
Better go for Toshiba rather considering lenovo.
Dell onsite service and complete cover thing rocks but now they are providing faulty and refurbished parts to their customers.

 

[kbar1]

Thanks guys. I think I will go for acer. I've had a bad experience with lenovo. But that's a story for another day.

 

[Cilus]

There is nothing like Dell and Lenovo provides best prices in India. All the Dell laptops coming below 35K are having heating issues and low battery life. And Lenovo offers the poorest build quality in their lower and mid-range segment. I've personally used both.
Personally my choice is Asus as per their specification, build quality and batter life they offers in their all price segments. But Acer is good too.

 

[mailshobhon]

Hi mailshobhon
I agree with you that Asus laptops have good quality but they are not the proper choice to buy as they do not goo service and you can also go for many other option like Lenovo, Dell, HP, HCL etc and Lenovo will be best laptop prices in India and it have most number of service center in India.

They have onsite service now which is good as per as my experience rest depends on ones perception towards that brand.

 

[sdmaverick]

Yes, Asus has a pretty good onsite service going on. I believe nationally they are tied up with "F1 Services" for providing onsite support. I did call the engineer on an occasion & turned up the next day.

Cheers!

 

[Freedom.Forever]

40k+gaming= ASUS

everything comes at a price

 

[json]

40k+gaming= ASUS

everything comes at a price

Really true, go for Asus K53SV 520D
Its a real steal for a 37.8K ..
after all its a DOS... on a Win7 lap u pay 4K extra
u can instal a win7... if u dont wan a "Genuine Win7"
if u hav dilemma between budget and performance this is the best bet for u