Hey guys before i start listing what i think are
the best laptops for engineering students, Life keeps getting worse. Last night a thief
stole the bottom left key off my laptop. It feels like I'm losing control.
To see the most up to date prices and find out more information about these laptops u can check
out the links in the description below. 5. The first laptop of the video comes
from the invincible Dell XPS 15 - Best All Rounder Last year Dell came out with a cheaper alternative
and continues to be a crowd-pleaser. They did a really good job with overall performance, a better
display and a feature set are represented. XPS 15 came out in silver color.
The slim and classic look has changed a little bit from previous predecessors.
The noticeable change is on bezels, leaving space for the webcam to sit above the screen.
This small change makes a huge difference when it comes to Zoom meetings. The other notable change
is the touchpad, they enlarged the size which makes the movement on the screen much easier.
Above the touchpad, we can see backlit lighting ready to use. The typing experience
on the keyboard is quiet, doesn't cause any inconvenience to others in the room.
The InfinityEdge design creates pleasure by turning into its own TV view mode.
The laptop has a 15-Inch screen size, the HDR display with 3840 x 2400 Pixel resolution is
at full brightness of 400 nits. Dolby Vision is here to support every detail you see with greater
highlights. The device is stuffed with a 10th Generation Intel Core i7-10750H processor at 5
GHz base clock speed and we can see the dedicated GPU by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650. The RAM is made of
16 GB DDR4, which would be very much appreciated for photo and video editors, and an SSD of 512 GB.
Lastly, we have the battery life, it has a solid 8 hours, a whole work shift to complete your tasks,
but remember, it may drop dramatically at full brightness.
Pros: - Impressive overall control
-DisplayHDR 400 and Dolby Vision -Solid framework
Cons: -Heavy
-Battery could have been better 4.Second in line waits the supreme
effort from HP Spectre x360 - Best 2-in-1 HP made a drastic difference from its peers
with these incredible head-turning designs and powerful performances that will take
the technology to the next level. This time they nailed it guys,
look at that fancy design, the dark ash color and a shell of a single piece of CNC machined
aluminum cover look excellent at first glance. For an even fancier look, you can convert it into
a styled tablet and it's perfect for daily use. The stylus-compatible keyboard and touchscreen
include backlit lighting, and the touchpad enables multi-touch signals, allowing two or
more people to collaborate on a project. It honors multitasking by making it available to everyone,
including students, travelers, digital artists, instructors, and business professionals. It has
Bang & Olufsen quad speakers, and you can even put a microSD card in it thanks to HP's special
sonic boost. Apart from supporting your finger, the HP Stylus pen provides a variety of settings
to suit your needs. 'Hello, I'm here too,' said the fingerprint and facial recognition systems.
HP Spectre has a 15.6 inch 4K UHD AMOLED screen with 3840 x 2160 resolution at 400 nits to provide
ultra brightness sight. It is stuffed with the newest 10th Generation Intel Core i7-1065G7
processor up to 4.9 GHz speed. The integrated Intel Iris Xe GPU and RAM
made of 16GB DDR4 is ideal for intensive tasks including light gaming and video editing.
The disk space is 1TB SSD accompanied by NVMe M.2 Regarding battery life, it can roughly run
6 hours, it looks far behind the rivals in this area, but next time, hopefully,
we won't have any issues. Pros:
-Flawless performance -Cool design
-AMOLED 4k touchscreen Cons:
- Too heavy as a tablet -Battery life is not enough
-Stylus is not included in each configuration 3. A Very well put together laptop on the list
is the ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo - Best Feature-Packed Everything you may look for in a laptop is here,
once again, they proved their creativity and quality in the highest way possible.
Coming in Celestial Blue glossy touch, the Asus' so-called Ergolift design is here,
which means that the main body raises on rubber feet placed on the sides of the screen. I have
too many extra features to mention here let's begin with an almost bezel-less look with the
HD webcam camera on top of the screen and IR Hello camera for facial recognition.
The stylus pen is assisting you through more creativity with couple more functions within.
Now it's time to talk about the killer feature. The laptop has 2 displays,
the main display has a 15.6 inch OLED 4K UHD NanoEdge glossy touchscreen, and the second
screen has a 14 inch 4K matte touchscreen. To expand your experience of multitasking, you just
have to split the screen and open the needed apps on both displays. The screen is 3840 x 2160 pixel
resolution at 300+ nits superb brightness. It is packed with a 10th generation Intel
Core i9-10980HK Octa-Core Processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 with 8GB VRAM.
Quick storage and memory featuring 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD with 32GB DDR4 RAM are added, where you will
fully enjoy everything, I mean literally everything at the highest speed imaginable.
Moving onto the battery life, with fast charging capacity which lasts up to 5 hours,
but it gradually reduces when the second screen is on, it drops about 1.5 hours of nonstop work.
Pros: - Dual-screen
- Multiple features -superb overall and gaming performance
Cons: - Pricey
-Much heavier than standardized 15 inch laptops -Uncomfortable keyboard
2. Gaming hours are llikely to be more enjoyable with the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 - Best Gaming
Asus addresses a variety of customers' bases and needs by combining together all kinds of features
and making it fully balanced between creativity and gaming and surprisingly,
it won't hurt your pocket as well. The moonlight white color magnesium
and aluminum chassis have a shiny finish with a texture not to show any fingerprint. The back
has a programmable mini LED honeycomb kind of look. Alongside, the keyboard has no Numpad and
the typing experience is above average and the backlit lighting effect tells that the laptop is
mainly designed for gaming. Asus implemented the Ergolift feature on the bottom of the display to
create extra space underneath, so you won't have any problem with the cooling system.
This 14-inch screen size laptop has Full HD IPS display with 1920x1080 pixel resolution at 144Hz
refresh rate following with Anti Glare effect that provides a full sight even in a peak of sunlight.
Equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS processor with 8 cores
at 3 GHz base clock speed up to 4.6GHz boost clock speed. The Nvidia's GeForce
RTX 3060 Max-Q dedicated GPU of 6GB GDDR6 and 16 GB DDR4 RAM,
put a lot of power into the device. Store your files in a high capacity of 1 TB NVMe SSD.
For the casual gamer, this laptop fulfills my needs, thanks to its battery life of up
to 10 hours, which is one of the best ones I've seen so far in my opinion.
Pros: - Great quality and building materials
-Excellent battery life -Enthusiastic design
Cons: -No webcam
-Little noisy -RAM could be higher
1. Keep your coin in the pocket and get the brand new latest version laptop
from the Acer Aspire 5 - Best Budget What I love the most about Acer is
its constant improvement and most importantly the offered price point. I can guarantee you
that you won't be able to find any cheaper nor better quality laptop than this one.
Aspire 5 is covered in silver color. The aluminum lid and tapered construction give
it a stylish look. This comfy keyboard gives extra features that we haven't seen anything like this
at this price point. It has roomy backlit lighting with satisfying and smooth feels. The integrated
fingerprint reader and Acer's purified voice technology helps to avoid disturbing background
noises, we can notice the huge improvement in speech, which does not only create sharp calls but
talking to Alexa now is way easier than before. Display-wise, the notebook has a 15.6 inch Full
HD IPS display with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. Packed with Intel Core i3-1115G4 processor at
4.1GHz speed combines powerful performance and multiple interesting graphic capabilities. The RAM
is made of 4GB DDR4 with upgradable possibility however, that number should be fine for everyday
use activities but not in a professional manner. The device is packed with Intel UHD Graphics
and a 128GB SSD hard drive to do standardized computing tasks. After all, I don't think
Acer will produce this entry-level laptop for professionals, at least not at this price point.
The average battery life is 10 hours, it's long enough to maintain turned
on while surfing the web, binge-watching your favorite series, editing, and light programming.
Pros: -Slim look
-Economical - LOng-lasting battery life
Cons: -Older version Processor chip
-Only 128GB storage Thanks for watching! I hope you found this
video to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
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