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Hello, guys! Today, In this article, I am going to show you the best 14 laptops that fall under ₹70,000 in India to buy. In this price range, most of the manufacturers do provide a laptop with an Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 processor to give a better performance. The interesting thing here is that you will get a faster SSD storage with more RAM to speed up the work.
So, let's get started. But, before I proceed, read my article on the explanation of laptops specs which will give you an idea of what to expect from the laptop, If you're not familiar with it.
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Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14
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ASUS TUF FX505DT
Acer Predator Triton 300 PT315
Dell G3 3500
MSI GL65 Leopard
Lenovo ThinkPad E14
Lenovo Legion Y540
Acer Nitro 5 AN515
Lenovo IdeaPad S540
Acer Swift 3 SF314-57G
Asus VivoBook 15 X512
Asus VivoBook Ultra 15
HP 15s dr1000tx 2020
Asus VivoBook S14 S403JA
CPU : 1.8GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10510U Processor
Graphics : NVIDIA MX350 2GB GDDR5 Graphics
RAM : 2666MHz 8GB DDR4 SDRAM
Storage : 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display : 14-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 250 nits
Battery: 48Wh Li-ion battery | Lasted for 7 hours and 29 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 1.35 kg (2.98 Pounds)
Laptop dimensions: 32.5 x 23.2 x 1.8 cms
Read the full review here
High performance
The display has a large contrast ratio
Better multitasking
Enough loud and clear speakers
Pretty average battery life
Very thin bezels – just 3mm
Fast storage
Lightweight
Smooth, responsive, and accurate touchpad
Good thermal management
No thunderbolt port
A webcam is not integrated, rather comes separately
More display flex
Screen color gamut falls on poor side
Keyboard looks messy
The touchpad bent more than average when pressed
Touchpad isn’t a precision unit
Keys are giving inconsistent tactile feedback
Below an average brighter display
2 Arrow keys are small and badly placed
No Windows Hello support here
Can do
Graphics & Video Editing
Web/Android/Desktop Programming
Run most of the Engineering software like AutoCAD, CFD, Flow-3D, ANSYS, and many more
Gaming
Can’t do
iOS/Mac programming
Machine learning
Under Rs 70,000
This Mi Notebook is the only laptop that comes with an Intel Core i7 CPU to power up the laptop's performance under ₹70,000 in India. Its price is very near to ₹60,000 on Amazon India. It has the latest NVIDIA MX series GPU for graphics-intensive tasks.
Read the full review of Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition laptop here .
But, I have disappointed with the tactile feedback of the keyboard. Also, the touchpad was bent a little more than average when I have pressed it for click.
But, If something like that doesn't matter to you then this is the best deal for you, in my opinion. No manufacturer other than Mi is going to provide such a decent high-performance laptop at such a low price.
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CPU : 2.1GHz 4 Core AMD Ryzen 5 3550H Processor | 6MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB GDDR5
RAM : 2400MHz 8GB DDR4
Storage : 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 256GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display : 15.6-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel
Battery: 48Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 5 hours and 11 minutes during YouTube watching.
Weight : 4.89lb (2.2kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.04 x 26.2 x 2.7 cms
Higher performance
Far above an average screen contrast ratio
Display has good viewing angles
Average brighter display
Smooth and responsive precision touchpad
Pretty tactile keyboard
WASD keys are clear and easily identifiable
Average camera and microphone
Speakers are clear and enough loud at maximum volume
Observed little to no thermal throttling
Faster storage
During the highest mode, the middle of the keyboard found only little hot
Display has no G-Sync available
Screen color gamut are on the lower side
Machine has plastic build
Quite not possible to open the laptop using one finger
Arrow keys are little narrow
Little keyboard flex was observed during aggressive typing
Fingerprints show up
Minimal air intake vents
Fans are average louder
Graphics Editing
Video Editing
Web programming
Android programming
Desktop programming
Run most of the Engineering software like AutoCAD, CFD, and many more
Small-scale machine learning
Cannot do
Medium and above level of Machine learning
This Asus TUF is made for gaming primarily. It has an Intel Core i5 processor and NVIDIA GTX 1650 4GB graphics. Such specs are enough to let you perform even machine learning tasks on a smaller scale. And, you are getting this high-end machine at the price of under ₹70,000 which is pretty awesome.
The typing on this one is not incredible, just good. I have experienced a sound similar to the MBP's keyboard. The touchpad is also smooth and responsive, but I would recommend buying an external dedicated gaming mouse .
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CPU : 2.5GHz 4 Core 9th Gen Intel Core i5-9300H Processor | 6MB cache
RAM : 2666MHz 8GB DDR4 | Expandable up to 32GB
Storage : 1TB 7200RPM HDD + 256GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 144Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 293 nits
Battery: 59Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 4 hours and 59 minutes during YouTube watching.
Weight : 5.5lb (2.5kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.3 x 25.9 x 2.3 cms
Pretty solid all-metal build
Display has 144Hz refresh rates which eliminates V-Sync requirement
Side bezels are very small
Display is little above an average brighter
Display color gamut falls on the good side
Better thermal management
RAM expansion is possible
Dedicated NVIDIA GTX series GPU
Higher and faster hybrid storage
Tactile keyboard
Smooth, responsive, and accurate precision touchpad
Keys have 4 zone RGB backlit
Easily identifiable WASD keys
Little to no thermal throttling was observed
Little above an average camera quality
Laptop opens using just one finger
Above an average heavy
Battery life falls on poor side
Turbo button doesn't disable the turbo mode
Fans are noisy during turbo mode
Little more flex observed on both screen and keyboard
This Acer Predator Triton 300 is one of the awesome gaming laptops that comes at around ₹70,000 in India to buy. This laptop is nearly identical to the Asus TUF FX505DT. But, when the battery comparison takes place, this one sucks in front of FX505DT.
The keyboard does have tactile feedback to give. But, still, I found less in quality in the keyboard. The touchpad uses Precision drivers. It is smooth, responsive, and accurate. The performance of this laptop is driven by an Intel Core i5 processor with NVIDIA GTX 4GB GPU and 8GB of DDR4 RAM.
CPU : 4.5GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10300H Processor | 8MB cache
RAM : 2933MHz 8GB DDR4 | Upgradable to 16GB
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 120Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 246 nits
Battery: 51Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 3 hours and 56 minutes while watching YouTube.
Weight : 5lb (2.3kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.55 x 25.4 x 2.16 cms
RAM upgrade option available
Pretty sturdy despite plastic build
Tactile feedback
Dedicated GPU
Keys have 2-level backlit
Pretty higher screen contrast ratio
Easily distinguishable WASD keys
It's just possible to open it using one finger
Side bezels are smaller
Display has good viewing angles and refreshes at 120Hz
No G-Sync available
Display is little less brighter than average
Screen color gamut falls on the poor side
Little more screen flex
Keyboard flex has extended to the palm rest
2 fans are little smaller than average
Slightly bad thermal management observed
Disappointing battery life
2 down-firing speakers are loud at max volume but feels tiny, overall not good
This Dell G3 is just an entry-level gaming machine offered by Dell. It is powered by an Intel Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA GTX 1650 GPU.
Having a tactile keyboard although I got a shallow feeling during typing and a smooth, responsive, and accurate precision touchpad still doesn't make it incredible due to its poor side falling display and a little bad thermal management.
Overall, it is good but not excellent, that's what I can say about it.
Read the full review of Dell G3 3500 gaming laptop here .
CPU : 4.1GHz 4 Core 9th Gen Intel Core i5-9300H Processor | 6MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB GDDR6
RAM : 2666MHz 8GB DDR4 | Upgradable to 64GB
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 60Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 246 nits
Battery: 41Wh 6 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 2 hours and 34 minutes while watching YouTube.
Weight : 4.87lb (2.2kg)
Laptop dimensions: 35.7 x 24.8 x 2.75 cms
More air intake vents
Pretty sturdy all-metal build
Tactile keyboard with Per-key RGB 4-level backlit
Smooth and responsive touchpad
Display is quite brighter
Screen color gamut are pretty good
Very thin bezels
RAM upgrade option is available
Display overdrive option is available
No option to disable Optimus
Touchpad isn't clicky, it has two separate buttons to register clicks
Keyboard flex little extended to the palm rest area
Camera and microphone are below an average in quality
Display contrast ratio falls on the lower side
2 down-firing speakers are enough loud at max volume but tiny and muffled
Laptop is more than average thick
Not possible to open it using one finger
The MSI GL65 leopard didn't work like Leopard during my testings. Like Dell G3, it's an entry-level gaming machine offered by MSI. Intel's Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA GTX 1650 GPU is empowering the laptop to attain the maximum possible performance.
In terms of the display, keyboard, and touchpad quality, this laptop is slightly above when compared to Dell G3. The reason to put it below the G3 is its other issues I have faced during testing.
But, under ₹70,000 budget, this machine is fantastic as it can do a lot of stuff like gaming, programming, graphics & video editing, and many more.
CPU : 1.6GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10210U Processor | 6MB Smart Cache
Graphics : Intel Integrated UHD Graphics
Display : 14-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 306 nits
Battery: 45Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 6 hours and 59 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 1.69 kg (3.7 Pounds)
Ports: 1 USB Type-C Gen-1, 2 USB 3.1 Gen 1, 1 USB 2.0, 1 HDMI 1.4b, 1 Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45), 1 3.5mm Audio/combo jack, and 1 Kensington lock
Read the full review here (Core-i7 variant)
Pretty solid and sturdy build
Faster SSD storage
Pretty average brighter display
Higher screen contrast ratio
Opens using just one finger
Camera has a privacy shutter
Speakers are enough louder
Highest durability
Enough bigger and well-placed 4 arrow keys
Average battery life
Fingerprint reader
Silent fan
Little poor camera and microphone
No Windows Hello support
Speakers aren’t clear
Smooth matte surface does attract fingerprint
A bit poor thermal management
Lenovo ThinkPad E14 is not a gaming machine. It's an office laptop for professional use. You can play games on it, at the same time, don't expect high performance. Its price is under ₹70,000 but still has no thunderbolt port which feels slightly over budget machine with fewer features. A very high spec is powering the laptop but still, thermal performance and display are disappointing.
Overall, its highest durability is somewhat a point to attract the people but inside of it, I have found nothing incredible but just good. It has also another variant available with a change in storage as follows.
Read the full review of Core-i7 variant of ThinkPad E14 here .
Intel Core i5 CPU + Intel UHD GPU + 8GB RAM + 1TB HDD and 128GB SSD
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Android development
Web development
High-end gaming
CPU : 2.4GHz 4 Core 9th Gen Intel Core i5-9300H Processor | 8MB Smart Cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GTX 1650 4GB GDDR5 Graphics
RAM : 2666MHz 8GB DDR4
Display : 15.6-inch 60Hz FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 246 nits
Battery: 52.5Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 6 hours on YouTube watching.
Weight : 5lb (2.3 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36 x 26.7 x 2.6 cms
Tactile keyboard with 2-level backlits
Smooth, responsive and accurate touchpad
Pretty sturdy plastic build
Display is average brighter
Screen color gamut are very good
180-degree hinge
Opens by just one finger
Speakers are enough loud at max volume
Fans are very silent compared to other gaming laptops
Large belt of air intake vents underneath the laptop
Long-lasting battery
Middle of the keyboard feels more than average hot
Little thick
Display contrast falls on lower side
Screen has little more flex
Touchpad doesn't click down itself, rather it has two separate buttons
This Lenovo Legion Y540 is a business class gaming laptop. This configuration is an entry-level machine for gamers. Except for a little less bright display, everything on this laptop is fine.
It has NVIDIA Optimus available which switches to Intel integrated GPU during normal use to save the battery. This machine has got the longest battery life for uses other than gaming.
CPU : 4.1GHz 4 Core 9th Gen Intel Core i5-9300H Processor | 6MB Smart Cache
Display : 15.6-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare Panel | 253 nits
Battery: 57Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 8 hours and 17 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 4.78lb (2.2 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.35 x 25.5 x 2.69 cms
Pretty high screen contrast ratio
Keys have tactile feedback to give
Precision touchpad is smooth, responsive, and accurate
Quite long-lasting battery
Pretty solid plastic build
Well bigger and good placement of arrow keys
Keys have 4-level of zonal red color backlit
Impressive thermal management
WASD part observed pretty cool during maximum stress mode
Fans are average loud
Display is below an average brighter
Little more screen flex observed
Keyboard flex found to be extended to the palm rest area
Fingerprints show up but easy to wipe away
This Acer Nitro 5 is an entry-level gaming machine offered by Acer. It has the highest battery life despite just a 57Wh capacity battery. Its keyboard is pretty tactile. The touchpad is also impressive. This machine could be more awesome if it has an impressive display.
In addition to that, I have also found better thermal management inside this laptop to overcome the heating issue.
Read the full review of Acer Nitro 5 AN515 gaming laptop here .
CPU: 1.6GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10210U Processor | 6MB Smart Cache
Graphics: Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce MX250 2GB GDDR5
RAM: 2400MHz 8GB DDR4
Storage: 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD
Display: 15.6-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 299 nits
Battery: 52.5Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 8 hours and 33 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight: 1.8 Kg (4 Pounds)
Laptop dimensions: 35.8 x 24.5 x 1.7 cms
Read the full review of Core-i7 variant here
Small bezels
Good tactile keyboard
Speakers are just okay and clear at max volume
Display brightness is okay
No Optical drive
Touchpad is below an average small
2 Arrow keys are smaller and not well-placed
Little bad thermal management
Gaming at medium settings
Gaming at high settings
Read the full review of Core-i7 variant of this Lenovo IdeaPad S540 here .
CPU : 1.0GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce MX250 2GB GDDR5
Display : 14-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 238 nits
Battery: 48Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 4 hours and 39 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 1.19 Kg (2.6 Pounds)
Laptop dimensions: 32 x 21.7 x 1.6 cms
Display has higher than average contrast ratio
Smooth and responsive clickable touchpad
Has a thunderbolt port
Dedicated Graphics
Below an average bright display
Bad placement of the Page Up/Down and arrow keys
Page Up/Down and Arrow keys are too small led to miss press
Poor screen color gamut
Acer Swift 3 looks quite premium at first sight. It is powered by an Intel Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA MX250 2GB GPU. Despite such high specs, it's not possible to perform deep learning tasks on it. Also, the display is not bright not have enough good color gamut.
The keyboard has pretty tactile feedback to give but at the same time, the arrow keys are small and badly placed. So, overall, not an incredible but not a bad machine. It's just a good office-level laptop to buy for under ₹70,000 in India.
Read the full review of Acer Swift 3 SF314-57G laptop .
CPU : 1.0GHz 10th Gen 4 Core Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor | 6MB Smart cache
Graphics : NVIDIA GeForce MX330 2GB GDDR5
RAM : 3200MHz 8GB DDR4 | Expandable up to 12GB
Display : 15.6-inch FHD display | TN panel
Battery: 37Wh 2 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 3 hour and 41 minutes during YouTube watching.
Weight: 1.75 kg (3.86 pounds)
Laptop dimensions: 35.7 x 23 x 2 cms
Touchpad does click down anywhere
Keys have backlit available
Fingerprint doesn't show up
Bad viewing angles
Display is lower bright
More than average keyboard and screen flex observed
This X512 Asus VivoBook is something like outer is good but bad from inside. This laptop looks premium but has not such enough features despite Intel Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA MX330 GPU.
CPU : 2.0GHz 8 Core AMD Ryzen 7-4700U Processor | 8MB Smart Cache
Graphics : Integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega 7 Graphics
RAM : 3200MHz 8GB DDR4 | Upgradable to 12GB
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 60Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare Panel | 245 nits
Battery: 42Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 6 hours and 4 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 4lb (1.8 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36 x 23.5 x 2 cms
Read the full review here (Ryzen-5 CPU)
Slightly above an average battery life
Smooth, accurate, and responsive touchpad
Keyboard backlits are pretty bright
Speakers are enough loud at maximum volume
Better camera and microphone
Windows Hello support
Fans are below average loud
RAM can be expanded
Faster wireless connectivity governed by Wi-Fi 6
No dedicated GPU
Touch isn’t a precision unit
Little more keyboard flex
Typing on it gives some shallow feelings
Too less air intake vents
4 arrow keys are small and messy
Doesn’t open with one finger
Little more thermal throttling
Display below average brighter
Web/Desktop Programming
Android Programming without Emulators
Run some of the engineering software like AutoCAD, DWSIM, and many more
Graphics and Video Editing
Android Programming with emulators in parallel
This Asus Ultra VivoBook is coming with Ryzen 7 processor to power up the performance. It has no dedicated graphics. The keys have pretty tactile feedback to give and a touchpad found smooth, responsive, and accurate.
Overall, it feels sturdy build despite having a plastic material. Fingerprints do show up but easy to wipe off. Its thermal management was observed to be average good with the contribution of a silent fan.
Read the full review of Asus VivoBook Ultra 15 M513 (Ryzen 5 CPU) laptop here .
CPU : 1.6GHz 4 Core Intel Core i5-10210U Processor | 6MB Smart Cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA MX130 2GB GDDR5 Graphics
Display : 15.6-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare Panel | 227 nits
Battery: 41Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 4 hours and 59 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 3.84lb (1.74 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 35.9 x 24.2 x 2 cms
Dedicated NVIDIA GPU
Average lasting battery
Display brightness is on lower side
Screen color gamut is on the poor side
Does not open using one finger
Keyboard doesn't feel tactile
Touchpad does not click down anywhere
Touchpad is not accurate also not uses Precision drivers
Thermal management is little disappointing
Arrow keys not well-placed
Display flex is little more than average
This HP machine is just okay. It doesn't offer any incredible not anything bad. But, I have to agree that despite having a plastic build, this laptop feels overall sturdy enough.
CPU : 1.0GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor | 6MB cache, 3.6GHz Max.
Graphics : Integrated Intel UHD Graphics
RAM : 3733MHz 8GB LPDDR4X
Storage : 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD + 32GB Intel Optane Memory
Display : 14-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel
Battery : 72Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery
Wireless connectivity : 802.11ax 2×2 Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0
Weight : 3lb (1.35kg)
Laptop dimensions : 32.3 x 20.8 x 1.7 cms
Thunderbolt-3 port which also support Display port and power delivery
Smooth, responsive, and accurate precision-enabled touchpad
Fingerprint sensor with Windows Hello support
Wide viewing angles display
Average quality camera and microphone
No Windows Hello support for camera
Fingerprints show up but easy to clean
Speakers are below-average loud
Display is little below-average brighter
Small and very closely placed 4 arrow keys
Android programming without emulator
Run most of the Engineering software like AutoCAD and many more
This Asus VivoBook S14 S403JA laptop is the most lightweight, thin and long-lasting one. A best option for one who travels a lot.
Read the full review of Asus VivoBook S14 S403JA laptop .
How I have measured the battery life of laptops shown in this article?
For laptops with keyboard backlit, I have turned it off and set the screen brightness to 50% with background apps disabled.
And, for gaming laptop, I have turned the keyboard lighting off with screen brightness set to 50% and background apps disabled.
In addition to that, the battery life was tested on an integrated graphics. In the case of gaming laptops, If no option for Optimus available, the battery life was tested on the dedicated GPU performance.
How I tested the screen color gamut?
The laptop's screen color gamut was tested using Spyder 5 PRO. The results shown was detected from the center of the screen.
How I have tested the display nits?
The nits were tested from the center of the display.
How the speakers quality was tested?
To test whether the speakers are enough loud, I have used Digitech's Sound Level meter. So, while watching youtube videos, the sound coming from it was measured in dB.
To check for clear sound, I have used my ears - to be frank, and LatencyMon results.
In addition to that, I have also tested the vibration level produced by the speakers at maximum volume and also noticed the place to which it has extended.
How I have measured the thermal performance?
For gaming laptops, I have performed the stress and gaming tests in all the modes available except idle mode. And, recorded the temperature rise.
For normal laptops, I have performed the stress tests for 5 times and shown you the average results. Because, gaming isn't possible even near to the mark in normal laptops.
In addition to that, I have also removed the bottom cover to show you the placement of fans and their size, processor, and the heat pipes shared between the CPU and GPU. Because, that will give you an idea on whether change from side affect to the next one or not.
How I have decided the tactile keyboard?
I have typed 2 pages on the NotePad. In addition to that, I have also measured the key travel. Laptops with 1.5mm key travel at least, gives a pretty nice tactile feedback. But, some laptops give shallo feeling despite tactile feedback. So, that something must be known to you. And, it can only be detected by typing on it.
How I have tested the touchpad?
The touchpad was tested by performing the gestures acitivities.
How I have measured the keyboard and a palm rest temperature?
Using a temperature gun only.
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