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Hello, This is Thanalysis, and today in this article, I am going to show you the 12 best laptops that you can buy for around ₹80,000 in India. As the price is nearly below an average, you gonna get a bit high specs compared to 60,000 or 70,000 price range laptops . At this price, many don't offer a Core i7 processor but Mi does.
So, let's get started. But, before I begin, I would like to recommend to you my article on the explanation of laptop specs . It will give you an idea of what does the spec mean.
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
This Mi Notebook 14 is a low-budget laptop comes with an Intel Core i7 CPU and NVIDIA MX330 2GB GPU. Mi is the only manufacturer who does provide such specs at a low price. But, this laptop has certain disappointing things also.
I am happy that you can do gaming at medium settings on this laptop, but overall you won't get the performance that you get in the decent gaming machines.
Read the full review of Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition laptop here .
For writers and programmers, typing will be somewhat disappointing due to inconsistent tactile feedback. However, you can overcome it by buying an external dedicated keyboard .
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CPU : 2.9GHz 8 Core AMD Ryzen 7-4800H Processor | 8MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti 4GB GDDR6 Graphics
RAM : 3200MHz 8GB DDR4 | Upgradable to 32GB
Storage : 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 256GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 144Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 262 nits
Battery: 48Wh 3 Cell Li-Po battery | Lasted for 5 hours and 58 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 2 kg (4.56 Pounds)
Laptop dimensions: 35.98 x 25.6 x 2.49 cms
The pretty sturdy plastic build
The keyboard has pretty nice tactile feedback
Keyboard has a single zone LED backlit which also illuminates secondary functions
Smooth, accurate, and responsive precision touchpad
Very nice thermal management
WASD keys found pretty cool during performance mode
The middle of the keyboard doesn't get too hot
Easily distinguishable WASD keys
The display has a pretty high refresh rate
Faster SSD storage
Fans are average loud at maximum speed
2 down-firing speakers are loud at max volume
Keyboard flex doesn't extend to the palm rest area
RAM upgrade is possible
No G-Sync available here
No Windows Hello support
Little problematic while opening it with one finger
Display brightness is a little below than average
Speakers have little bass present at max volume
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
The Asus TUF A15 is a gaming laptop powered by Ryzen 7 CPU and NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti GPU. Such high specs allow it to provide a very high performance.
I have found better thermal management inside this laptop. During the performance mode, the WASD part and the middle of the keyboard found pretty cool.
Furthermore, you cannot use the performance mode on the battery. You must plug-in the laptop to use it. Overall, I observed almost no thermal throttling in the CPU.
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CPU : 2.6GHz 6 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10750U Processor | 12MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GTX 1650 4GB GDDR6 Graphics
RAM : 2933MHz 16GB DDR4
Display : 15.6-inch FHD 120Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 238 nits
Battery: 60Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 5 hours and 11 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight : 5 lbs (2.3 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.3 x 26 x 2.4 cms
Smooth multitasking
Pretty sturdy build despite a plastic build
Opens with one finger
Better thermal management
Keyboard has pretty tactile feedback to give
The touchpad is smooth and responsive
The camera and microphone are averages in quality
180-degree hinge
Higher refresh rate display
Average battery life
Many air intake holes
No G-Sync available
Speakers have some bass present at max volume and also found a little less loud
Fingerprints do show up
The display is below an average brighter
Screen color gamut falls on the poor side
This Lenovo Legion 5i is coming with a 16GB of DDR4 RAM to make multitasking even more smooth compared to other gaming laptops I have tested and shown in this article.
The 60Wh battery lasted for roughly 1 hour only while playing The Witcher 3. But, during YouTube watching, it has lasted for 5 hours and 11 minutes.
CPU: 1.8GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10510U Processor | 8MB cache
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 640 2GB Graphics
RAM: 2666MHz 8GB DDR4
Storage: 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 128GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display: 14-inch FHD 60Hz display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 306 nits
Battery: 45Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 6 hours and 41 minutes on YouTube watching.
Weight: 3.73 lbs (1.69 kg)
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
Pretty solid and sturdy build
Pretty tactile keyboard
Smooth, responsive, and accurate precision touchpad
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
Fingerprint reader
Silent fan
Little poor camera and microphone
Speakers aren’t clear
Smooth matte surface does attract fingerprint
A bit poor thermal management
Gaming at low settings
Gaming at medium and above settings
This Lenovo ThinkPad E14 isn't a gaming machine. Because of its Intel Core i7 CPU and AMD GPU, it is possible to play almost all games at low settings. But, to be frank, the gaming experience was never great for me at low settings. This laptop got an average brighter display but its color gamut found fallen on the poor side. Also, the screen response time measured was found high, which shouldn't.
Read the full review of Lenovo ThinkPad E14 laptop here .
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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 : 4.87 lb (2.2 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 35.7 x 24.8 x 2.75 cms
More air intake vents
The pretty sturdy all-metal build
Tactile keyboard with Per-key RGB 4-level backlit
A smooth and responsive touchpad
The display is quite brighter
The screen color gamut is pretty good
Very thin bezels
RAM upgrade option is available
Display overdrive option is available
Faster storage
No option to disable Optimus
Fingerprints show up
The touchpad isn’t clicky, it has two separate buttons to register clicks
Little more screen flex
Keyboard flex little extended to the palm rest area
The 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
The laptop is more than average thick
Not possible to open it using one finger
This MSI's leopard is also an entry-level gaming machine. It has somewhat more disappointing things than impressive.
It has no option to disable the Optimus. The touchpad doesn't click down anywhere. The keyboard is tactile but at the same time, the flex has extended to the palm rest area.
And, on this laptop, you won't be able to enjoy the gaming on a 5K external monitor since it doesn't have a thunderbolt port. Camera quality is found below an average with no Windows hello support here.
CPU : 4.2GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10210U Processor | 6MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA MX230 2GB GDDR5 Graphics
RAM : 2133MHz 8GB LPDDR3
Display : 15.6-inch FHD display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 297 nits
Battery: 52Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 5 hours and 49 minutes while watching YouTube.
Weight : 2.9 lb (1.32 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 32 x 20.6 x 1.8 cms
Higher performance
Has thunderbolt port
Little more than average brighter display
Dedicated GPU
The precision touchpad found smooth, responsive, and accurate
Pretty solid magnesium-alloy build
Screen color gamut falls on the impressive side
The display has good viewing angles
Fans are silent
Very fast wireless connectivity powered by Wi-Fi 6
Touchpad doesn't click down anywhere rather it has two separate buttons to register clicks
Silver keys with white font are problematic in low ambient-light room
Speakers are a bit less loud than it should be
This is the best laptop from Dell's Inspiron series around ₹80,000 in India to buy. In my opinion, it has everything to power up your work and its low weight will help you out in easy portability.
It is powered by an Intel Core i5 processor and NVIDIA MX230 2GB GPU.
CPU : 4.5GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-10300H Processor | 8MB cache
Graphics : Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti 4GB GDDR5
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 : 5 lb (2.3 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 36.55 x 25.4 x 2.16 cms
RAM upgrade option available
Pretty sturdy despite a plastic build
Tactile feedback
The smooth and responsive precision touchpad
Keys have 2-level backlit
Pretty higher screen contrast ratio
It’s just possible to open it using one finger
Side bezels are smaller
The display has good viewing angles and refreshes at 120Hz
The display is a little less bright than average
Keyboard flex has extended to the palm rest
2 fans are a little smaller than average
Slightly bad thermal management observed
Disappointing battery life
2 down-firing speakers are loud at max volume but feel tiny, overall not good
This is just an entry-level Dell's gaming machine. It is powered by an Intel Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti 4GB Graphics.
The specs are high, but typing on the keyboard has given a shallow feeling. But, it is okay if the keyboard is tactile. For the touchpad, I found no issue with it. Despite such a high price, Dell hasn't provided the average brighter display even.
Also, the screen color gamut was found falling on the poor side. But, that's a matter for content creation, not for gaming.
Read the full review of Dell G3 3500 gaming laptop here .
CPU : 1.0GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor
Graphics : Integrated Intel UHD Graphics
RAM : 8GB DDR4X RAM | Upgradable to 32GB
Display : 14-inch FHD touch display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 314 nits
Battery: 56Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 7 hours and 21 minutes while watching YouTube.
Weight : 2 lb (0.94 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 31.8 x 21.1 x 1.5 cms
Fair performance
Pretty solid metal build
Little above an average brighter display
Screen color gamut falls on the rich side
Faster wireless connectivity governed by Wi-Fi 6
Keys have 2-level of white backlit
Has thunderbolt-3 port
Lightweight and Slim for better portability
Better thermal management by a single fan
Powerful integrated graphics
Long-lasting battery
A fan found extremely quiet during the stress test
No dedicated GPU
Arrow keys are smaller and badly placed
The power button can be mistakenly pressed
Web & Desktop Programming
Android programming without emulators
Android programming with emulators in parallel
This Acer Swift 5 is a lightweight and slim laptop coming with an Intel Iris Plus graphics. It has an Intel Core i5 CPU for better processing power.
Most importantly, It has a Wi-Fi 6 card to provide you the better and faster wireless connectivity compared to other machines. Furthermore, under around ₹80,000 price range, you will get a laptop with an impressive touchscreen display.
CPU : 1.0GHz 4 Core 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G1 Processor | 6MB cache
RAM : 3733MHz 8GB LDDR4X RAM
Display : 14-inch FHD touch display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 321 nits
Battery: 67Wh 4 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 8 hours and 53 minutes while watching YouTube.
Weight : 2.6 lb (1.17 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 31.9 x 20.8 x 1.4 cms
Quite impressive little above an average brighter display
Screen color gamut falls on the pretty rich side
Better and faster wireless connectivity powered by Wi-Fi 6 card
Keys have white backlit
The touchpad has an inbuilt on-demand number pad
A good camera and microphone quality
Windows Hello support
IR Face recognition login feature
Lightweight and slim for easy portability
The pretty sturdy and solid all-metal build
Arrow keys are smaller and not well-placed
Problematic to open it using one finger
This Asus ZenBook 14 is a lightweight and slim laptop like Acer Swift 5. But, Here again, Acer wins the battle in terms of better portability.
Here, in this laptop, Asus does have provided many unique features such as an on-demand number pad on the touchpad, IR face recognition, Windows Hello support, and many more.
So, overall, pretty perfect for office use. However, due to Intel UHD graphics, it's least possible to do gaming but performance is quite disappointing.
RAM : 2666MHz 8GB DDR4 RAM
Display : 15.6-inch FHD touch display | IPS & Anti-glare panel | 223 nits
Battery: 42Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery
Weight : 5 lb (2.2 kg)
Laptop dimensions: 38 x 25.8 x 2.3 cms
Dedicated NVIDIA GPU
Average lasting battery
Pretty sturdy build
Speakers are average loud and clear at maximum volume
Camera and Microphone are averages in quality
Keys have inconsistent tactile feedback to give
Touchpad found not accurate in handling the gestures
The screen is below an average bright and the color gamut falls on the poor side
This just an entry-level Dell machine for office use using power features. This one is powered by an Intel Core i5 CPU and NVIDIA's MX series GPU.
Read the full review of Dell Inspiron 3593 laptop .
Battery: 45Wh 3 Cell Li-ion battery | Lasted for 4 hours and 57 minutes while watching YouTube.
Keyboard has pretty tactile feedback
Speakers loud and clear at max volume
Touchpad clicks down anywhere
Disappointing camera and microphone quality
Little more display flex
Like Dell Inspiron 15 3593, this one is an entry-level machine for professional users. Its price is around ₹80,000 in India, at the time I'm writing this article.
Not bad, Not incredible, Slightly below an average machine to get the job done.
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 | Upgradable to 12GB
Storage: 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 256GB PCIe NVMe M.2 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: 4 lbs (1.8 kg)
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
The touchpad is below an average small
The camera and microphone are below an average
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 Lenovo IdeaPad S540 here .
LAPTOPS
SELLER
Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14
AMAZON
Asus TUF A15 FA506II
Lenovo Legion 5i
Lenovo ThinkPad E14
MSI GL65 Leopard
Dell Inspiron 7490
Dell G3 3500
Acer Swift 5 SF514
Asus ZenBook 14 2020
Dell Inspiron 15 3593
HP Pavilion 15 CS3006TX
Lenovo IdeaPad S540
1. How I have tested the battery life of the laptops?
To test the battery life, I have kept background apps off, keyboard lighting off (if available), and screen brightness set to 50%. Then, just enjoyed YouTube while keeping the timer on.
2. How the screen color gamut was tested?
I have used Spyder 5 PRO to test the screen color gamut.
3. How I have determined that the keyboard is tactile?
To test the keyboard, I have typed 2 pages on Notepad. During typing, I have also measured the actual key travel in mm. In this way, I have also come to know that some laptops' keyboard despite having good tactile feedback, gives shallow feeling during typing.
4. How I have tested the touchpad?
I have performed several gestures activity to test the touchpad's smoothness, responsiveness, and accuracy. For precision recognition, Windows tells that whether it is or not.
5. How I have checked the flex?
For screen flex, I have intentionally moved the screen by fair movements using my fingers to check the flex level. It indirectly also gives information about hinge placement.
For keyboard flex, I have intentionally pushed the keyboard down hard to check the flex level. In addition to that, I have also tested it for expansion towards or to the palm rest portion.
6. How I have measured the speakers quality?
To check the speaker's loudness, I have personally listened to the audio from a YouTube video and tested the sound level in dB using DigiTech's sound level meter.
To check the speaker's clarity, bass, and tiny sound, I have used both DigiTech's sound level meter and a LatencyMon's test results.
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