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Pros: Good performance, Easy upgradability, Ample connectivity options, Excellent value for money
Cons: Battery life could have been better, Dubious service
Verdict: For its price, the Colorful P15 offers great performance for 1080p gaming. The RTX 4050 GPU, which supports DLSS, makes it one of the strongest gaming laptops in its segment. There`s definitely room for improvement, but the laptop`s easy upgradability options make it possible. The value for money is only challenged by the lack of enough service centres, which might not be an issue for everyone based on their location.
Pros: Appealing design, Robust build quality, Good gaming performance for the price, Reliable battery life
Cons: Limited upgradability, Bulky power brick
Verdict: For Rs 64,990, the Infinix GT Book offers good gaming performance, reliable battery life, and a crisp display with good colour coverage. The Infinix GT Book is a compelling option for anyone looking to purchase an entry-level gaming laptop that can withstand the test of time thanks to its impressive thermal management and robust build quality. However, the picture is not all rosy, as it has its flaws, notably its limited upgradability.
Pros: Capable performer, Snappy 144Hz display, Affordable
Cons: Trackpad rattles on touch, Port selection could`ve been better
Verdict: For its price, the Acer ALG AL15G-52 laptop delivers where it matters most and offers a good gaming experience at 1080p resolution. It also sports an elegant design, although leaves a bit to be desired in the ports and battery department. Regardless, for the price, the laptop gets a recommendation from us.
Pros: Relatively lighter build, Good performance on a budget, 120Hz display is great for competitive games
Cons: Thermals can get high, Can`t run AAA games consistently, Unappealing keyboard design
Verdict: The MSI Thin 15 is a decent budget gaming machine with Intel Core -5-12450H and NVIDIA RTX 2050. Its 144Hz display makes it perfect for competitive gaming but not AAA titles. It has a good port selection, average battery life, and 16GB RAM, which makes it suitable for most online multiplayer titles.
Pros: Sturdy build quality, Impressive thermal performance, Decent CPU and GPU performance, Easy upgradability
Cons: Default config is at 8GB RAM, Small battery, Mediocre Webcam, Sub par speakers
Verdict: With LOQ 15IAX9I (2024) Lenovo did its best to build a budget gaming machine, especially for those with a tight budget of Rs. 60,000. It offers a sturdy build and a great selection of I/O ports including an RJ45 port. The Core i5 12th Gen-HX chip paired with a discrete Arc GPU from Intel, can handle old AAA titles with ease. However, the default 8GB RAM affects the performance, thanks to the additional slot you can upgrade it.
Pros: Good gaming performance, Durable build quality, Plenty of connectivity options, Easy upgradability
Cons: Slightly washed-out display, Measly battery life, Average webcam
Verdict: For about Rs. 50,000, the ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506HF-HN025W checks a lot of the crucial boxes for budget gamers. The display could have been better, but does work fine for most gaming needs. The performance is excellent considering the price, and while the battery life could have been better, it`s still a solid recommendation for a gaming laptop around the 50K price mark.
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