Motorola Motobook 60 14IRH10R (83J7000CIN) Laptop

Verdict

At Rs 66,990, the Moto Book 60 isn`t trying to outmuscle gaming rigs or high-performance ultrabooks. However, this is not what it was built for. Instead, Motorola delivers a stylish, well-rounded laptop that nails the essentials and punches above its weight in key areas like the OLED display, premium build, and upgradability. The Intel Core 5 210H doesn`t offer impressive benchmark performance, but it`s more than up to the task for everyday productivity, media consumption, and casual creative work. The 2.8K 120Hz OLED screen alone is something you don`t usually see at this price, and it genui... Read Full Verdict

At Rs 66,990, the Moto Book 60 isn`t trying to outmuscle gaming rigs or high-performance ultrabooks. However, this is not what it was built for. Instead, Motorola delivers a stylish, well-rounded laptop that nails the essentials and punches above its weight in key areas like the OLED display, premium build, and upgradability. The Intel Core 5 210H doesn`t offer impressive benchmark performance, but it`s more than up to the task for everyday productivity, media consumption, and casual creative work. The 2.8K 120Hz OLED screen alone is something you don`t usually see at this price, and it genuinely elevates the user experience.While it isn`t perfect with its underwhelming speakers and poor gaming performance, it is a great option if you`re a student or office worker looking for a lightweight laptop that looks good, feels premium, and has decent performance. For under Rs 70,000, the Moto Book is easily recommendable and gives solid competition to established brands like ASUS, Dell, HP, and others.