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Similar to he Acer Aspire V Nitro Black I got back in Septenger for £799.
That's a Skylake i5, 960m gt, 8gb dd4 dual channel and a 1tb drive with 256 PCIe ssd.
More than happy with it.
Keyboards almost identical too. Battery is not removable but it's a lithium cell which I prefer anyway.
Gaming laptops should stop looking "gamery" and they should aim for more subtle looks.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
Dell Inspiron 7559:
Same processor / Same GPU but with 4Gb DDR5 instead of 2Gb / 4k IPS Display / 74Whr Battery instead of 48Whr / Less "gamery" design / 1Tb mechanical drive (with space for SATA3 M2 SSD drive, easily accessible by removing 1 philips screw), 8Gb DDR3 1 stick, 2 bays available
Bought for £820 last October (currently £899 online)...so better GPU / better display / better battery / more subtle design / easy upgrades to RAM and additional SSD if desired.
Or you can just the better GPU and battery for £749 in the base 7559 model, this seems overpriced in comparison.
Yeah but you don't have a dell badge in your face for the whole time you own it lol
Not a bad thing, plenty of things Dell do very well.
True, like any company, good and bad stuff.
Tbh I wouldn't normally touch an Acer laptop but this ones built surprisingly well.
After 10 years of fixing laptops I've seen a lot of questionable internal designs.
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