Reduced price from £799, very good spec although not the lightest of laptops.
11 comments
nbgrobbo
21 Nov 16#1
Link not working
tricat to nbgrobbo
21 Nov 16#2
Works for me... What error you get?
nbgrobbo
21 Nov 161#3
Working now! Had John Lewis site earlier, but page not found....
Zampone
21 Nov 161#4
940M graphics card, for those who want to know.
Infinitesd
21 Nov 161#5
Voted Hot as it seems a good price compared to the previous £799.
Like I said on my deal for the Lenovo 700, you have to find a happy medium. One could ask why not go for the better processor and slightly upgraded GPU with SSD and HDD for £60 more? Though you would have to make due with a 15.6 screen, and 4gb memory. Or go even further and spend over £100 more and get an even better processor, or yet again another £300 more and get a better processor and GPU?
Now I just need to find that holy grail of a laptop for under £200.
rashk
22 Nov 16#6
:sunglasses: good one
Samluk
22 Nov 16#7
i would rather want it 256 GB ssd ~ but still good price
iz123456789
22 Nov 16#8
How good is this laptop being Acer and all? I've been looking for a laptop with high RAM and 2TB memory for around £500 mark but this laptop seem little "old" fashion! Let me know what you think. Any help, Thanks!
I purchased this laptop. I do not recommend and will most likely be returning. After spending 30 minutes uninstalling the bloatware I find the laptop slow and unresponsive. Boot time from on button to desktop is > 1 minute. I expect due to the non SSD disks.
Where as the hp 250 (£460) I also purchased with SSDs take 5 seconds to boot and generally way more responsive. (cheap plastic build tho)
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Like I said on my deal for the Lenovo 700, you have to find a happy medium. One could ask why not go for the better processor and slightly upgraded GPU with SSD and HDD for £60 more? Though you would have to make due with a 15.6 screen, and 4gb memory. Or go even further and spend over £100 more and get an even better processor, or yet again another £300 more and get a better processor and GPU?
Now I just need to find that holy grail of a laptop for under £200.
Where as the hp 250 (£460) I also purchased with SSDs take 5 seconds to boot and generally way more responsive. (cheap plastic build tho)