TechPP TeammoderatorAsked
Laptop names are confusing, so it helps to say what you'll actually do on it: office work and browsing, coding, photo or video editing, or games.
The specs that make the biggest difference, in rough order:
- Processor family and tier, not the GHz number.
- RAM: 16 GB is the comfortable minimum now.
- An SSD, ideally NVMe.
- A screen bright enough for where you work.
The laptop buying checklist explains each one and points out common traps on budget models: techpp.app/tool/laptop-buying-checklist
Share your budget and use, and the community can suggest what to look for.