Asus X554LJ-XX104D 15.6" (i5-5200U, 4GB, 500GB, NV GT920M, NO Windows)

quite nice but does ot comes with windows. need install ownself. if have somefriend dat know jack sparrow. then its good

Acer Aspire E5-474G-50URb 14" (i5-6200U, 4GB, 1TB, NV 920M, W10H)

dell have slimmer build, better graphic card, quad core i5.
maybe you might want choose dell coz dell offer better service after sales than lenovo

lenovo still have haswell architecture i7 which is predecessor processor before skylake on dell.

try check this

Asus A456UF-WF032T i5-6200U, GT930m, 14" 4GB on BD, 1TB, W10

Asus K401UB-FR011T i5-6200U, GT940m, 14" FHD 4GB on BD, 1TB, W10, 1.65kg, no ODD*

if does not need optical disk drive. K401UB is much better.

dell have those lineup for aggresive use too.. but.. good thing is.... if i not mistaken... can use in jungle

Asus K401UB-FR011T i5-6200U, GT940m, 14" FHD 4GB on BD, 1TB, W10, 1.65kg, no ODD*
if u no need optical disk drive. get this asus. less than 2kg....

what does 2.5Ghz means to u? just curious. sometimes. if u need response rate faster. its much better spend more on SSD. because current hdd is not as fast as u want. the processor speed for processing is usually refer to processing power. sometimes. even its mention 2.5ghz.. the speed is not until that speed. the trick lies on ssd

Asus X540LJ-XX022D X-Series 15.6" (i3-4005U, 4GB, 500GB, NV GT920M, NO Windows)
Lenovo Ideapad 100-14IBD 80RK00-0MMJ 14" (i3-5005U, 2GB, 500GB, N16V-GM, W10H)

win10 min requirement for running smoothly is 4gb ram. im not sure if thats lenovo is good investment or not. but i suggest. take that asus if you have some friend good installing OS for u

Lenovo getting worse these days.

Not sure how/what you intend to use it for and am assuming no heavy duty stuff. You could consider this for just over RM1.2k:

LENOVO 100S-14 : 14.0" 1366 x 768 / INTEL CELERON N3050(2M 2.16GHZ) / 4GB DDR3L / 128GB SSD / INTEL HD / W10 / 1 YEAR INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY / 2 CELL BATTERY.

Why is the acer v nitro better? I researched and i only know that acer has better screen. Lenovo has better performance,speaker,cooling system

its not as good as last time... those keypad build only i like. but. others is really not really good

v nitro have better graphic card and its a bonus + its storage drive type. lenovo not really have good cooling system. just certain model. speaker, more or less with acer actually.

1. Brand: No preference
2. Budget: Below 5K
3. Usage: Office & Gaming
4. Screen size: 17 inch

I want to use for office purpose but specs can play high end games. Can anyone suggest me? Any brand i don't mind.

Yes, Lenovo user here. I couldn't agree more on the speaker and the keyboard part. The design of the keyboard is really comfortable and ergonomic and the JBL speakers are really powerful. However, the cooling system is not as good as the V nitro. Lenovo aftersales service is getting worse, unlike the past 3 years where the service was excellent and fast. I once replaced the touchpad last year, took 3 weeks for that.

pandera999 sifu also did mention that Acer V nitro has a better graphic card on the other hand. Moreover, Acer has been working harder on the aftersales service since the end of last year. So, it is definitely more reliable brand than Lenovo.

Hi All Sifu, could i get a recommendation for:

1. Brand: No preference
2. Budget: Below 3.5k
3. Usage: Office & Gaming
4. Screen size: 15 inch - 16 inch

Hi All sifu;

anyone have bad experience while using HP Pavilion 14 & 15 series.

I'm very frustrated with lenove U410 touch series, lid always come out at the right hinge of the laptop. Their customer service also very "tiu"

if no need using Optical disk drive then,
Dell Inspiron 15-7559 i5-6300HQ Q'core, GTX960m(4GB), 15.6" IPS FHD matte 4GB, 1TB, DOS, backlit KB, 6 cells 74Whr, M.2 slot, no ODD, 2 yrs pro

Acer Vnitro VN7-572G i5-6200U, GTX950m, 15.6" IPS FHD 4GB DDR4, 1TB, W10, red backlit KB, USB type C

Cyberforge M15EV (Clevo N550RC) i5-6300HQ Q'core, GTX950m(DDR5), 15.6" FHD matte 8GB, 1TB+8GB SSHD, DOS, backlit KB, M2 PCIe slot *no operating system. if have friend good in IT, really convenient to invest with this customised notebook. and its within your budget too

HP Pavilion 15-ak031TX i5-6300HQ Q'core, GTX950m(4GB), 15.6" FHD matte 4GB, 1TB, W10, backlit KB, 2 yrs onsite

lenovo now not as reliable as last time. hp customer service also so-so. not that reliable. but if u used to hot keys like lenovo, you might really annoy with hp hot keys. but their notebook offer quite competitive specs + warranty offer.

Hey DS_Legacy, Thanks.
Can I ask how is the service for Dell after the warranty ends? Thinking that I might not be always using my laptop, hmm...maybe it wouldn't have too much problem. haha. then what happen when the warranty ends?

If I would take out the good after sales service, what is the secondary choice you would suggest me?

Hey need help which is better. The new version of the dell xps 15 or the Asus ZenBook Pro UX501V-WFY029T? and is there any shop that sell the 4k version either of these?

try google more about dell xps 15 issues. even there is a lot of fix. but the issue is kinda annoying especially if someone is not that familiar with technical and software related with computer.