Ĭhromebooks are known for having a long battery life. Since their release, things have gotten a little better, though, as is apparent in this ASUS Chromebook. These ultra-portable laptops made a bang when they were first released, but their heavy and awkward Chrome OS operating system was a bit of a flop. WHY IT’S A TOP PICK: This ASUS Chromebook is the toughest of the bunch.Īs always, a list of budget laptops wouldn’t be complete without an appearance from the king of cheap laptops: the Chromebook. #4 Lenovo IdeaPad 15.6įeatures: Super rugged design and spill resistant keyboard You’ll also want the best laptop bags to protect your device. Overall this is a solid machine, containing a set of specs that could run a number of current and older games without a flinch. The smooth finish on the case and paintjob on the keyboard and trackpad are both design choices that pay off handsomely, and the Inspiron also has a great number of available ports for a budget machine. With an Intel Core i3-7130U 2.7GHz onboard CPU, an Intel HD Graphics 620 chip, 8GB of DDR4 RAM and 128GB of available solid state drive space, the Dell Inspiron is just as zippy and capable as other laptops twice its cost. WHY IT’S A TOP PICK: Cheap laptops don’t have to be powerful, but the Dell still is.Īt $347.88, the Dell Inspiron barely inches in under the mark we set out with on this list, but once you see how much power it’s able to carry around at that price you won’t even remember what the word “budget” means. #3 Dell Inspiron 15.6″ Laptopįeatures: Core i3 CPU is a powerhouse to be reckoned with, design is great The screen does leave a bit to be desired as far as color replication and overall brightness are concerned, but a price point this low, is there really any room to complain? The best chromebook is also worth a look if you prefer those over other laptops. Related: Check the best netbooks you can buy today. With a 2.6GHz Intel Celeron N4000 processor, Intel UHD Graphics 600 coprocessor, 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM, and a 64GB flash hard drive, the ASUS VivoBook somehow manages to pack in enough specs to handle most web browsing tasks and video formats, all in a shell that actually looks pretty good considering the cost. At just $199.99, the VivoBook comes in at the bottom-tier of price points, while still offering enough basic functionality and features to make it to #2 on our list. The ASUS VivoBook L203MA isn’t necessarily the most powerful laptop around, but oh man is it cheap. Ridiculously cheap, unbelievably cheap, make you hit the refresh button twice, cheap. WHY IT’S A TOP PICK:The VivoBook comes in at a “see to believe” pricetag. #2 ASUS VivoBook L203MAįeatures: Extremely cheap price, solid build quality and attractive design You can compare it to the best Apple laptops and you’ll see why it is such a good deal. Related: Take a quick look at the best laptops for college students.Įither way, there’s no denying that the Acer Aspires 5 is hands down the fastest, prettiest laptop you’ll get for under $500 today. Still though, this laptop is much cheaper and in general better than the Acer Swift. Its battery life is above average, being at 8 hours and 51 minutes, but there are other laptops with long battery life if that’s what you need. Unfortunately, the Acer Aspire’s processor isn’t an Intel Pentium or any other Intel processor, but the AMD Ryzen still performs well, all things considered.
BEST BUDGET GAMING LAPTOP 2020 UNDER 500 PORTABLE
Measuring in at just 0.7 inches thick and just under 4 pounds in weight, this laptop is incredibly portable and perfect for travel. Of course, we can’t forget how thin this laptop is. Read: Toshiba Chromebook 2 Hands On Review It’s fast, light on the arm, well-designed, and comes with a jaw-droppingly gorgeous 1920 x 1080 IPS touch screen. When we researched the Acer Aspire 5, we were so surprised by its top-of-the-line performance, especially considering its low price. WHY IT’S A TOP PICK: The Acer’s screen is downright gorgeous (and cheap!). Features: 15.6″ 1920 x 1080 IPS FHD touch screen, 3.5 GHz AMD Ryzen 3 3200U processor, 4GB DDR4 RAM, 128GB SSD
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