College laptop decision

[Pcstarter]

Asus lenovo yoga 920 vs lg gram 15(2017 model). Will be using it for college

links
http/www.lg.com/us/laptops/lg-15Z970-AAAS7U1-ultra-slim-laptop
https/www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/yoga/yoga-900-series/Yoga-920-13-inch/p/88YG9000859
(yoga 920 bronze)

 

[SENOR BURTOS]

college but what will you exactly do with that computer? web browsing? photo editing?

please fill this it makes it easier for us to help you

http/www.tomshardware.com/forum/50797-35-laptop-buyers

Now, I personally wouldn't buy any ultrabook, they're all overpriced. But if you're into that sort of thing. Get a macbook or macbook pro, i think they are better in that department, unless you want to play games or do any stuff that isn't optimized for iOs at all, in that case I would go for a GTX 1070 based laptop.

https/www.apple.com/us_kiosk_53068/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro?product=MPXT2LL/A&step=config#

 

[Pcstarter]

college but what will you exactly do with that computer? web browsing? photo editing?

please fill this it makes it easier for us to help you

http/www.tomshardware.com/forum/50797-35-laptop-buyers

Web browsing and programming

 

[SENOR BURTOS]

college but what will you exactly do with that computer? web browsing? photo editing?

please fill this it makes it easier for us to help you

http/www.tomshardware.com/forum/50797-35-laptop-buyers

Web browsing and programming

You don't need to spend +$1000 to do so, grab a cheap laptop and add an SSD that's all you need. Read my answer above

 

[severinsen70]

Don't get a macbook or macbook pro. Unless you have the extra cash to spend and solely use iOS devices. You can find awesome macbook like ultrabooks for way cheaper with windows. I just got an ideapad 720s for $900, it's got 8th gen i7 (better than macbook) aND mx150 dGPU also better than most mac models with Iris/integrated.

Whoever said not to get an ultrabook for school clearly hasn't researched what ultrabooks you can get for a decent price. I paid half as much as the cost of a macbook. And having a tiny form factor is also an awesome feature to have whilst at college.

The ideapad has a thin bezel display so it packs a 14" screen into a 12.5" chassis