Looking for a good laptop that doesn’t look “gamery” but can game in a reasonably thin and light build.

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I’m looking for a laptop than can game but doesn’t look gamery at all, no weird rgb stuff and a good solid stealthy design. And has a good battery life, dual storage option (SSD+HDD), has thunderbolt 3 and a good display.

I could find some with an MX150 Gpu’s or 1050Ti but I need some suggestions on what laptop meets my expectations.

I needed a laptop mostly for schoolwork, photo and video edits, and at least a good performance for gaming (even when it has an MX150)

Need some of your suggestions. Thanks!
 

Traditore

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ASUS VivoBook Pro 15.6" Premium Thin and Light Home and Business Laptop PC (Intel 8th Gen i7-8750H 6-Core, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD + 128GB PCIe SSD, 15.6" FHD Anti-Glare (1920 x1080), NVIDIA GTX 1050, Win 10 Home)

Very good performance for the price of under 1500, but battery under 5 hours.

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This is the question that most people as when wanting a portable gaming laptop. But the problem is that the more powerful cpu+gpu you have the less battery life you will have you will have to give up something.

The majority of gaming laptops use a i7 quad core. These typically are rated for 37 or 47 Watts (vs 15 Watts for the standard U dual cores) and cause a major reduction in battery life.
 
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They have some promising LEGION laptops, only downside are awful battery life and I find Lenovo’s keyboard design too...eh weird.
 
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How do I reply to a thread? I have to open my mail in order to reply a thread and I don’t see any “reply to this thread” button..
 

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Well, I agree about battery life but my PC charging every time I use.