Hey all,
I'm a bit confused over here and hoping someone can help. I need a new laptop and am torn between two models at the top of my £350 budget.
The first is the Acer Extensa 2510 34Z4 - it has a pretty good review here: http
/www.notebookcheck.net/Acer-Extensa-2510-34Z4-Notebook-Review.125100.0.html It seems to have everything I need: decent processor, long battery life, fair performance for older games.
I was about to get it, but then I found the Lenovo G500 for around the same price. It seems to be offering more on the processor side, as well as 8GB RAM and a 1TB HDD. But the battery seems worse, and I can't find any professional reviews, just the ones on the Amazon page: http
/www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00H3AV8QU?vs=1
So what I'd like to ask is: is the Lenovo significantly better than the Acer, given I won't need it for high-spec gaming/photoediting etc.? I liked the Acer as it's smaller (more portable) and apparently has a good battery/doesn't overheat. But does the Lenovo's higher specs futureproof it a bit more? Or is there anything in the specs/reputation of either which should give me pause for thought?
Any and all advice is appreciated. Thanks very much to all who answer! 🙂
I'm a bit confused over here and hoping someone can help. I need a new laptop and am torn between two models at the top of my £350 budget.
The first is the Acer Extensa 2510 34Z4 - it has a pretty good review here: http

I was about to get it, but then I found the Lenovo G500 for around the same price. It seems to be offering more on the processor side, as well as 8GB RAM and a 1TB HDD. But the battery seems worse, and I can't find any professional reviews, just the ones on the Amazon page: http

So what I'd like to ask is: is the Lenovo significantly better than the Acer, given I won't need it for high-spec gaming/photoediting etc.? I liked the Acer as it's smaller (more portable) and apparently has a good battery/doesn't overheat. But does the Lenovo's higher specs futureproof it a bit more? Or is there anything in the specs/reputation of either which should give me pause for thought?
Any and all advice is appreciated. Thanks very much to all who answer! 🙂