Hi. I'm looking for a new laptop. Found a few to my ideal top spec (but they all have little issues and/or unsure of quality) and one that I prefer over the rest, but would ideally like one that's a little cheaper and struggling to find one at the top spec for less or a slightly lower spec.
I want one that has a solid quality build.
Ideally has an SSD (either only or with a normal HDD)
A proper Intel Core i5 or i7 processor (e.g. Intel Core i7-6700HQ. No U or M processors)
8GB+ RAM
UK QUERTY keyboard and plug
15" screen (would consider a 17", but don't really want to go for 13")
Ideally under £800
Would prefer it if the power button is not part of the keyboard. I keep seeing some with the power button where the end button is and it seems far too easy to catch there!
I could buy an SSD for a laptop with a normal HDD only, but would prefer it to come with a SSD and the price needs to be lower if I have to buy an SSD as well.
I plan on using Photoshop on it (possibly some other Adobe programs too) and some old(er) games (if compatible).
Basically I want recommendations for a quality built laptop that should last a good few years. What would you suggest?
Thanks.
I want one that has a solid quality build.
Ideally has an SSD (either only or with a normal HDD)
A proper Intel Core i5 or i7 processor (e.g. Intel Core i7-6700HQ. No U or M processors)
8GB+ RAM
UK QUERTY keyboard and plug
15" screen (would consider a 17", but don't really want to go for 13")
Ideally under £800
Would prefer it if the power button is not part of the keyboard. I keep seeing some with the power button where the end button is and it seems far too easy to catch there!
I could buy an SSD for a laptop with a normal HDD only, but would prefer it to come with a SSD and the price needs to be lower if I have to buy an SSD as well.
I plan on using Photoshop on it (possibly some other Adobe programs too) and some old(er) games (if compatible).
Basically I want recommendations for a quality built laptop that should last a good few years. What would you suggest?
Thanks.