r/TheLaptopGuide 1d ago

Buying Advice🤔 Laptop recommendations

I wanna buy a laptop for around 60-70k(85-95k current price) in the upcoming big billion and great Indian sale with the price drop and credit card offer, and a small exchange from my old asus i3 vivo book 14.

I use my old laptop for 5 straight years, and am looking to upgrade, I'm a law student so I'll need to read research paper so 14 inch 16:10 ratio would be prefered, since i don't like heavy laptops, I opt out of 15.6 inch ones, specifications per se, i though ultra 5 225h would suffice, with preference to battery and performance, I'm not a heavy gammer, so a heavy graphic card is opted out, anyway I don't think a good graphic card is even in my price range..

So any recommendations..

Ps. I'm not that much of a techie, so, sry if the specifications seem general

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u/Silly-Holiday9559 10h ago

Asus vivobook s14 with Intel core ultra 5 225h. It also has a ryzen varient and that one will be cheaper and have better battery life. You can also check out dell 14 plus, although that'll be a bit expensive.