Cheapest Laptop on Amazon I bought

Cheapest laptop on Amazon !! I bought

 - Hey guys! today onThe Cheapest Stuff on Amazon, I bought the four cheapest laptops that are currently available on Amazon that are brand new withPrime shipping, of course. First of all, we have the Dell Inspiron 11 which is not only the cheapest laptop here at $170, but we've actuallydone an entire video on this earlier this year. Put simply, it actually getsa lot of basic stuff right. Unlike a lot of budget laptops, this is powered by an AMD processor and I'll get into that alittle bit more in a second. But generally speaking,it is a little bit cheap, but for the most part,you actually get something that is surprisingly usable. Next, we have the SamsungChromebook 3 at $180. Now, this is similar in a lot of ways, but the key difference, of course, is that it is running Chrome OS. 

It has the same tiny 11.6 inch display. What's different about this is, of course, the idea that instead ofhaving to run Windows, we have a much morelightweight operating system which makes a big differenceto the general performance. Then, there's the EVOO EV-C,which at less than $200, is a little bit of a weird choice. It does come with alarger 12.5 inch display and there are some cool featureslike a fingerprint sensor. But there are also somemajor, major drawbacks. Three Gigs of RAM is definitely unusual, but with a quad-core processor, it seems pretty solid. I mean, they're prettyobvious about it on the box. Not only does it say on the sticker, but also several times herethat it is a quad-core chip. 

Except, when you open up Task Manager and see that it is actuallya dual-core Celeron. Which, yeah. That's great. This isn't a total deal-breaker, as several of the other laptopshere are also dual-core, but I think it's more thanjust a little bit sketchy. They advertise it as a quad-core processor and give you 50% of what you're paying. You know what does havea quad-core processor? The Asus VivoBook, whichhas a very obvious amount of stickers and badgessaying that it does, in fact, have four cores. Exactly as you would expect.

 The issue here is that thisis a much older AMD processor. While it does have decent performance, as you guys will see soon,it's not all that impressive. And even worse, Do you hear that? That's a fan, my friends. Unlike the other laptops,this is not fanless and it's significantlythicker because of that. As the only laptophere with a 14 inch screen. That is an advantage for some people, and there are a ton of ports. So if you take a look on the side, we have not only USB-C, butalso a couple of USB-A's. We have Ethernet, SD, even HDMI. Flip the laptop over and we have a very convenient littledoor which gives us access to the two and a half inch drive bay. That is unique among these laptops. All of them, with theexception of the Chromebook, have only 32 gigs of storage,which as you might imagine, is difficult to run Windows on.

 So, for the most part, you're gonna need to install something likea Micro SD for extra space. But with this guy, youcan very easily upgrade it with a hard drive or an SSD. When you click on a video talking about the cheapest laptops on Amazon, you probably don't expecta lot of performance. And you would be right. With the Chromebook and EVOO, you get a dual-core Intel Celeronprocessor with four gigs of RAM on the Samsungand three on the EVOO. Whereas with the DellInspiron, we actually have an AMD dual-core processor. If we move over to the Asus, it of course does have thatawesome quad-core power. But as you will see, it's not all that it's cracked up to be. Run everything through Geekbench, and the Dell does takethe win slightly over the Celeron processors. What's especially disappointing is the performance of that Asus. Because it's such an older processor, even though it's got the fan, even though it's got the thicker build, it is still significantly slower. And that's not just in benchmarks. Use the Asus, and it does feela lot slower for normal use. Speaking of the real world, I do think the Chromebook does feel fastest. Now fastest is a littlebit of a relative term. It's certainly not as quick as any kind of more expensive laptop.

 But because Chrome OS isso much lighter weight than Windows, it feels reasonably snappy. I will give it to the Dell for being the fastest of the Windows systems. Having that four gigs of RAMas well as a decent CPU, actually kind of okay graphics, does make a big difference. But again, all four of these systems, they're a little on the slow side. And by a little, I meana lot on the slow side. At this price, all of these laptops are absolutely made out of plastic, but there are fairly bigdifferences in build quality. Not all plastic is the same? I always forget it, what's the phrase? Not all plastic is built the same? Created equal! Created equal! It's not all created equal, guys. The EVOO is definitely atthe bottom of the pack here. I mean, just look at howmuch I can flex the chassis. Oh, you hear that? (laptop crinkling) Ew, yeah.

 I mean, it'll probablylast you a little while, but durability doesn't really strike me as the strong suit of (laptop crinkling) No. In comparison, the Dellis an absolute tank. And, I mean, it's stillnot super super sturdy, but there's no real flex on the bottom. The actual keyboarditself is pretty sturdy. There's a little bit on the screen, but generally speaking,this does feel like it could take a little bit more abuse. When it comes to screens,all four of these laptops have the same standard1366x768 resolution. Now there is a slight advantage to the Asus as far as havinga bigger 14 inch screen, but let's be real, theseare all kind of okay. They're decent, but none ofthem look remotely as good as something that costs evenanother hundred dollars. Speakers on the other hand,are a little different.

 So the Dell is the only onewith front firing speakers, but the only issue here isthat they are incredibly small. They sound okay, but theyjust don't get all that loud. The Chrombeook and VivoBook sound fine, but what doesn't is ourgood friend the EVOO. (video playing on computer) Yeah, so I mean, they'retinny, they're quiet. Just not a really good experience, which I guess you shouldn'texpect that much for $200. But all of the otherlaptops sound a lot better. When it comes to keyboards, the Chromebook is my clear favorite. Not only does it have a nice clean layout and full-sized keys, but it also does have a small but pretty solid touchpad. The Asus is right up therethanks to its full-sized layout, whereas the Dell feelspretty decent to type on.

 But the main issue here is that it is a physically smaller keyboard. Look, the EVOO I will be blunt with. This might be the worstlaptop keyboard I've used in quite a while. Not only does it havea weirdly small layout, but the keys themselvesfeel like brittle, maybe? It is just not a nice place to type. I will give the EVOO this: it is unique in this group in that it does have a fingerprint sensorbuilt into the touchpad. And really, there's not alot bad to say about it. It works just as well as the sensors in much more expensive laptops. Wi-Fi is a bit of a sorepoint for the Windows laptops. They're all limited to2.4 Gigahertz wireless, which really does slowthings down quite a bit. Except when it comes to the Chromebook, which has dual-band AC Wi-Fi. Now sure, these are slower systems, but even if you ignorethe speed difference which is fairly significant, you get a much more reliable connection and that's something that'simportant for any laptop. 

 should you by any of thecheapest laptops on Amazon? Well, maybe? The Chromebook is probablythe best bet here. Not only is it a well-built package, but important, pretty muchanything you'd wanna do on a sub $200 laptop, youprobably can do on Chrome OS. On the Windows side, Ilike the Dell Inspiron. Not only is it the cheapest laptop here, but as far as a budget system goes, this checks almost all theboxes for what I'm looking for. So that, my friends, is roundup of all the cheapest laptops on Amazon. As always, links to all of these guys will be in the description. If you want to feel free to,you know, check them out. Although maybe avoid the EVOO. 

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Dell Inspiron 3595 15.6-inch Laptop (A6-9225/4GB/1TB HDD/Windows 10 + MS Office/Radeon R4 Integrated Graphics/Silver)

Price- ₹22,325.00   

                     

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Samsung Chromebook 3, 11.6", 4GB RAM, 16GB eMMC, Chromebook (XE500C13

Price -

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Lenovo Ideapad S145 AMD A6-9225 15.6 inch HD Thin and Light Laptop (4GB/1TB/Windows 10/Grey/1.85Kg), 81N30063IN

Price-  $347

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ASUS VivoBook 14 X409FA-EK341T Intel Core i3 8th Gen 14-inch FHD Compact and Light Laptop (4GB RAM/1TB HDD/Windows 10/Integrated Graphics/FP Reader/1.60 kg), Transparent Silver

Price- $ 403.30

      

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