You could spend $1,000 on an iPhone, or buy one of these awesome laptops.
Dell XPS 13
Dell’s XPS 13 has been one of our favorite laptops at any price, and
the most recent update took everything that was great about it and made
it even better. It’s now more gorgeous than ever with a new white and
rose gold color scheme, and it offers an even more compelling balance of
processing power, longevity, and build quality. New, exotic materials
like Gore Thermal Insulation to keep it cool and rigid, are nice
additions.
With the update, the XPS 13 only makes our list of under $1,000
notebooks if you go by the marketing price of $999.99. Even if you round
up, as we do, then it’s only a dollar more than our limit for a very
fast eighth-generation Intel Core i5-8250U processor, 4GB of RAM, and a
128GB SSD.
You can still purchase the old version, however, starting at $799
with a Core i3 processor. Though not as thin, it’s still a great laptop,
and competitive with others at that price point. The entry-level
version benefits from amazing battery life, as it retains a large
battery but doesn’t upgrade to faster, power-sucking hardware.
Best Value
Asus ZenBook UX330UA
If you’re willing to compromise a bit on premium build quality, the
Asus ZenBook UX330UA is an excellent choice, and our pick for best
laptop way under $1,000. It starts at just $700, and for that price you still get a 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD.
That’s already a great deal, but you can get a hefty upgrade for just
an extra $50. For $750, you’ll get an 8th-generation Intel Core i5
processor. That upgrade means your Zenbook will outclass nearly every
other laptop in this price category. Those 8th-generation processors
offer a substantial performance boost, even during everyday use, and
they’re also more efficient when you’re not pushing the CPU to the max.
It’s definitely worth the extra investment, and you’ll still end up
saving money overall.
Best Chromebook
Samsung Chromebook Pro
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Speaking of saving money, maybe you don’t quite need all that extra
horsepower. If you just need a device for checking email, writing
papers, or reading Reddit while on the go, the Samsung Chromebook Pro is
a compelling little device. Starting at just $500,
the Samsung Chromebook Pro is a 2-in-1 running Google’s Chrome OS. It’s
a little limited, in that you’ll only be able to run web apps and the
occasional Android app on it, but as a value is hard to beat. It
performs well during everyday use, it has a battery that will see you
through most of a workday, and it’s the thinnest, lightest laptop on
this list.
Best Gaming Laptop
Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming
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Just a few years ago it would’ve been unthinkable that you could find
a laptop under $1,000 with graphics card powerful enough to run the
latest games without turning the detail settings way, way down. The
Inspiron 15 Gaming is something of a novelty in that regard. Starting at just $700,
it features an Intel Core i5 processor, a 256GB SSD, and an Nvidia
GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card with Max-Q design. During our time with
the Inspiron 15 we were consistently impressed by its robust gaming
performance — even if we were underwhelmed by its display quality.
At this price range , you simply won’t find a better gaming laptop.
The Inspiron 15 Gaming is without peer when it comes to gaming
performance on a budget.
Best 2-in-1
Surface Pro
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Sometimes a typical laptop just doesn’t cut it. If you need a
reliable stylus or a mobile workstation with a creative side, the
Surface Pro is your best bet under $1,000. Starting at $800,
the latest Surface Pro features an Intel Core m3 processor, 4GB of RAM,
and 128GB of storage space. It’s a modest performer, but the
touchscreen and stylus — which will run you an extra $100 — more than
makes up for it. As a 2-in-1 with best-in-class handwriting recognition
and Windows Ink, it’s a versatile mobile workstation with features you
won’t find elsewhere, at least not at this price. For that reason, it’s
hard to beat if you’re looking for something ultra-mobile and
stylus-friendly.
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