It is difficult to imagine a student without a laptop. They are absolutely essential to their studies. You either take notes in lectures or produce presentations, download movies or writing essays, your laptop really is your ultimate friend. Whatever your budget or needs, you will definitely find an option on , which is the right place to buy a laptop . Meantime, these 2 options are worth considering when looking for a perfect fit.

ASUS Zenbook UX305

The best portable laptop for both work and studies. All Zenbook line stands out with a beautiful design and excellent ergonomics. But this model is deservedly considered to be the best in the ratio of price and quality. The ultrabook comes with a fast and power-efficient processor Intel Core M-5Y10 with two cores, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. With its 13.3-inch 1920 x 1080 full HD, the Zenbook matte screen is ideal for photos and videos. Keyboard is pretty. Each key has a perfect size. Typing on this keyboard doesn't feel like hitting the keys but more like pressing. Your fingers don't do any heavy work while typing. The Zenbook uses stereo speakers, which are designed with help from Bang & Olufsen. Unfortunately, the audio didn't quite match up to the quality. It comes preloaded with applications, such as Flipboard, Line, TripAdvisor and Zinio Reader. Asus also offers Web Storage, which has 16GB of cloud storage available for free for three years on all new UX305 machines. Battery of Zenbook can last up to 10 hours of heavy browsing. This one is one of the lightest ultrabooks on the market and weighs only 1.2 kg.

Asus X553SA

The laptop is equipped with a Intel Celeron Dual-Core N3050 Processor, 4GB RAM, which is by all standards an entry-level chip that won’t deliver anything that is outside web surfing, word processing and a few other basics like movies and photos. With its 15.6-inch 1366x768 LCD screen don’t hope for a sharp screen performance. Keyboard has a standard layout. Despite the fact that the keys are quite large and comfortable, and springy, there is a plenty of key travel. The sound system uses the Sonic Master technology, as well as many other ASUS laptops. Two small speakers are located on the bottom and they do try to give the highest quality of sound. Despite its average performance, the laptop will compensate with solid battery life. You can expect up to 5 hours of studying-office duties. If you need to stick to a very tight budget, the Asus X553SA will still make a fine machine for basic office tasks, browsing, studying and so on.

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