Top 10 Best Laptops For Hackers – Honest Review

Other features you will expect to focus is to include sufficient battery life, superior CPU and GPU for coding, fair resolution and a Full-HD screen. Considering all these crucial factors, we have gathered top 10 laptops that are best for both hackers or IT security experts. If you are an IT professional or network and security head, surely the below devices will match your necessities. You are the one going to guard and protect your network and systems against other hackers, so you must have the equal or better laptop than them.

Best Laptops For Hackers 2018

Editor's Choice

MSI GL62M 7Rex

You do not always have to pay exorbitant amounts to get a solid game system. Example: the MSI GL62M 7REX. This notebook offers good performance on the fronts of gaming and productivity, thanks to an Intel Core i7 processor and an entry-level Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GPU. And the system has a surprising amount of user-friendly software while competing systems are usually laden with bloatware. However, a low display and low sound allow the 7REX to not get a better rating.

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Asus ZenBook UX330UA

One of the best devices on the market, the Asus 13-inch ZenBook UX330UA offers high-end features such as a lightweight aluminum chassis, a dynamic 1080p display and a 256 GB SSD. Since last year, the 2017 release of the UX330UA updates the processor to an 8th generation Intel Core i5 processor while keeping the same result. Unfortunately, the added performance means 1.5 hours less battery. But with its colorful display and 2.7-pound audio chassis, the ZenBook UX330UA is still a great choice for those who need a lightweight Ultrabook at an affordable price.

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Alienware AW17R3

If you’re looking for a powerful gaming laptop with a 17-inch display, the Alienware 17 R3 is one of the best choices. It’s fast, quiet and not very hot, it contains an incredible screen, a very good keyboard, and even a big battery. It’s not cheap and you have to get used to its weight and weight, but again, it’s the same with all the other devices in its class. Of course, it’s twice as heavy and twice as thick as my GS60, but it has some advantages that make it a desirable machine for me.

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Acer Aspire E 15

If you want a Windows laptop at a decent price, you usually have to settle for a dull, low-resolution display; dull design; and poor performance. The Acer Aspire E 15 meets these expectations by offering a colorful 1080p display, reliable build quality, and a reasonable Core i3 processor. Add to that over 8 hours of battery life, a DVD player and just about every port you want, and this 15.6-inch laptop is a real winner for customers on a budget.

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Dell Inspiron 15 7000

VR-ready gaming platform can put a hole in your pocket, but it does not have to do it. The Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming laptop is lightweight on the wallet and offers a solid performance for the price. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 Max-Q GPU on this notebook can boost virtual reality games and experiences and has a much longer lifespan than its competitors. But the Dell screen, although better than previous models, is even poorer than competitors, and its keyboard is not fun to type. But if you can forget about these flaws, you will get a lot for the price.

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Asus Vivobook S510

Laptops with 15-inch screens are the most popular size, but most are too heavy to carry regularly. Most of the 15-inch laptops on the market, such as the MacBook Pro and the Dell XPS 15, tend to cost well over $ 1,000. Enter the Asus VivoBook S510, a 15-inch notebook that weighs only 3.57 pounds, and includes eye-catching features like a colorful 1080p screen, narrow bezels, an attractive aluminum cover storage drives. If you can live with disadvantages that include a short battery life, a shallow keyboard and a blurry webcam, the premium design and good performance of the VivoBook S510 make it a solid choice.

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Apple MacBook Pro 13

While last year’s MacBook Pro proposed a new redesign and introduced the OLED Touch Bar, its 6th generation Intel Skylake processor made it obsolete. This year’s MacBook Pro changes that: The latest version is faster than its Windows PC competitors, has a dynamic screen and powerful speakers. But while this machine is an excellent choice for Mac users with deep pockets, its high pricing and the lack of ports will be disruptive for some.

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Acer Aspire VX 15

The Acer Aspire VX 15 is a low-budget gaming laptop with a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 graphics processor and a Core i5-7300HQ processor. This nice 15-inch gaming platform also has a crisp keyboard, good audio output and good performance for the money, but to get it at this price you have to compromise on the quality screen and internal storage. However, it lasts a long time for a game notebook, has a comfortable keyboard and even seems spiffy.

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Lenovo Legion Y720

When I use a gaming laptop, I tend to focus on how the games look at it. Lenovo Legion Y720 impressed us with the way it sounds. Of course, it has a GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 and Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, but I was impressed by the power of the speakers. There are some other cool features, such as the built-in Xbox One wireless controller adapter and the RGB backlit keyboard. But if you want the best performance at this price level, there are definitely faster options out there.

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Asus Vivobook Pro

The Asus VivoBook Pro is a 15.6-inch laptop designed for low-budget creative professionals. That’s right: Not everyone who wants the power of MacBook Pros from Apple and Dell XPS laptops can afford it, so Asus is diving into this category. We appreciate the lower price of the VivoBook Pro, the 7th Intel Core i7 zippy processor, and the colorful screen. However, the battery life, weight, and SSD drive do not match the Pro title.

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