Best budget laptops under Rs 50,000
Best budget laptops under Rs 50,000
By Aman Rashid
Looking for a good laptop for under Rs 50,000? There are plenty of great options in the market that balance performance, design and features without breaking the bank.
Clean design, bright screen, and smooth everyday performance — the Vivobook 15 is a great all-rounder for under Rs 50,000.
This Windows laptop is perfect for students or beginners who want something stylish and reliable on a budget. It is powered by the Intel Core i3 12th Gen chip, paired with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD storage.
Lightweight and sleek for its price, the MSI Modern 15 delivers smooth multitasking with its 12th Gen Intel Core i3 chip.
The laptop looks modern, feels solid, and handles daily tasks without slowing down. It has 8GB RAM and features 512GB NVMe SSD storage.
Big screen, simple design, and punchy performance — the HP 15-fd0573TU is great for casual use.
If you enjoy streaming or working with more screen space, this one fits the bill. This machine is powered by the Intel Core i3 13th Gen processor, paired with 12GB RAM and 512GD SSD storage.
The Acer Aspire Lite AL15-53 stands out with a powerful Intel Core i3 13th Gen chip in an easy-to-carry, no-nonsense build.
This laptop is ideal for work or study, with a bright 15.6-inch display and a comfortable keyboard. It features 8GB RAM coupled with 512GB storage.
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