As a student, having a good and reliable laptop is important whether you are moving into sixth form, college or university. Trying to choose a good one is not the easiest task, though, as there is not just one single best laptop. There are a lot of different factors you need to weigh up and just because one student likes a particular laptop or finds it useful for their study, doesn’t necessarily mean you will have the same experience.

You need to look for the model with the features and specification that’s important to you. To give you some help and guidance if you are looking to invest in a laptop for your studies this year, in this post, sponsored by Now-loan, we have picked out 3 models that you can’t go wrong with.

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Here are 3 Best Student Laptops which are worth buying -:

HP 250 G7

The first up on our list is this affordable model from HP. The 250 G7 may not look like the fanciest or even the most aesthetically pleasing laptop. However, if you are expecting the exquisite lines and gorgeous features of a MacBook Air, you need to look elsewhere. Most budget laptops look like budget laptops and that’s what you get with this computer.

The important things that make this computer worth investing in the core specifications that are unusually high for the RRP. What are we talking about here? 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM, and Core i5 processor. That means that this laptop has the kind of performance you’d expect of a much pricier model.

Although the battery life is reasonable, it’s the poor-quality screen that stops this from being the best of the best. However, if that is not a deal-breaker, definitely consider investing in this.

Honor MagicBook 14

Next up we have the very first laptop release from the hugely influential manufacturer, Honor. This is a great product, in both terms of how it looks, performance, and that price. It does require a higher investment than the HP above but trusts us if your budget allows for it, this is more than worth it.

The first thing we want to touch upon is how lightweight and dainty it is. Which is good for taking it from class to class and the library and your dorm room or wherever you like to study. Despite all that, it still rocks a Radeon graphics card and robust AMD processor, meaning it can take some of the higher-performance programs and even a couple of games.

These excellent features are further bolstered by the awesome battery life that provides you with over 10 hours to study, work, and play on this beauty.

If you know a thing or two about laptops, you should note that it’s almost the same as the MateBook D 14 from Huawei. With one crucial difference – it’s not nearly as expensive as that model.

HP Envy 13

Turning to HP again, we have the Envy 13. When you look at the price and its appearance, you may wonder what makes this laptop so expensive. Value for money, if your budget allows it, is what you get when you invest in it. It benefits from the stunning Nvidia MX250 graphics cards, compared to other similar priced models with just an MX150 or even older or less sophisticated integrated graphics.

HP has paid attention to the issues users had in the past with battery life, screen, and trackpads and has updated those. Needless to say, this is one powerful and efficient workhorse of a computer.