Precision 7560

I second this. I'm in IT and I buy all my laptops from here. When buying refurbished, always go with a business grade model. They're built better than consumer grade. I buy Dells, so go with a Latitude or Precision (sorry, I don't know much about HPs or Lenovos). I just bought a bunch of 3 year old

Look at Lenovo yoga. Small, light, reasonably powerful. The graphics isn’t as good, but good enough. I’ve had one at work for a travel computer and can do cad on it. Microsoft surface isn’t horrible either. I’m a ME, and use a dell precision 7560 daily. Catia, MRP software development (api’s, custom

if you can afford it, go with the Dell precision 7560. i had that exact machine at my last job and it is a beast.

Te cuento mi experiencia. En 2024 me hurtaron una laptop Victus del carro por via Argentina, así que tuve que comprar una laptop nueva para terminar mi tesis. Como tengo que hacer trabajo bastante pesado, necesitaba una laptop bastante potente, así que me compre una Dell precision cuyo precio ronda

I would recommend the WD22TB4 for your Dell laptop. Try looking at used/refurbished listings on eBay. Here’s an example I just pulled from searching: https://ebay.us/m/53TBW6 I do highly recommend this dock for Dell laptops. I use it for both my work laptop (Precision 7560) and personal laptops (Lat

I have a Dell precision 7560 and am an aerospace engineer. I do pretty heavy tasks and yeah its running great

I have a couple. I refuse to pay $5k for new when I can get a 3 yr old for $1.5k. There is almost no performance difference. I also have a couple dell precision 7560’s. They are nice, but have had some issues with cooling.

You don't have to buy the latest one The last laptop i have is the Dell Precision 7560, still plenty powerful and no stupid ai button.

I'm sure it's been said many times in this subreddit.There are so many things that can contribute to issues with SolidWorks that blaming SolidWorks outright is foolish. During my years as an AE supporting a wide range of users from guy in garage to companies with 100s of seats, 90% of the time, the

Thanks for listing the options — that helps a lot. Given your use case (DaVinci Resolve / After Effects) and a sub-€1000 budget, here’s how I’d look at them: HP 250 G10 (i7-1355U, Iris Xe) I’d rule this one out for your workload. Even with 32 GB RAM, the lack of a dedicated GPU will be a real limita