ell’s G3 Gaming laptop knows what gamers want, and what they can live without



No one likes to make compromises, but with gaming laptops, it’s inevitable. When you head into the sub-$1,000 range, they become even more significant, often ruling them out from receiving a recommendation from us.

Yet the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 series has often been the exception, and its often earned honors as our favorite budget gaming laptop.

Now, Dell has re-launched the product line, changing the name to Dell G series – which includes the Dell G3, G5, and G7.

They start as low as $750 (currently on sale for $680). Our $850 configuration of the Dell G3 came packing an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti and a 128GB SSD.

Cutting corners can be a risky business, but our time with the G3 has shown that Dell knows what features matter to gamers on a budget.
Oh, this is a gaming laptop?

Dell is known for its cutting-edge design in laptops like the XPS 13 or 15, shrinking chassis’ and bezels like nobody’s business.

You might’ve laid eyes on the Dell G7, which comes in a pristine “Alpine” White colorway. Unfortunately, not much of that style has found its way to the less expensive G3. Between the lid, Dell logo, backlit keys, and keyboard deck, there are four different shades of blue — and it’s a few too many.

It also has thick bezels around the display, reinforcing the outdated aesthetics of the laptop.

Still, it’s nondescript at worst. It doesn’t make a fool of itself with cheap read more https://techevangelistseo.com/dell-g3-gaming-laptop-review/