Finding a budget laptop under Rs. 50,000 in Pakistan is becoming hard with every passing day. Rupee is falling against US dollar in a way that has never happened before in the history of the country. As a result the prices of imported electronics items like laptops and related accessories are going up making consumers settle for the less expensive purchases.

Here we have put together a list of 5 best laptops that at present are selling under Rs. 50,000 price in Pakistan. Once you compare the price and hardware specifications mentioned will help you decide which laptop can better serve your needs. Apart from this we always advise to do your own diligence which may save you some more money.

5 Best Laptops Under Rs. 50,000 in Pakistan

1. Lenovo IdeaPad 300 i305
2. Acer Aspire E5-571G
3. HP Probook 450 G2
4. Dell Inspiron 15 5558
5. Lenovo G50-80

1. Lenovo IdeaPad 300 i305

Lenovo IdeaPad 300 is a powerful and fashionable laptop that was introduced as the Lenovo G5080's replacement. This is a good looking laptop available in blue and purple colors. This under Rs. 50,000 comes with the AccuType keyboard having an ergonomic layout that is comfortable and simple to use. Its Core i5 processor is good enough for most ordinary applications that students and casual users often use. The Lenovo IdeaPad 300 has sleek design and appealing appearance and that is its main selling point. It comes preinstalled on the Lenovo IdeaPad 305 is Windows 8.1.

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Core i5 5TH Gen. RAM: 4 GB DDR3 GRAPHICS: Intel HD Graphics 5500 HARD DRIVE: 1 TB SCREEN: Full HD, 15.6-inch

2. Acer Aspire E5-571G

For less than Rs. 50,000, you may obtain a laptop with a variety of application situations and standout input devices (the touchpad notably). The GeForce 840M from Nvidia and the Core i5-4210U from Intel work together to provide power when it is required. Even the battery life is adequate, especially when compared to the competition. The battery can run continuously for a whole working day when required, which cannot be stated for its competitors. The display screen's brightness and contrast are disappointingly low. The battery mode's 50% reduction is substantial. The customer should be aware that Acer has made maintenance difficult in every way. It will be tough to replace the hard disc or functioning memory. Lastly, prospective consumers should constantly be aware that despite the device's grip, comfort, and aluminum-like appearance, it is really made of plastic. Even without these drawbacks, it is still a reliable laptop. If the screen proves to be a deterrent, though, and additional graphics power is required right away, you should certainly take a look at Acer's Aspire V5-573G.

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Core i5 5TH Gen. RAM: 4 GB DDR3 GRAPHICS: NVIDIA 2GB HARD DRIVE: 1 TB SCREEN: Full HD, 15.6-inch

3. HP Probook 450 G2

The ProBook 450 G2 makes use of the same hues and components as the ProBook 450/455 versions that were previously reviewed. Aluminum makes up the base unit's topside. The case's remaining components are plastic. The ProBook 450 G2 offers numerous features that are typical of corporate technology. For instance, it includes a CPU that offers enough processing capability for the majority of application cases. The HP laptop never makes a sound and hardly warms up. Low power usage and excellent battery runtimes are also present. The display is the biggest problem, as it is with most laptops. Just a very dark, low-contrast variant with HD resolution has been provided by HP. Another downside is the cost. For this gadget, Rs. 50,000 is too expensive. The pricing point is comparable to the more expensive ProBook 650 versions. The ProBook 450's Haswell siblings are much less expensive.

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Core i3 5TH Gen. RAM: 4 GB DDR3 GRAPHICS: Intel HD Graphics 5500 HARD DRIVE: 500 GB SCREEN: HD Backlit 15.6-inch

4. Dell Inspiron 15 5558

Inspiron 15-5558, a 15.6-inch all-purpose computer from Dell selling around fifty thousand rupees, is part of the company's portfolio. The CPU that is already there is powerful enough for everyday usage. At least to a certain extent, gaming is possible with the GeForce graphics core. This Dell laptop often runs quietly and doesn't get too hot. Also, there is a lot of storage space. The fitted Full HD, IPS screen may provide strong contrast, but its brightness is only quite low at the same time, giving the screen a conflicting impression. Windows 8.1 serves as the OS (64-bit). The list of bundled accessories does not contain a recovery Disc. If they'd like, users may switch to Windows 7 from Windows 8.1. When purchased directly from Dell, a one-year warranty is standard with the laptop. The typical warranty is two years for anything else.

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Core i5 5TH Gen. RAM: 4 GB DDR3 GRAPHICS: Intel HD Graphics 5500 HARD DRIVE: 500 GB SCREEN: 720p HD 15.6-inch

5. Lenovo G50-80

The G50-80 laptop from Lenovo is another less than Rs. 50,000 device available in Pakistan .It has a chassis from a prior generation. With the exception of a few small build quality issues, the overall impression is positive. The TN panel isn't particularly noteworthy, however; for the same price, the rival Medion Akoya ships with a more expensive IPS panel. In terms of system performance, this Lenovo laptop performs well. The G50 efficiently completes all everyday activities, and the parts still have some power left over. The battery life is just moderate, but the emissions are excellent. Once again, the Lenovo product falls short of the Medion Akoya's performance. The notebook isn't a high-end slim-and-light at 2.3 kg and 2.5 cm tall, but fitting the G50 into a bag is not difficult.

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Core i3 5TH Gen. RAM: 8 GB DDR3L GRAPHICS: Intel HD Graphics 4400 HARD DRIVE: 1 TB SCREEN: Full HD, 15.6-inch