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Closing the thread since no one is responding and also because I have dropped the idea of buying a laptop right now.

Anybody got suggestions for any other laptops in the same budget?

That is what I have been thinking as well

Alright thanks

By durability I meant it won’t break easily the build is good enough to handle a bit of rough usage.

One thing I am sure of is that whatever laptop it may be, I am getting a cooling pad and will always ensure to stop my temps from going absurdly high by either running the fans at max RPM or turning down the settings if it's a game. So the cooling will always be something I am keeping an eye out for. Also which of these would you say has a better display and durability?

Alright.

I appreciate you trying to help me according to my region but I would also like to know the general reputation of the laptops. Whether they are actually good or not and are there any problems that are faced by anyone regardless of their region.

Flipkart and Amazon are the 2 most renowned around here.

Alright the country is India and budget is 1,00,000 INR - 1,20,000 INR.

For country let's just say Southern Asia and as for my budget 1300$-1500$?

Well Acer I already am dicey about but it was HP that seemed a bit weird. I was hypothesising that the CPU and GPU in HP might be underpowered that is why they supposedly have better cooling. As for Dell I am not sure, a reviewer I have followed to choose the best laptop seems to be hating it because the screen has a bad response time and apparently Dell laptops have a reputation for overheating?

Thanks for answering but could you be more clear about what problems you are referring to for each laptop?

I have used RealVNC across a Mac, Windows, and a Linux Machine. It works superb and you can also a phone or a tablet to connect to them. This was happening to me but the performance of VNC does depend on your computer. When comparing VNC on my Linux machine that runs an Intel Q8300 and my 2019 27in i5 Mac, the Mac is smoother but there is no response latency. Try it for yourself you might like it.

Specs for each -