Startup Bulk Laptop Help

[FeaR418]

I currently work for  a small startup, we are looking to buy around 10-15 laptops for general business use. I was wondering if any of you knew where I could get a bulk discount/ what you would recommend for a laptop

[Dreaper]

If you contact the manufacturer directly they should give a discount for bulk orders.

[Terryv]

3 minutes ago, Dreaper said:

If you contact the manufacturer directly they should give a discount for bulk orders.

Pretty much this.

 

Dell, HP and Lenovo all do this. (Probably other too)

[FeaR418]

5 minutes ago, Terryv said:

Pretty much this.

 

Dell, HP and Lenovo all do this. (Probably other too)

Thanks! any recommendation on what would be a good laptop for general business use (cost effective yet still good). Sorry Just an intern so im not sure about all of this stuff

[Jtalk4456]

depends on the business

 

[Canada EH]

general business use, so the low to low/mid end

[Crunchy Dragon]

2 minutes ago, FeaR418 said:

Thanks! any recommendation on what would be a good laptop for general business use (cost effective yet still good). Sorry Just an intern so im not sure about all of this stuff

Probably something from the Dell XPS lineup. I don't know too much about their laptops, though.

 

-Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems-

[Dreaper]

2 minutes ago, FeaR418 said:

Thanks! any recommendation on what would be a good laptop for general business use (cost effective yet still good). Sorry Just an intern so im not sure about all of this stuff

Dell makes a few good ones that are cheap and have a good battery size. From everything ive seen they have some of the best batteries 

[Terryv]

2 hours ago, FeaR418 said:

Thanks! any recommendation on what would be a good laptop for general business use (cost effective yet still good). Sorry Just an intern so im not sure about all of this stuff

I would go lowish end (i3 or low spec ryzen) with 8gb ram avoid the Celeron And athlon stuff. I'm not too familiar with their lineups but a quick search on their website will reveal that.

 

When you have your pick then call them and speak to a small business advisor ( or whatever they call themselves)