Sager NP7879PQ 17 3 Inch I7 11800H Windows Review

I've been studying gaming computers in detail for three weeks. I checked all the major brands looking for a device with a very large screen, large RAM, very large storage, an incredibly powerful graphics card and a very fast multi-core processor. I wanted each component to have the most recognizable brand name. The latter should cost less than $1,500. Sager had the only device that matched the bill. Just received and unpacked it and was particularly impressed with the packaging. I'll post a…

I originally received this laptop on July 3rd. After 2 days of use there was a problem with the registration. I sent it back and although I didn't get any word that they received my laptop or are even working on it, they contacted me when it was fixed and shipped it straight away and I received it within 2 days. I've had the laptop (again) for about a week now and it's fantastic! It's very fast; Games run exceptionally well on it; good big screen fun backlit keys; the camera works great; the…

I recently bought this and have only had it for a few days. I already have a nice desktop workstation that I bought in 2018 for CG and animation work. I play a little, but that's not exactly my reason for buying it. I needed a laptop with similar performance so I could travel and work from home. I needed the largest screen available, a 17.3, as well as a good amount of RAM with a good graphics card. Ultimately I chose this Sager for its good price and as a solid kit it seems to tick the box…

I've only used it for 2 hours so far. Everything went smoothly during setup. I didn't have to do any manual work on the tailgate. Things were going well. I wondered if the backlit keyboard was a bunch of unnecessary features. Now after 2 hours I'm not sure I'll ever be without it. Although I can print out my numbers, I often use a spare key to correct them. The backlit keyboard makes this task easier. I noticed a big building being built. Only about a quarter inch on each side of the screen, so

I bought a Sager 7877DW-B2-8-A1 laptop from Revain. I can't say anything about the durability as I haven't owned it for a long time. And I can't report games because I haven't played with them. But despite being equipped with a 10th generation Intel i7-10875H processor, it is lightweight. The WiFi works great even though I'm using a Spectrum and not Bluetooth. Typing is easy, and I appreciate the backlit keyboard, although it's not as bright as the one on my Hewlett Packard Omen laptop…

I'm a professional architectural photographer and videographer who needs a laptop powerful enough to take with me on the go. I also need sufficient color accuracy, which many laptops don't offer. I took a chance and am happy to report that while this is not a wide color panel, it does cover 100% sRGB according to my Spyder 5. I edit on 2K wide color monitors in my home studio, but sRGB is fine for on the go. And it's a decent looking matte panel. My old laptop had a 4K widescreen color display,

I've looked at a lot of i7 laptops with powerful Nvidia GPUs and the Sager laptops were significantly cheaper than the competition. I also appreciate the ability to easily upgrade memory and hard drives. This laptop also has a standard SD card reader, which is being replaced by a micro SD reader in some newer laptops. You may like this laptop if you have a SATA drive from another laptop that you want to use in this one. There is a standard 2.5" SATA drive bay and two M.2 drive bays. Removing…