Hey everyone, I'm deciding on whether or not I should get the m17. I seem to like everything about it, but the weight is sort of a big con for me. I'll planning on carrying it around with me, so I was wondering if the weight is an issue for those of you who have it?
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The M17 is about as big and heavy as desktop replacements get. So unless you're 6'4 and 230, I wouldn't consider it the best choice in laptop mobility.
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its not that bad...im 6 ft 1 and 198 pounds and im fine lol
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haha
Although dimension wise it is as big as a Dell M170/M1710, it's definitely heavier, maybe around 10 lbs. But right now, it's the lightest and thinnest gaming notebook with two GPUs on the market. -
dondadah88 Notebook Nobel Laureate
i'm 5'4 and 150lbs. and I don't know how i carry it. Lol. short me with a big laptop. it makes all the girls in my computer class wonder.
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I'm 6'0 and weight 200 pounds. I carry it everyday to and from school.
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yeah your weight and size doesnt matter....although when i made my girlfriend in school carry it for a little bit, she looked hilarious..and was having a hard time
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Smaller than:
Toshiba Qosmio X305
ASUS W90
Sager NP9262 and M98
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the laptop is fine to carry around, it's pretty light it not like carying a cement block. The weight is fine and if you put it in a back pack its super light.
im 6'6 and 220 .... its like a netbook to me
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I think you should consider 2 "issues":
First, it is not a little and thin laptop. But that is not a big issue... I mean if you want to use it for gaming.
Second, if you are wondering about the M17 weight then you should see (and carry) the power brick: it is like 10 times my Lenovo's T400. If you want mobility you should consider carrying not only the system but also the huge power brick.
My advice is: buy a backpack with enough room for the M17 and its power brick and that will solve any "weight " issue. -
yea the power brick is kinda big but average for high end systems , its liek they say
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17-inch MacBook Pro
Height:2.50 cm (0.98 inch)
Width:39.3 cm (15.47 inches)
Depth:26.7 cm (10.51 inches)
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I also have no problem with the weight ... it's realy ok for a gameing rig!
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If you want a good compromise of weight and power, the GT725 is the sweet spot. less than 1lb heavier than the MBP 17" with the ability to run a Quad Core and a 4850 which stops the 9600M GT into the ground.
The 1722 chassis (used for the GX720 and GT725) is very light and durable. -
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Only problem I had with the M6400 were the corners which were too sharp. They use to go Rambo on my wrists and forearms.
M17 Weight?
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