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    Clevo M770SUN/Sager NP7750

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by JPSeraph, Oct 12, 2009.

  1. JPSeraph

    JPSeraph Notebook Guru

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    I've been looking for info and reviews on the M770SUN/SagerNP7750 (or any color variant such as NP7752) and have found very little other than the base specifications. Can any owners of this or even the previous M770S comment on their experiences with this laptop? Any info would be greatly appreciated, especially with regards to the build quality and reliability of the machine. Thanks in advance!
     
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    Blacky Notebook Prophet

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    Briefly I could say it is not a bad laptop.

    In terms of hardware quality, it is good, I would say just as good as any other Clevo laptop (M860TU, M570TU). It even uses the same keyboard as these models. It is also a very quiet laptop and has a decent battery life (2h-3h).

    The cooling system is also good.

    The track pad however is not that good, I have a hard time using it. Also the quality of the overall plastic (as in hand-rest and looks) is not that good, makes it feel like a cheap laptop.

    The price is not that bad for the quality and the components that are inside the laptop, but it is not great either. However, if you buy it as a barebone and assemble it yourself, I think it's an awesome choice as long as you don't care too much about looks.

    There, now there is a mini review for it :)
     
  3. JPSeraph

    JPSeraph Notebook Guru

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    Blacky, thanks for taking some time to post a mini-review!

    Is the plastic merely cheap looking or does it also seem flimsy/flexible?

    Also, what difficulties did you have with the touchpad?
     
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    On the touchpad I have a hard time pressing the two buttons and it feels that it does not respond accurately. It is usable no doubt, but I would say the touchpad of my M570TU is better.

    Well, mostly it is cheap looking, but it is also a bit flexible. It is not in the sense that you will feel your laptop will just break, but it is not rock solid as in my M570TU or the other laptops that I use.