That price spot puts you out of the usual go to laptops for what you listed. You'll have to do this another way. Find what hits your price points then whittle that down to your top 3 or so then share those here.
In short, that price point is about 1/2 of what I'd suggest for such today.
Hello everyone! I want to buy a good, high performance laptop. I have had a pretty hard time finding one to meet my specifics, so I thought I'd ask someone who knows more about this than I do.
here are the specs I would like to aim for:
something that is good for editing videos, and very lightweight and portable.
Ideally I would want to have a 14 inch display.
I'd like to stay in the $500-$600 range.
I've heard that an SSD is the best option for storage, and that it is way faster than an HDD. so I would like to aim for something with an SSD.
I'm not entirely sure if some laptops don't have it, but I'll also want wi-fi and bluetooth.
Thanks!

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