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Open box-excellent available for $1812.99 and open box-satisfactory for $1559.99.
Also, before anyone comes with "100W RTX 3080 is a joke on this", you need to realize what you're getting and trading off. This is noticeably lighter and compact than most gaming laptops, has a superior and well-calibrated screen, and a pretty decent battery life with respect to gaming laptops.
There are indeed cheaper RTX3080 laptops but they rarely comprise of the above features. It's up to you to decide what things you want to get and trade off.
Open box-excellent available for $1812.99 and open box-satisfactory for $1559.99.
Also, before anyone comes with "100W RTX 3080 is a joke on this", you need to realize what you're getting and trading off. This is noticeably lighter and compact than most gaming laptops, has a superior and well-calibrated screen, and a pretty decent battery life with respect to gaming laptops.
There are indeed cheaper RTX3080 laptops but they rarely comprise of the above features. It's up to you to decide what things you want to get and trade off.
There are a few laptops with similar thickness with a decently more power 3080 inside. Of course, the fan noise may be louder too.
Eluktronics Max-15 comes to mind. About 1800-1900 bucks too.
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Also, before anyone comes with "100W RTX 3080 is a joke on this", you need to realize what you're getting and trading off. This is noticeably lighter and compact than most gaming laptops, has a superior and well-calibrated screen, and a pretty decent battery life with respect to gaming laptops.
There are indeed cheaper RTX3080 laptops but they rarely comprise of the above features. It's up to you to decide what things you want to get and trade off.
Also, before anyone comes with "100W RTX 3080 is a joke on this", you need to realize what you're getting and trading off. This is noticeably lighter and compact than most gaming laptops, has a superior and well-calibrated screen, and a pretty decent battery life with respect to gaming laptops.
There are indeed cheaper RTX3080 laptops but they rarely comprise of the above features. It's up to you to decide what things you want to get and trade off.
There are a few laptops with similar thickness with a decently more power 3080 inside. Of course, the fan noise may be louder too.
Eluktronics Max-15 comes to mind. About 1800-1900 bucks too.