Laptop with 16 to 17 inch screen
16" and 17" laptops are the largest sizes of laptops, offering a number of advantages. With a larger screen, it is much easier to both work and play on a computer, without the need for an external monitor. A 16-17 inch computer will work well for office tasks, image editing, video editing and gaming. It's easier to use several windows at once and easier to see small details. A 14" or 15" gaming computer can sometimes feel too small to work well - especially for faster games. With a 17-inch PC, gaming really works, even though 17" is still a portable format.
What both 16" and 17" have in common is that there's plenty of room for powerful components and cooling. This makes it easier to find a computer with good performance compared to buying a smaller one. In addition, there is often room for a large battery, which can provide better battery life than smaller computers with similar performance.
Laptop 16 inch
Laptops with a 16-inch screen have long been the less popular option because 15.6 inches have been so dominant. In recent years, however, 16" has become much more popular, starting with the release of the Macbook Pro 16". Since then, a large number of other manufacturers have released new models with 16-inch screens. We get computers in this size all the time, but if you're looking for something in particular, it's worth checking back regularly to see what we have in stock.
Laptop 17 inch
The 17-inch screen is the largest standard size available on the market. It's a size of computer that works very well for all forms of creative work, which is ideal if you mostly use your laptop in the same place but don't have room for an external monitor. It's also a great size for playing games. You have a good overview, but at the same time it won't be difficult to move your eyes from one side of the screen to the other. Cheap Technology often has 17" computers in stock and if there aren't any at the moment they will be back in soon, so it pays to check regularly. The 17" computers we sell are often well below the regular market price.
