Need some new Teacher laptops

[Sonic007]

Hi all,

 

I'm in need of a few teacher laptops.

 

What would you recommend? Budget is small so cant be more than £400-500 max.

 

 

Many thanks.

[synaesthesia]

Very pleased with the HP probook range, found the 13 inch models a great compromise of size with good quality and easily fall in that range. Boxes ticked for usb c with power delivery, near identical models available with larger screens and numpads for staff that need.

[TheHyperTechie]

Stonebook Pro, or Stonebook Edge-R (If you don't mind AMD). Sturdy laptops, with a great warranty.

[CHiLL]

Very pleased with the HP probook range, found the 13 inch models a great compromise of size with good quality and easily fall in that range. Boxes ticked for usb c with power delivery, near identical models available with larger screens and numpads for staff that need.

We also use HP ProBooks (specifically the 450 G8, 450 G9 and 44 G10 models). They've been fairly solid in the 12+ months we've had them, though we have found that replacing the keyboard if a key cap breaks is a nightmare (the whole unit needs disassembling entirely) and we've had one USB-C port and repaired under warranty. I think next time round, I'm going to look for models with more easily replicable keyboards and two USB-C PD/Thunderbolt ports for resiliency.

[JATSO]

We just bought some Very-PC Flexbooks seem to be pretty robust, They replaced our Dell Latitude E5450's that we bought used and lasted us nearly 6 years.

[LeMarchand]

We just bought some Very-PC Flexbooks seem to be pretty robust, They replaced our Dell Latitude E5450's that we bought used and lasted us nearly 6 years.

 

We got a few Thinbooks. The backlit keyboard seems to have enough "shiny" to offset the unfamiliar (to teachers) brand.

[psydii]

Take a look at the Lenovo 13w, web pricing might put you off, but an edu-reseller can get you the real price.