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I want 16 inch with good build quality and good battery life laptop under 1 lakh.. my usage will be office, excel and some light works in CAD
Bcoz I want more work space and color accuracy doesn't matter
Asus Vivobook 16X, R5 5600H + 16GB RAM variant for ~57k should easily suffice. Do not get the 8GB RAM variant.
Some how I am inclined towards intel processor. Does it comes with intel too?
I don't know, maybe it does, check yourself & buy Intel if you want. I will prefer AMD because of better efficiency, thus better battery life. Intel 12th gen is superior in performance, but still not in efficiency. But Intel 12th gen laptops are overpriced, so is an easy not recommended from me. I predict that AMD will retain the efficiency crown for at least another year or so.
What about HP Victus? Also, I don't suggest anyone to buy asus laptop nowadays without buying ADP & not to take it to service centre before the ADP confirmation email come.
Should be a decent choice, but is more gamer focussed unlike Vivobook, so Vivobook should be better built. The hinge wobble of Victus is well documented.
How is the performance of AMD for my usage.. its only excel and light works in CAD
R5 5600H ~ i5 11400H ~ R7 5700U
If everything else is same then prefer laptop with at least 1 year ADP & 1 year extended warranty(so total 1+1=2 years standard warranty). Contact acer customer care though to check if similar adp & extended warranty offer available(it usually is for purchase from their official e-store or authorized offline showrooms).
Everything is same but acer has oled screen and h series processor. Any idea on quality of acer laptops and also am little bit concern about oled screen
OLED screen carry risk of burn-in so unless main usage is media consumption I don't see any reason to prefer oled screen over ips not to mention oled screen also consume more power so battery backup too will be less than ips screen. All laptop manufacturers have reduced their build quality in last 3-4 years so it all comes down to after sales support & warranty/ADP.
You are about 3 years late.