Laptop

Laptop Price in Bangladesh

Laptops are portable computing devices designed for versatility. They integrate powerful processors, ample RAM, and storage into a compact form factor, enabling users to work, study, or entertain themselves on the go. Equipped with a display, keyboard, and trackpad, laptops offer diverse connectivity options, facilitating work from anywhere. They come in various sizes and configurations to suit different needs, from ultraportable models for travel to high-performance machines for gaming or professional tasks. Laptops often feature built-in batteries, ensuring flexibility without being tethered to a power source, making them indispensable devices for modern lifestyles.

In Bangladesh, Onix BD provides a large selection of laptops with low pricing, available in a variety of colors and designs, and featuring i3, i5, and i7 models. We also provide reasonably priced accessories and premium gaming laptops. Get the greatest offers and nationwide delivery when you shop online in Bangladesh. Onix BD is dedicated to being the best laptop service center in Bangladesh, offering comprehensive repair service for all your laptop servicing needs.

In Bangladesh, laptop prices vary widely based on brand, specifications, and features. Budget options start around BDT 30,000 for basic models suitable for everyday tasks. Mid-range laptops typically range from BDT 50,000 to BDT 80,000, offering better performance for gaming and multitasking. High-end models, particularly gaming laptops and those with advanced specifications, can exceed BDT 1,00,000. 

Best Laptop Brands in Bangladesh

In today's dynamic tech landscape, the laptop market has become incredibly competitive, offering a wide array of choices to meet diverse needs. At our store, we proudly showcase the latest models from leading brands like Acer, Asus, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, HUAWEI, Lenovo, MacBook, MSI, Realme, and Walton making your selection process easier and more tailored to your requirements.

Type of Laptop

Intel Laptop: These Laptops are manufactured exclusively with intel’s Intel Core Series Processors namely Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7, and modern Core i9 with the latest generations like 14th gen, 13th gen, 12th gen, 11th gen, 10th gen. These laptops are a good balance between budget and performance. On the Intel side, we have 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th and latest 14th Generation CPUs for laptops.

AMD RYZEN Laptop: These Laptops are made with AMD’s RYZEN series processors; namely AMD RYZEN 3, RYZEN 5, RYZEN 7, and RYZEN 9 processors. These processors have a stable performance that almost rivals Intel. But the upgrade cost is higher. AMD Laptops at Star Tech come with Ryzen 1000 to 6000 series processors. The highly mapped filter on our website allows sorting laptops by screen size, memory, storage, and other special features. Visit our dedicated gaming Laptop section to meet your gaming demands. Click the compare button to check the models of choice side by side.

Premium Ultrabook: Ultrabook is a term coined by computer chipmaker Intel for a special class of ultraportable notebook (hence Ultrabook). Ultrabooks must meet specific criteria for various things such as size/weight, battery life, type of chipset (including built-in security features).

Business Laptop: Business laptops are designed with productivity in mind and are equipped with features tailored for professionals. Strong security measures, long-lasting batteries, and powerful CPUs are usually included to ensure that you can finish your task swiftly.

Gaming Laptop: Gaming laptops are designed particularly with a gamer in mind. From trusted brands like Asus & Gigabyte our gaming laptops price list includes laptops for beginners to elite gamers. These Laptop computers have Disk Drive and can hold up to 256 GB. A dedicated Graphics Card, the key to any true gaming Laptop, tops out at 6GB in varying levels of RAM for faster processing, starting from 8GB to 16GB. Hard Drive capacity is up to 2TB, but these gaming laptops also include the option for an (SSD) solid-state drive, which operates quicker and more efficiently than a Hard a powerful Asus Gaming Laptop. These laptops also have screens starting from 15 to 17.3 inches, offering an impressive display on top of excellent video and animation quality. 

Student laptop: Student laptop has less powerful hardware but performs well for online class, Internet browsing, video chatting and conference, reading e-books and doing class assignments through office software. Student laptop price in BD usually low so affordable for everyone.

How to select which laptop you need ?

Choosing the best laptop involves considering your needs, budget, and preferences. Look for the right balance of performance, battery life, and portability. Consider factors like processor speed, RAM, storage type, and display quality. Read reviews, compare models, and ensure the laptop suits your specific tasks, whether for gaming, business, or casual use.

Core i3 Laptop price in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, Core i3 laptops range in price from BDT 40,000 to BDT 70,000, depending on the model and specifications. Factors like CPU generation, RAM size, kind of storage, and other factors have a big impact on price. Customers can expect these laptops to effectively fulfill their daily computing requirements, which means they are suitable for a range of users and tasks.

Core i5 Laptop price in Bangladesh

Core i5 laptops range in price from BDT 50,000 to BDT 1,90,000 in Bangladesh, depending on the model and specifications. A few variables that affect pricing are RAM size, processing speed, display quality, and storage capacity. These laptops are suitable for customers seeking dependable performance in a range of jobs, from daily productivity to more demanding applications, and they thus satisfy a multitude of market needs.

Core i7 Laptop price in Bangladesh

The price of a Core i7 laptop in Bangladesh usually ranges from BDT 80,000 to BDT 2,80,000, depending on the model and its features.The price is influenced by various factors such as processor generation, RAM size, storage capacity, graphics capability, and additional features. These laptops are designed to handle demanding tasks like graphic design, gaming, and multimedia editing with high-performance computing.

Features of Laptop

CPU: This is the brain of your computer. The number of cores, processing power and price range is a good indicator of the overall level of CPU power on offer. Laptops generally use low-power-consumption CPUs for better battery life. Be careful when comparing chip families from different manufacturers and quoted speed figures (e.g. 2.4GHz), as these are not directly comparable across brands. Intel family of CPUs with those from AMD – their main competitor for Windows computers –  and Apple's M-series processors (dubbed Apple Silicon) all work differently. The same goes for each generation of the same brand of chip. For example, Intel Core i3, i5, i7 and i9 generally increase performance with each generation, even at the same quoted frequency figure in GHz; likewise with the M series processors designed for highly mobile computers. The same goes for AMD's Ryzen series of processors.

RAM: A lack of RAM will slow your computer when running multiple programs, using a lot of web browser tabs or performing labour-intensive tasks, such as image processing. Expect a minimum of 4GB (gigabytes) even in a budget Windows system, but ideally aim for at least 8GB for most general-use laptops and 16GB or more for high-end models. Don't skimp on RAM at purchase time as you will likely not be able to upgrade/increase it later.

Screen quality: A small screen means a smaller laptop that's generally going to be lighter, but larger (and particularly higher resolution) screens are better for graphics, gaming or watching movies. Regardless of physical size, many lower-cost laptops only have relatively low-resolution screens of 1366 x 768 pixels. Check before buying. More laptops aimed at the mid-range market have a screen with at least full-HD (1080p, or 1920 x 1080 pixels), but higher resolution screens are available in high-end laptops. 

Storage space: The solid-state drive (SSD) has replaced hard drives as the preferred storage medium in most laptops, due to much better performance and falling SSD prices which have made this super-fast storage medium more affordable. Laptops with a traditional hard disk drive (HDD) can still be found in some, usually cheaper, models. An SSD is much faster than a hard drive and can lift the overall performance of a laptop considerably, and thus extend its useful working life. For a general-use laptop 128GB is the starting point for an SSD, but we strongly recommend 256GB or more for most users. Also, check if the laptop or tablet can be expanded via a microSD card, which can add up to an additional 1TB of solid-state storage.

Graphics card: Many laptops will have the graphics processor built into the motherboard (called "on-board graphics"), rather than on a separate ("dedicated") graphics card. High-end models may have a dedicated graphics card which has its own video RAM.

Power supply: Often called "the brick", this is the block and cord that you use to plug your laptop into a standard wall socket. If your laptop battery won't last long enough for you to leave the brick at home, you'll have to take it with you for recharging, and this can add considerably to the overall weight you have to carry around. 

Battery life: Having a long working time between charges is particularly important for an ultraportable. After all, they lose portability points if you have to also carry the power supply unit and cable with you to charge them. Ideally you want to have a full day of working on-the-go without having to plug it in, but this will depend on what else you have plugged into the laptop drawing power from it.

Software

Most laptops can run the full version of Microsoft's Windows and some may have the option of using Linux (or you might download and install it yourself). Apple laptops run macOS (formerly OS X) and Intel-based models can also be set up to run Windows (using Apple's bootcamp utility to help with the installation). This gives you the ability to run either macOS or Windows each time you reboot the computer. Alternatively, Intel-based Macs can use a virtualisation program such as Parallels Desktop for Mac, VMware's Fusion or Oracle's Virtual Box software, to run one or more versions of Windows or Linux as 'virtual machines', in addition to the native operating system. M1-series Macs can do the same using the latest Parallels software and an ARM version of Windows. Some Microsoft laptops and tablets run Windows in S mode, which is an optimised mode of Windows designed to be more secure and power-efficient. However, it can only load programs that are available on the Microsoft Store online. Windows in S mode can be upgraded at no cost to the full Windows Home (or Pro at extra cost) but only once. If you do it, there's no going back. Most tablets run iOS or Android, which may not include your preferred programs.