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Dell G3 hands-on review : First impressions

Dell G3 hands-on review : First impressions

Posted on July 13, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

A few months back, Dell officially announced their new budget-friendly G-series gaming laptop line. Fast forward to July, the series finally made its way to the Philippines with only the G3 and G7 making it to our shores. Today, we’ll be taking a quick look at the baby of the series, the 15-inch G3.

The new G-series of Dell takes a stealthier approach when it comes to design. Instead of going for the standard red and black theme, the brand went for black/gray and blue. While this color scheme is not new to the gaming laptop market, take Acer’s Predator laptops, for example, it is much cooler to the eyes. Not to mention, the colors made it a lot more discreet and unassuming.
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