Testseek.com have collected 116 expert reviews of the Alienware 17 Series and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Alienware 17 Series.
December 2013
(82%)
116 Reviews
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Heavy, thick body, Battery rapidly depletes during games, Small trackpad, Loud, unrefined speakers, Very expensive
As usual, Alienware's latest gaming machine looks the part, and its exciting design is backed up by benchmark-breaking speed in the latest titles. The screen is good but not great, however, and the battery life during gameplay is typically poor. As usual,...
The Alienware 17 isn't perfect – a laptop costing this much really ought to include a proper solid-state drive, and maybe 16 GB memory too. And, of course, its sheer size and weight mean that it's rarely going to leave home. However it provides top-of-the...
Power, power and more power, Big 1080p screen, Decent battery life
LED-heavy styling, Not really portable, No 4k
Complaining about the size and weight of the Alienware 17 is missing the point, really – this laptop is all about no-compromise gaming, and in this it excels. OK, so the styling won't be to everyone's tastes and it's a long way from cheap, but if fraggi...
Power and performance (CPU graphics), Sound quality, Connectivity, Low heat
Colour fidelity = fail, Touchpad a little cramped
With such high-level graphics and processing capability, plus amazing sound quality, the Alienware 17 would have everything it needs in its arsenal to fully immerse gamers in their games. If only it weren't for the screen's colours, which are just all ove...
The Alienware 17 is a little pricey, but it's a powerful imposing gaming rig that can be taken from room to room or to a friend's house. It will serve you well on the game grid....
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Published: 2014-03-16, Author: Vernon , review by: vernonchan.com
Abstract: Alienware is a name synonymous with gaming hardware since 1996 and has been a brand of choice for many gamers both casual and hardcore. In June 2009, Alienware introduced the M17x , its first gaming product since the Dell acquisition. Now Dell's premium g...
Power, power and more power, Big 1080p screen, Decent battery life
LED-heavy styling, Not really portable, No 4k
Complaining about the size and weight of the Alienware 17 is missing the point, really – this laptop is all about no-compromise gaming, and in this it excels.OK, so the styling won't be to everyone's tastes and it's a long way from cheap, but if fragging ...
If money is no issue, the Dell Alienware 17 is certainly one that we will recommend to those who want no compromise even when it comes to a mobile gaming machine. Its wide array of customizable options is also sure to get gamers excited as well.(previous...
