Testseek.com have collected 115 expert reviews of the Alienware Area 51 M15X and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Alienware Area 51 M15X.
April 2008
(82%)
115 Reviews
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When all the testing was done and the results were in, the Alienware m15x is one of the best gaming notebooks to ever hit the market. It has loads of performance for general productivity tasks and when game time comes around it has the muscle for to...
Abstract: -It’s the most expensive laptop we’ve looked at yet. David Hollingworth ponders if you get the right amount of bang for your buck. On the design front, Alienware’s high-end gaming rigs tend to turn people on or off based on their l...
Very fast performance, impressive LED lighting system, Blu-ray writer
Expensive, lacks older ports, small screen, touchpad is slow without Mylar The Final Word Once you get over the fact that you could buy several PCs at this price, the Alienware Area-51 m15x-R1 is an extremely capable desktop replacement for the keen ga...
Once you get over the fact that you could buy several PCs at this price, the Alienware Area-51 m15x-R1 is an extremely capable desktop replacement for the keen gamer.
Abstract: Alienware has long been a name associated with high-end gaming machines, especially in the notebook domain. Extreme performance, reliability and distinctive visual designs have maintained the popularity of the brand, despite their going from ‘indie’ t...
If you don't mind paying for portability, the Alienware m15 is one of the best light(er) gaming laptops around right now. The slimmer, lighter design hasn't brought any serious compromises on power or performance, and even battery life is surprisingly str...
Excellent performance power, Sleek and sexy design, Incredibly light for a gaming laptop
Top-tier model is very expensive, No Nvidia G-Sync support, Underwhelming battery life
The Alienware m15 has almost everything going for it. It has a stylish lightweight design, the option of an ultra-smooth 144Hz display and enough power to blast through the majority of games in Full HD at 60fps. However, it's expensive, especially conside...