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one of the new crop of laptops to incorporate the NVIDIA GTX 1050 TI GPU arjun pcs eon 15 s is more budget-friendly than one of its usual custom-built systems starting at $9.99 i really think you'll want to spend at least a couple hundred more for satisfactory performance though there didn't seem to be any unusual or endemic performance or gameplay problems at least none that can't be solved by throwing money at them if they bother you too much once I had at least semi optimised settings for a game the first-person shooter experience was great a couple of lost weekends and some missed deadlines can attest to that much and several qualities elevate the EON 15s above the rest of the 1050 Ti crowd like some competitors it incorporates a sufficiently matte IPS display but the origins looks better a lot better in some cases it also has two two mini DisplayPort connectors one that's directly attached to the GPU bus and therefore capable of driving a g-sync compatible monitor that makes possible a total of three external displays with the third on HDMI plus there's a removable battery that's not only a rarity these days but especially rare for its price class of course given the measly 4.3 hour battery life it delivered on our streaming video test you may want to stock up on them you can bling up the lid matte red or glossy white a custom paint job or a logo and the keyboard back lights ports up to three preset color zones and the usual rainbow of color animation options the full-size membrane keyboard doesn't have the clicky feel of a mechanical but it's surprisingly good with decent feedback and a reasonable layout that shouldn't get in your way all it's not perfect though the touchpad isn't great and it's selectively responsive and the general utility doesn't allow for a lot of control over the fan which can get loud or other settings you