Good Budget Laptop For Video Editing

Upgraded laptop from 8gb to 32gb for on-the-go video/photo editing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My laptop has been slowing down, from using it for browsing different stuff, downloads here and there, photo and video editing. U til my laptop is noticeably slow. Time for upgrade and I have used this to improve my laptop performance. Once installed, I was right to use this, and I have noted significant improvement on processing, speed on apps, very low lag on editing video. I didn't have to buy a new laptop. Highly recommended

Fantastic laptop for all my medium scale video editing and music producing needs. Great for Power point and apple's Keynote as well! Love the small and light form factor!

Since I use a gaming laptop without a dvd player/recorder for video editing and recording, this external 4 port usb adapter makes it super for adding the dvd player. My laptop ports are already in use for other devices and gadgets. The expansion with added usb ports is very helpful.

I need a portable drive for video editing om Mac laptop. I fill up one of these every year or two. They work perfectly. (I buy cheaper 8TB WD drives to back these up.)

Needed storage for my new video editing monster laptop and found it in this LaCie 8TB that I am using in RAID 0. I'm usually a RAID 5 guy, but giving it a shot since during these times, a 4 or 5 disk RAID was out of the budget. It spins up quickly. I leave it on and it spins down when the computer goes off. My M.2 SSD boots my computer in about 6 seconds and the LaCie beats it to the draw. I've had sustained reads and writes around 200 MBps, even off of the RAID 5 NAS units I use. Quiet and a looker as well. Really can't ask much more from a 2 drive box.

Beautiful, functional, durable. I carry mostly video editing gear (15 laptop, lots of external hard drives and SSD's, various cables and chargers, mouse) and some camera gear (memory cards, batteries, camera parts). It holds a ton of stuff, keeps everything neatly organized, and looks great. It's pricey but I'd buy more of them

With a lot research I was looking for a laptop to process large raw files and heavy video editing without breaking the bank. So far the laptop has exceeded my expectations. Asus doesn't come with tons of annoying bloat ware, very nice. Battery power is okay but with a lot processing and rendering no battery will keep up with the demands long term especially for a 17 inch. I would recommend!

I bought my Lenova Legion 5 laptop from BH as it was their recommendation for video editing. I found that the laptop lagged a little so I got the memory upgrade and wow what a difference. Now it works flawlessly!

When I went with a new laptop for video editing that did not have a DVD, Blu-Ray burner installed. I checked out B&H's website. I knew that I did not want the flat, small, plastic external burners I already owned and did not like. The Mercury Pro is built like a tank. I like the fact that in order to load a disc, you must access a draw, drop the DVD in the holder, not snap the DVD on to a center piece. In the short time I have used the Mercury, I've successfully burned 10 Blu Ray discs.