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Best Laptops for Video Editing in India (2026): Best Picks

Last updated: 23/10/2026
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Short answer: buy the Lenovo LOQ 2025 (RTX 5050) if you edit every day and use After Effects. Buy the Motorola Motobook 60 Pro if you want the best screen under ₹1 lakh. Buy the MacBook Air M5 if you edit on the move and battery matters.

Geekman has covered consumer tech for over 10 years, and this ranking is built the way our buying guides always are: research first, then a hard look at the numbers. For every model we compared official specs, screen colour coverage, CPU, memory and storage, graphics power, price, warranty and service reach, and checked live prices on Amazon and Flipkart.

What editors need

What each editing app asks for

Most buying guides skip the software side. Premiere Pro, After Effects and DaVinci Resolve all publish what they want, and those numbers decide which laptop suits you. Here is what I found, and I have marked which figures come from the maker and which do not.

What Premiere Pro, After Effects and DaVinci Resolve ask for in RAM and graphics memory

Adobe recommends 16GB of RAM for HD and 32GB or more for 4K in both Premiere Pro and After Effects. It lists 4GB of graphics memory as the minimum and 8GB as the recommended amount. I could not open Blackmagic’s own page for DaVinci Resolve, so those figures come from a third party summary and you should check them before you buy.

The big question

Do you need a graphics card for video editing?

Do you need a graphics card for video editing: built-in GPU versus RTX

It depends on the app. For Reels, 1080p and light 4K in Premiere Pro, a built-in GPU does the job, and you get a lighter laptop with a longer battery. For After Effects, heavy colour grading and AI tools, I would pay for an RTX card. That is why this guide has four laptops of each kind. If you want gaming laptops with a strong screen as well, my gaming laptops for video editing guide goes deeper.

The ranking

How I ranked these laptops for editing

Each laptop gets a score out of 10 for performance (40%), value (40%) and service (20%). Performance is weighted toward the screen, CPU cores, RAM, storage and graphics. Value is price against what you get and what you can upgrade. Service looks at warranty and how easy it is to get help.

See the scores
#LaptopPerf.ValueServiceOverall
1Lenovo LOQ 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 1TB)9.08.27.88.4
2Lenovo Legion 5 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 115W)9.27.47.88.2
3Motorola Motobook 60 Pro (Core Ultra 5 225H, 2.8K OLED)7.88.86.88.0
4Motorola Motobook 60 (Core 5 210H, 2.8K OLED)7.29.26.87.9
5ASUS Gaming V16 2026 (Core 5 210H, RTX 5050 8GB)8.47.67.27.8
6Apple MacBook Air M5 (13.6 inch, 16GB, 1TB)8.66.28.47.6
7Lenovo LOQ Essential (Ryzen 7 7735HS, RTX 4050 6GB, 65W)6.88.07.87.5
8Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition (Core Ultra 5 226V, OLED)7.86.87.87.4

Scores weigh performance 40%, value 40% and service 20%. They come from official specs, listed warranty terms and live prices on 22 October 2026.

Quick picks

PickLaptopBest for
Best OverallLenovo LOQ 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 1TB)Editors who also use After Effects and want upgrade room
Best Screen and CoolingLenovo Legion 5 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 115W)A taller 16:10 screen and the strongest cooling here
Best OLED ValueMotorola Motobook 60 Pro (Core Ultra 5 225H, 2.8K OLED)A bright OLED screen and 1.39 kg for under ₹85,000
Cheapest OLEDMotorola Motobook 60 (Core 5 210H, 2.8K OLED)The cheapest way into a colour accurate OLED screen
Cheapest RTXASUS Gaming V16 2026 (Core 5 210H, RTX 5050 8GB)The cheapest RTX 5050 laptop with a 16:10 screen
Best Battery and PortabilityApple MacBook Air M5 (13.6 inch, 16GB, 1TB)Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro on a light, silent laptop
Cheapest RTX CardLenovo LOQ Essential (Ryzen 7 7735HS, RTX 4050 6GB, 65W)An RTX card and a 100% sRGB screen for ₹1.15 lakh
Best Thin OLEDLenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition (Core Ultra 5 226V, OLED)A premium 1.19 kg OLED laptop with a 70Wh battery

Tap a name to jump to its review. Live prices are in the buy box under each review. Prices are as seen on 22 October 2026 and bank offers can change them.

The reviews

Best laptops for video editing in India: 8 picks

Best Overall

1. Lenovo LOQ 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 1TB)

8.4 Overall

9.0 Performance

8.2 Value

7.8 Service

Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 1TB SSD, 100% sRGB screen and two RAM slots for ₹1,48,990.

Lenovo LOQ 2025 RTX 5050 gaming laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Core i7-13650HX · RTX 5050 8GB · 1TB SSD · Up to 32GB RAM · 100% sRGB

Best for
✓ After Effects and DaVinci Resolve users
✓ Editors who need storage for footage
✓ Buyers who plan to add a second RAM stick

Not ideal for
– Editors who work on trains and cafes
– Anyone who wants an OLED or HDR screen

Verdict: The most complete editing machine on this list for the money.

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ RTX 5050 with 8GB video memory
+ 14 cores and 1TB SSD
+ Two RAM slots, up to 32GB

What we don’t like
– 2.4 kg
– Single 16GB stick at purchase
– Full HD screen

Full review

This is the pick I would buy for myself if I edited every day. It has the RTX card that After Effects asks for, 14 CPU cores, 1TB of storage and a screen that covers 100% of sRGB.

For editing. The Core i7-13650HX has 14 cores and 20 threads, which helps exports and busy timelines. The 15.6 inch screen is 144Hz, 300 nits and lists 100% sRGB. The 1TB SSD is the biggest in the guide, and two RAM slots take it to 32GB, which is where Adobe says 4K work should start.

For graphics heavy apps. The RTX 5050 has 8GB of video memory and Lenovo lists 100W of graphics power. That meets the 8GB that Adobe recommends for Premiere Pro and After Effects, and it is the kind of card DaVinci Resolve likes.

The catch. It weighs 2.4 kg and ships with a single 16GB stick, so budget for a second one. The screen is full HD, not OLED.

Price. Amazon lists it at ₹1,48,990 on 22 October 2026.

Lenovo LOQ 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 1TB) vs the competition. It costs ₹14,000 less than the Legion 5 and has twice the storage, but the Legion has a taller 165Hz screen and more graphics power.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core i7-13650HX, 14 cores, 20 threads
GPUNVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB GDDR7, graphics power 100W
Memory16GB DDR5-4800 (1 stick), up to 32GB
Display15.6 inch FHD IPS, 144Hz, 300 nits, 100% sRGB
Storage1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe
WeightAbout 2.4 kg

Best Screen and Cooling

2. Lenovo Legion 5 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 115W)

8.2 Overall

9.2 Performance

7.4 Value

7.8 Service

Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 at 115W, WUXGA 165Hz 100% sRGB screen and 2.1 kg for ₹1,62,990.

Lenovo Legion 5 2025 RTX 5050 gaming laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Core i7-13650HX · RTX 5050 8GB, 115W · WUXGA, 165Hz · 100% sRGB, Dolby Vision · 2.1 kg

Best for
✓ Long exports that need steady cooling
✓ Editors who like a taller timeline view
✓ People who want the highest graphics power

Not ideal for
– Anyone with a ₹1.5 lakh limit
– People who need more than 512GB out of the box

Verdict: The best screen and cooling here. I would only change the 512GB drive.

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Lenovo Legion 5 2025 Intel Core i7-13650HX | NVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB (16GB RAM/512GB SSD/WUXGA IPS/165Hz/15.3" (38.8cm)/Windows 11/Office 2024+AI Now/Black/2.1Kg), 83LY00SUIN AI Powered Gaming Laptop

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ WUXGA 165Hz screen, 100% sRGB, Dolby Vision
+ RTX 5050 at a published 115W
+ 2.1 kg with vapor chamber cooling

What we don’t like
– 512GB SSD
– Costs the most of the four RTX picks
– Single 16GB RAM stick

Full review

The Legion 5 is the laptop for long exports. Lenovo lists a vapor chamber cooler and a 1920×1200 panel at 165Hz with 100% sRGB, 300 nits and Dolby Vision.

For editing. The 16:10 shape gives you more room for the timeline and panels. The Core i7-13650HX has 14 cores. The listing shows 16GB of DDR5-4800 as one stick, up to 32GB, and two M.2 slots with 512GB installed.

For graphics heavy apps. It lists a 115W graphics power for the RTX 5050, which is the highest published on this chip, with 8GB of video memory.

The catch. It costs ₹14,000 more than the LOQ 2025 and has half the storage. Plan to add a second SSD.

Price. Amazon lists it at ₹1,62,990 on 22 October 2026. It weighs about 2.1 kg.

Lenovo Legion 5 2025 (Core i7-13650HX, RTX 5050 8GB, 115W) vs the competition. It has a better screen and cooling and weighs 0.3 kg less than the LOQ 2025, but costs ₹14,000 more with half the storage.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core i7-13650HX, 14 cores, 20 threads
GPUNVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB GDDR7, graphics power 115W
Memory16GB DDR5-4800 (1 stick), up to 32GB
DisplayWUXGA 1920×1200 IPS, 165Hz, 300 nits, 100% sRGB, Dolby Vision
Storage512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe, two M.2 slots
WeightAbout 2.1 kg

Best OLED Value

3. Motorola Motobook 60 Pro (Core Ultra 5 225H, 2.8K OLED)

8.0 Overall

7.8 Performance

8.8 Value

6.8 Service

Core Ultra 5 225H, 16GB DDR5, 14 inch 2.8K 120Hz OLED with 100% DCI-P3 for ₹84,990.

Motorola Motobook 60 Pro OLED laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Core Ultra 5 225H · 16GB DDR5 · 2.8K OLED, 120Hz · 100% DCI-P3 · 1.39 kg

Best for
✓ Editors who grade colour on the go
✓ Premiere Pro users on 1080p and light 4K
✓ Anyone who wants the best screen under ₹1 lakh

Not ideal for
– After Effects users who need a discrete GPU
– People with a lot of heavy 4K projects

Verdict: The best screen you can buy under ₹1 lakh, with a processor that suits light to medium editing.

MOTOROLA Motobook 60 Pro 2.8K OLED

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ 2.8K 120Hz OLED, 100% DCI-P3
+ 1.39 kg
+ Up to 32GB DDR5 per Motorola

What we don’t like
– No discrete graphics card
– Sold on Flipkart only
– 512GB SSD

Full review

Motorola surprised me here. For ₹84,990 you get a 14 inch OLED with 100% DCI-P3, a wide colour range that covers more than sRGB, and the body weighs 1.39 kg.

For editing. Motorola lists the panel as 2.8K at 120Hz with 100% DCI-P3 and 500 nits typical brightness, with 1100 nits at peak. RAM is 16GB of DDR5 and Motorola says configurations go up to 32GB, so check the variant you buy. Storage is 512GB.

For graphics heavy apps. It uses the processor’s built-in graphics. Adobe lists a 4GB GPU as the minimum for Premiere Pro, and for After Effects on Intel and AMD it lists a discrete GPU, so a laptop like this is better for Premiere Pro than for After Effects.

The catch. Flipkart sells it and Amazon does not list it. Warranty is one year onsite, so check that before you buy.

Price. Flipkart lists it at ₹84,990 on 22 October 2026.

Motorola Motobook 60 Pro (Core Ultra 5 225H, 2.8K OLED) vs the competition. It costs ₹10,000 more than the Motobook 60 and has the faster Core Ultra 5 225H, but both share the same style of screen.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core Ultra 5 225H
GPUIntel integrated graphics
Memory16GB DDR5 (Motorola lists up to 32GB)
Display14 inch 2.8K OLED, 120Hz, 100% DCI-P3, 500 nits (1100 peak)
Storage512GB SSD
WeightAbout 1.39 kg, 60Wh battery

Cheapest OLED

4. Motorola Motobook 60 (Core 5 210H, 2.8K OLED)

7.9 Overall

7.2 Performance

9.2 Value

6.8 Service

Core 5 210H, 16GB DDR5, 14 inch 2.8K 120Hz OLED with 100% DCI-P3 for ₹74,990.

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Core 5 210H · 16GB DDR5 · 2.8K OLED, 120Hz · 100% DCI-P3 · 1.4 kg

Best for
✓ Students who edit Reels and short videos
✓ Photo editors
✓ Anyone who wants an OLED screen on a budget

Not ideal for
– After Effects users
– Heavy 4K editors

Verdict: The best price for a colour accurate screen. Fine for 1080p, tight for 4K.

MOTOROLA Motobook 60 Full Metal 2.8K OLED (i5 14th Gen) Intel Core 5 Series 2 210H (16 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home)

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ Cheapest laptop in the guide
+ 2.8K 120Hz OLED, 100% DCI-P3
+ 1.4 kg

What we don’t like
– 8-core processor
– No discrete graphics card
– Flipkart only

Full review

This is the cheapest laptop in the guide, and it has the same style of 2.8K OLED screen as the Pro. If you edit Reels, short videos and photos, you spend less and still see your colours properly.

For editing. The launch specs list a 14 inch 2.8K OLED at 120Hz with 100% DCI-P3 and up to 500 nits. The Core 5 210H has 8 cores and 12 threads, and the Flipkart listing shows 16GB of DDR5 and a 512GB SSD.

For graphics heavy apps. It has built-in graphics only, so keep it to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve on lighter projects and CapCut.

The catch. Eight cores is the lowest count here, and it is sold on Flipkart only.

Price. Flipkart lists it at ₹74,990 on 22 October 2026.

Motorola Motobook 60 (Core 5 210H, 2.8K OLED) vs the competition. It costs ₹10,000 less than the Motobook 60 Pro, with a slower processor but the same style of screen.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core 5 210H, 8 cores, 12 threads
GPUIntel integrated graphics
Memory16GB DDR5
Display14 inch 2.8K OLED, 120Hz, 100% DCI-P3, up to 500 nits
Storage512GB SSD
WeightAbout 1.4 kg, 60Wh battery

Cheapest RTX

5. ASUS Gaming V16 2026 (Core 5 210H, RTX 5050 8GB)

7.8 Overall

8.4 Performance

7.6 Value

7.2 Service

Core 5 210H, RTX 5050 8GB, 16GB DDR5 and a 16:10 144Hz screen at 1.95 kg for ₹1,39,990.

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Core 5 210H · RTX 5050 8GB · 16GB DDR5 · 16 inch 16:10 · 1.95 kg

Best for
✓ Editors on a tighter RTX budget
✓ Students who edit and game
✓ Anyone who wants a lighter RTX laptop

Not ideal for
– Anyone who needs a measured colour spec
– Heavy multi-layer 4K projects

Verdict: The lowest price for an RTX 5050 here, with a colour claim you should verify.

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What we like
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What we don’t like
– 8-core CPU
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– 512GB SSD

Full review

The V16 is the cheapest way to get an RTX 5050 with a 16:10 screen. It weighs 1.95 kg, which is light for an RTX laptop.

For editing. The panel is 16 inch 1920×1200, 144Hz and 300 nits, and ASUS lists 100% Adobe color gamut, which is a claim and not a measured result. The CPU has 8 cores and 12 threads, and the listing shows 16GB of upgradeable DDR5 and a 512GB SSD.

For graphics heavy apps. It has an RTX 5050 with 8GB of GDDR7, but ASUS does not publish the graphics power on this listing.

Price. Amazon lists it at ₹1,39,990 on 22 October 2026. It includes Office Home 2024 and Microsoft 365 Basic for a year.

ASUS Gaming V16 2026 (Core 5 210H, RTX 5050 8GB) vs the competition. It costs ₹9,000 less and weighs 0.45 kg less than the LOQ 2025, but has fewer cores and half the storage.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core 5 210H, 8 cores, 12 threads
GPUNVIDIA RTX 5050 8GB GDDR7, graphics power not published
Memory16GB DDR5, upgradeable
Display16 inch 1920×1200, 16:10, 144Hz, 300 nits
Storage512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD
WeightAbout 1.95 kg

Best Battery and Portability

6. Apple MacBook Air M5 (13.6 inch, 16GB, 1TB)

7.6 Overall

8.6 Performance

6.2 Value

8.4 Service

Apple M5, 16GB unified memory, 1TB SSD, 13.6 inch 500 nit display and 1.23 kg for ₹1,72,490.

Apple MacBook Air 13.6 inch M5 laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Apple M5 · 16GB unified memory · 1TB SSD · 500 nits, P3 · 1.23 kg

Best for
✓ Editors who travel and edit on battery
✓ Final Cut Pro users
✓ Anyone already in the Apple ecosystem

Not ideal for
– After Effects power users
– Anyone who wants to upgrade RAM later

Verdict: The best laptop here for battery life and weight, and the most expensive.

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ 1.23 kg and about 18 hours of rated battery
+ P3 wide colour display
+ Quiet, no fan noise worth mentioning

What we don’t like
– Most expensive pick
– Memory cannot be upgraded
– Not suited to After Effects heavy work

Full review

The MacBook Air is the odd one out. It has no graphics card to speak of, no upgrade slots and the highest price here, yet it is the one I would carry to a shoot.

For editing. The M5 chip has a 10-core CPU and an 8-core GPU. The 13.6 inch display is 2560×1664, 500 nits with P3 wide colour. Apple rates the battery at 18 hours, and the machine weighs 1.23 kg.

About memory. The 16GB is unified memory built into the chip, so you cannot add more later. Buy the size you need on day one.

The catch. Amazon lists the 16GB and 1TB model at ₹1,72,490. Flipkart lists the 16GB and 512GB model at ₹1,35,990, so check which storage you need. The display is 60Hz.

Price. Amazon lists this variant at ₹1,72,490 on 22 October 2026.

Apple MacBook Air M5 (13.6 inch, 16GB, 1TB) vs the competition. It costs ₹23,500 more than the Legion 5 and is far lighter, but has no RTX card and cannot be upgraded.

Key specs
CPUApple M5, 10 cores
GPUApple M5 8-core GPU
Memory16GB unified memory, not upgradeable
Display13.6 inch 2560×1664, 500 nits, P3 wide colour, 60Hz
Storage1TB SSD
WeightAbout 1.23 kg, 53.8Wh battery

Cheapest RTX Card

7. Lenovo LOQ Essential (Ryzen 7 7735HS, RTX 4050 6GB, 65W)

7.5 Overall

6.8 Performance

8.0 Value

7.8 Service

Ryzen 7 7735HS, RTX 4050 6GB, 100% sRGB screen and 1.8 kg for ₹1,14,990.

Lenovo LOQ Essential Ryzen 7 7735HS RTX 4050 laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Ryzen 7 7735HS · RTX 4050 6GB, 65W · 100% sRGB · 16GB max RAM · 1.8 kg

Best for
✓ Editors who need an RTX card on a budget
✓ Students who edit and game
✓ Anyone who carries the laptop every day

Not ideal for
– 4K editors
– Anyone who needs more than 16GB of RAM

Verdict: The cheapest laptop here with an RTX card. The 16GB RAM limit keeps it to lighter work.

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Lenovo LOQ Essential AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS | NVIDIA RTX 4050 6GB (16GB RAM/512GB SSD/144Hz Refresh Rate/15.6" (39.6cm)/Windows 11/Office Home 2024/Grey/1.8Kg), 83S000FWIN Gaming Laptop

Lenovo LOQ Essential AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS | NVIDIA RTX 4050 6GB (16GB RAM/512GB SSD/144Hz Refresh Rate/15.6" (39.6cm)/Windows 11/Office Home 2024/Grey/1.8Kg), 83S000FWIN Gaming Laptop

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ RTX card under ₹1.2 lakh
+ 100% sRGB screen
+ 1.8 kg

What we don’t like
– 16GB RAM maximum
– 6GB video memory
– 8-core CPU

Full review

If you want an RTX card without paying ₹1.4 lakh, this is it. It is light at 1.8 kg and the screen lists 100% sRGB.

For editing. The 15.6 inch IPS panel is 144Hz, 300 nits and 100% sRGB. The CPU is a Ryzen 7 7735HS with 8 cores and 16 threads. The listing shows one 16GB DDR5-4800 stick with a maximum of 16GB, which is the weak point for editing.

For graphics heavy apps. The RTX 4050 has 6GB of GDDR6 at a listed 65W. That is below the 8GB Adobe recommends, so keep to 1080p and light effects.

Price and stores. Amazon and Flipkart both list it at ₹1,14,990 on 22 October 2026.

Lenovo LOQ Essential (Ryzen 7 7735HS, RTX 4050 6GB, 65W) vs the competition. It is ₹34,000 cheaper and 0.6 kg lighter than the LOQ 2025, but with an 8-core CPU, a 65W card and a 16GB RAM limit.

Key specs
CPUAMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 8 cores, 16 threads
GPUNVIDIA RTX 4050 6GB GDDR6, graphics power 65W
Memory16GB DDR5-4800, one SODIMM, up to 16GB per listing
Display15.6 inch FHD IPS, 144Hz, 300 nits, 100% sRGB
Storage512GB PCIe 4.0, two M.2 slots
WeightAbout 1.8 kg

Best Thin OLED

8. Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition (Core Ultra 5 226V, OLED)

7.4 Overall

7.8 Performance

6.8 Value

7.8 Service

Core Ultra 5 226V, 16GB LPDDR5X, 14 inch OLED with 100% DCI-P3 and 1.19 kg for ₹1,19,990.

Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition OLED laptop with Geekman YouTube channel banner on screen
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Core Ultra 5 226V · 16GB LPDDR5X · 14 inch OLED · 100% DCI-P3 · 1.19 kg

Best for
✓ Editors who want a thin, premium build
✓ Photo editors
✓ People who travel a lot

Not ideal for
– After Effects users
– Anyone who wants to upgrade RAM later

Verdict: A beautiful and light laptop, but the Motobook 60 Pro gives you a similar screen for ₹35,000 less.

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Pros and cons

What we like
+ 1.19 kg and a 70Wh battery
+ OLED screen with 100% DCI-P3
+ Intel Arc graphics, 8-core processor

What we don’t like
– Memory cannot be upgraded
– Costs more than the Motobook 60 Pro
– No discrete graphics card

Full review

The Yoga Slim 7 is the premium choice for a thin OLED laptop. It weighs about 1.19 kg and the spec listings I found show a 70Wh battery.

For editing. A spec database lists the screen as 14 inch OLED, 1920×1200, 100% DCI-P3 and 400 nits for the Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition family. The Core Ultra 5 226V has 8 cores, and the Amazon listing shows 16GB of LPDDR5X and a 512GB SSD. Lenovo sells other versions of this laptop with a taller 2.8K screen, so check the variant.

About memory. The 226V carries its memory in the processor package, so you cannot add RAM later.

The catch. It uses the processor’s built-in Arc graphics, so it is a Premiere Pro machine more than an After Effects one. Amazon lists it at ₹1,19,990 and Flipkart at ₹1,04,990 for the 16GB and 512GB model.

Price. Amazon lists it at ₹1,19,990 on 22 October 2026.

Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition (Core Ultra 5 226V, OLED) vs the competition. It costs ₹35,000 more than the Motobook 60 Pro and weighs 0.2 kg less, with a similar style of OLED screen.

Key specs
CPUIntel Core Ultra 5 226V, 8 cores
GPUIntel Arc integrated graphics
Memory16GB LPDDR5X, not upgradeable
Display14 inch OLED, 100% DCI-P3 (spec database lists 1920×1200, 400 nits)
Storage512GB SSD
WeightAbout 1.19 kg, 70Wh battery

Questions other guides skip

The questions most editing laptop guides leave out

These are the questions buyers keep asking and the top guides rarely answer. I checked each against the makers’ own pages where I could.

1 · Can I edit 4K on 16GB of RAM?

Yes for simple timelines, but Adobe recommends 32GB or more for 4K in Premiere Pro and After Effects. With 16GB, use proxy files, close other apps and keep effects light. The LOQ 2025 and Legion 5 take up to 32GB later. The MacBook Air and the Yoga Slim 7 cannot be upgraded, so buy the memory you need on day one.

2 · Will After Effects run without a graphics card?

Adobe lists a discrete GPU with at least 4GB of memory for After Effects on Intel and AMD laptops. I found no statement that built-in graphics are supported. If After Effects is your main app, choose one of the four RTX picks.

3 · Why is the cheaper MacBook Neo not here?

It has 8GB of unified memory, against the 16GB Adobe recommends for HD editing. A published Final Cut Pro test found that simple 4K timelines play smoothly while stacked effects and heavy grading strain it, so proxies are needed. It suits light editing, and I would not buy it for a 4K workflow.

4 · Why no Snapdragon (Windows on Arm) laptops?

Adobe’s native Premiere Pro for Windows on Arm started as a public beta in July 2025, and the beta lacked third party plugins, ProRes and hardware accelerated H.264 and HEVC. I could not confirm the final release closes those gaps, so I left them out. DaVinci Resolve runs natively on Windows on Arm.

5 · Which of these can I upgrade later?

The LOQ 2025 and Legion 5 take up to 32GB, and the V16 lists upgradeable DDR5. The LOQ Essential stops at 16GB. The MacBook Air and the Yoga Slim 7 have memory built in. Motorola lists up to 32GB for the Motobook 60 Pro, but the listings do not say whether you can add it later, so check the variant.

6 · Is DaVinci Resolve happy with 16GB?

A third party summary lists 16GB as the baseline and 32GB for Fusion. I could not open Blackmagic’s own page, so confirm there. Resolve leans on the graphics card more than Premiere Pro, which favours the RTX picks.

What this means for your buying decision

You use After Effects or DaVinci Resolve: the Lenovo LOQ 2025 or the Legion 5.

You edit Reels and short videos on a budget: the Motorola Motobook 60.

You want the best screen under ₹1 lakh: the Motobook 60 Pro.

You edit on the move: the MacBook Air M5, or the Yoga Slim 7 if you prefer Windows.

You want an RTX card at the lowest price: the LOQ Essential for 1080p, the ASUS Gaming V16 for more power.

You edit 4K projects: choose one of the 32GB capable laptops and add a second RAM stick.

You are buying for GTA 6: wait. I found no announced PC version yet.

Compare all 8 laptops at a glance

LaptopCPUScreenRAM and storageGraphicsPrice
Lenovo LOQ 2025Core i7-13650HX100% sRGB, 144Hz16GB (max 32GB), 1TBRTX 5050 8GB₹1,48,990
Lenovo Legion 5Core i7-13650HX100% sRGB, 165Hz, WUXGA16GB (max 32GB), 512GBRTX 5050 8GB₹1,62,990
Motobook 60 ProCore Ultra 5 225H2.8K OLED, 100% DCI-P316GB DDR5, 512GBBuilt-in₹84,990
Motobook 60Core 5 210H2.8K OLED, 100% DCI-P316GB DDR5, 512GBBuilt-in₹74,990
ASUS Gaming V16Core 5 210H16:10, 100% Adobe (claim)16GB, 512GBRTX 5050 8GB₹1,39,990
MacBook Air M5Apple M5500 nits, P316GB (fixed), 1TBBuilt-in₹1,72,490
Lenovo LOQ EssentialRyzen 7 7735HS100% sRGB, 144Hz16GB (max 16GB), 512GBRTX 4050 6GB₹1,14,990
Yoga Slim 7 AuraCore Ultra 5 226VOLED, 100% DCI-P316GB (fixed), 512GBBuilt-in₹1,19,990

Specs are from official pages and Amazon.in and Flipkart listings in October 2026. Prices were seen on 22 October 2026 and move daily. Verify the exact variant before you buy.

The buying guide

How to choose a laptop for video editing

🖥️

Screen

Look for 100% sRGB or P3 coverage.

🧩

RAM

16GB for HD, 32GB for 4K. Check the maximum.

💾

Storage

Footage fills drives. Plan for 1TB.

⚡

GPU

RTX for After Effects and heavy grading.

1 · Screen colour comes first

You cannot grade what you cannot see. Look for 100% sRGB for web video, and DCI-P3 if you want a wider range. A screen that covers 62.5% of sRGB shows muted colours.

2 · RAM and the single stick trap

Many laptops ship with one 16GB stick, which runs slower than two. The LOQ 2025 and Legion 5 take up to 32GB. Laptops with memory built in cannot be upgraded.

3 · Storage for footage

A 512GB drive fills fast with 4K footage. Only the LOQ 2025 and the MacBook Air here come with 1TB. Plan an external SSD or a second drive.

4 · Weight and battery

The Yoga Slim 7 weighs about 1.19 kg, the MacBook Air 1.23 kg, the Motobooks about 1.4 kg, the LOQ Essential 1.8 kg, the V16 1.95 kg, the Legion 5 2.1 kg and the LOQ 2025 2.4 kg. RTX laptops drain fast when you edit, so plan to plug in. The Apple and thin OLED laptops are the ones built for battery work.

5 · Crossed out prices

Stores show large crossed out prices. Ignore them and check the real price and the bank offer at checkout.

6 · Warranty and service

Most of these list one year. Keep the invoice, register the laptop on day one and note the nearest service centre. Motorola laptops are sold on Flipkart, so check onsite service for your pin code.

Other laptops I looked at

Apple MacBook Neo (₹71,890). Eight gigabytes of memory is the limit, as explained above.

ASUS Vivobook S16 OLED and Zenbook A14 OLED. Both use Snapdragon X, which I left out for the reasons above.

HP OmniBook 5 OLED (₹1,09,799). A good OLED laptop, but the Motobook 60 Pro costs about ₹25,000 less.

Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro (₹1,64,599). Good, but it costs more than the MacBook Air for similar editing power.

Gaming laptops with weak screens. Many gaming laptops cover only around 62.5% of sRGB, so check the panel before you buy. See my gaming laptops under 1 lakh guide.

The verdict

Which laptop should you buy for video editing?

Best overall: Lenovo LOQ 2025, for RTX, 14 cores and 1TB. Check price

Best screen and cooling: Lenovo Legion 5, for the 165Hz WUXGA panel. Check price

Best OLED value: Motorola Motobook 60 Pro, for ₹84,990. Check price

Cheapest OLED: Motorola Motobook 60, for ₹74,990. Check price

Cheapest RTX 5050: ASUS Gaming V16, at ₹1,39,990. Check price

Best for editing on the move: MacBook Air M5, at 1.23 kg. Check price

Cheapest RTX card: Lenovo LOQ Essential, at ₹1,14,990. Check price

Best thin Windows OLED: Lenovo Yoga Slim 7, at 1.19 kg. Check price

Not sure? Buy the Lenovo LOQ 2025 and add a second RAM stick. If you edit short videos on a budget, take the Motobook 60.

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Video editing laptops FAQ

Which is the best laptop for video editing in India in 2026?

The Lenovo LOQ 2025 with an RTX 5050 at ₹1,48,990 is the best overall. It has 14 CPU cores, 1TB of storage, a 100% sRGB screen and an RTX card that meets Adobe’s 8GB graphics memory recommendation. If you want OLED on a smaller budget, the Motorola Motobook 60 Pro at ₹84,990 has the best screen.

Can I edit 4K video with 16GB of RAM?

Yes for simple projects, but Adobe recommends 32GB or more for 4K in both Premiere Pro and After Effects. With 16GB, expect to use proxy files and close other apps. The LOQ 2025, Legion 5 and V16 take more RAM later. The MacBook Air and the Yoga Slim 7 do not, so buy the memory you need on day one.

Do I need a graphics card for video editing?

Not for 1080p or light 4K in Premiere Pro, where built-in graphics work fine. A graphics card helps with After Effects, heavy colour grading, AI effects and exports. Adobe lists a 4GB GPU as the minimum for Premiere Pro and After Effects and 8GB as recommended.

Will After Effects run without a dedicated graphics card?

Adobe lists a discrete GPU with at least 4GB of memory for After Effects on Intel and AMD laptops, and 4GB on NVIDIA. I could not find a statement that built-in graphics are supported, so I treat the RTX picks as the safe choice for After Effects.

Is 16GB of RAM enough for DaVinci Resolve?

A third party summary of Blackmagic’s guidance lists 16GB as the baseline and 32GB if you use Fusion effects. I could not open Blackmagic’s own requirements page, so check it before you buy. Resolve also leans on the graphics card, which favours the RTX picks.

Why is the MacBook Neo not on this list?

The MacBook Neo has 8GB of unified memory, and Adobe recommends 16GB for HD editing. A published test in Final Cut Pro found that simple 4K timelines play smoothly but stacked effects and heavy grading strain it, so proxies are needed. It is a fine first Mac for light editing and a poor pick for a 4K workflow.

Why are there no Snapdragon laptops on this list?

Adobe released a public beta of native Premiere Pro for Windows on Arm in July 2025, and that beta lacked third party plugins, ProRes and hardware accelerated H.264 and HEVC. I could not confirm that the final release is complete, so I left Snapdragon laptops out. DaVinci Resolve does run natively on Windows on Arm.

Is OLED good for video editing?

The OLED panels here list 100% DCI-P3, which covers a wider range of colours than sRGB. That helps when you grade footage. The Motobook 60 and the Motobook 60 Pro list up to 500 nits, which is typical for a laptop.

Is a gaming laptop good for video editing?

Often yes, because it has a strong processor and an RTX card. The catch is the screen, because many gaming laptops cover only 62.5% of sRGB. The four RTX laptops in this guide list 100% sRGB or ASUS’s Adobe gamut claim. My gaming and editing guide covers more gaming laptops.

Which of these can I upgrade later?

The LOQ 2025 and the Legion 5 take up to 32GB of RAM, and the V16 lists upgradeable DDR5. The LOQ Essential is limited to 16GB. The MacBook Air and the Yoga Slim 7 cannot be upgraded, and the Motobook listings do not say. Motorola lists up to 32GB configurations, so check the variant.

Will GTA 6 run on these laptops?

GTA 6 has only been announced for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles. I found no announced PC version, so check again before you buy a laptop for it.

Why are laptops so expensive in 2026?

Memory and graphics chips have become pricier as AI demand takes a large share of supply, and laptop makers have passed that on. A laptop that would have cost around ₹1 lakh now sells for ₹1.4 lakh and up.

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