Testseek.co.uk 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
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The editors liked
Stunning images
Gaming on it is a dream
HD graphics
Fast processor
Powerful graphics card
Well-designed keyboard
Impressive styling
Powerful performance
Sharp screen
Core i7 CPU. Excellent keyboard. Lighting system
Extremely powerful
Graphics look amazing
Core i7 CPU
Dedicated graphics
Reasonably priced
If you dig Alienware's flying saucer looks
You'll love the build of the Alienware M15x. It's smooth
Flashy
And comes with a backlit keyboard essential for night time gaming sessions. The screen is pin sharp and responsive
So Blu-rays will...
Fast for gaming
Detailed and bright screen
Fun lighting system
Excellent performance
Compact
Excellent design
Full-sized keyboard
Super portable
Long projected battery life
Excellent performance power
Sleek and sexy design
Incredibly light for a gaming laptop
Lovely new design and attention to detail. Blisteringly fast
Amazingly powerful for a 15-inch laptop
Highly configurable
16
9 display
Power
Design
Alienware FX
Build quality
The editors didn't like
Pricey
Endless options push the cost up
No HDMI
Looks and feels cheap
High price
Nasty touchpad buttons
Small hard disk
Poor graphics performance
Heavy
Awful mousepad. Not brilliant for games
Price
Would like more storage
Battery life and general portability
Screen could be brighter
It's hardly surprising that the Alienware M15x is huge
And has a miserable battery life (about an hour and a half with Wi-Fi on). And even the lowest specced Alienware M15x comes in at a hefty £1
If you dig Alienware's flying saucer looks, you'll love the build of the Alienware M15x. It's smooth, flashy, and comes with a backlit keyboard essential for night time gaming sessions. The screen is pin sharp and responsive, so Blu-rays will...
It's hardly surprising that the Alienware M15x is huge, and has a miserable battery life (about an hour and a half with Wi-Fi on). And even the lowest specced Alienware M15x comes in at a hefty £1,179, but if you want any of the bells and whistle...
There's no doubt the Alienware M15x is a blistering gaming laptop, but it all depends on how much you're prepared to pay, and we're not quite sure who it's for. You're not going to leave the house with it, so why not just get a full on...
The first thing which is immediately noticeable about the M15x is how sturdy the machine is. There are other laptops out there which use the same material in their construction but they are often flimsy and can damage easily. The M15x uses a much thic...
You pay a steep price for the Alienware m15x with all the bells and whistles and in return you get a colossal amount of gaming power with graphics that would shame many a desktop PC. ...
Plus Points:Power, power and more power. If gaming or processing power on the move is your requirement then the M15x delivers, while looking very forbidding in the process. The design is first class and while there were some problems initially when th...
Alienware has long been recognised as a premium brand for gaming enthusiasts, especially for desktop PCs, but its history with gaming laptops has been less impressive. This is due to the company using generic chassis designs, rather than opting to desi...
